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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1900
Page
6
Fragmentary 19th century account describes prison unrest, violent scenes, and heated jail conditions in Brown County. Amid the chaos residents debate defense of the jail and recount local political loyalties. The piece weaves in anecdotes about Tatersons and Columbus influence, and notes a public meeting and fear of upheaval.
The text presents a garbled report with scattered names such as Brinish Island Tom Fat and May references, interspersed with unrelated terms. It lacks coherent events or dates to form a clear news item or summary.
The text discusses how heat conduction varies by material. It notes that radiation affects diffusion, dust and dark substrata can be good conductors, and certain substances conduct better than others. Silver is cited as a strong conductor among metals with various metals listed by conductance values.
Fragmentary notes mention Mike O'Donologue Kin Muaphy Guigen HIe Conny O'Blane and a committee promising a dine job amid unspecified control concerns. Boston Transcripts.
A garbled OCR fragment from Tit-Bits shows playful quips about manners and social scenes. The misspelled lines reference pretending to be a lady and a request to sit down, with scattered phrases such as Molste AML and Rose, suggesting a lighthearted gossip or observational item.
A detailed account describes peanut growing in Virginia and the Carolinas, detailing stacks of vines, harvest yields, and the processing chain from husking to candy pastes. It notes large acreages, wagon loads, and prices per peck, with stages from field planting to shelling, polishing, and marketing to grocers and confectioners. The piece mentions wartime shifts, plant growth stages, and varied farm practices, emphasizing the goober's economic role and regional methods from field to market.
The article describes peanut cultivation in the southern United States with soil moisture retention and light fertilization practices. It notes crop yields, world production totals, and the broad use of peanuts in candy and kernels. It also mentions peanut oil production and European consumption, alongside general uses in bread and cooking.
San Francisco readers hear about a lecture by Sanford Bennety claiming distilled water and olive oil can reverse aging. He describes arteries and joints clogging with sediments, prescribes high water intake, olive oil internally and externally, and vigorous daily exercise as the path to lasting youth and longevity beyond 100.
Fragmentary readout describes a dialog where a woman asks Where and mentions cannibal knowledge. It references a Somerville Journal tone and hints at weights and wishes. Text is garbled and lacks clear events or names.
Obituary notices a veteran railway conductor from the Ohio corridor, James Clossman, who served twenty seven years with the Cleveland Rapid Transit and Indiana railroad. Survived by widow and five children, his death follows a brief illness. He was 63 years old and one of the most reliable workers, beloved by fellow employees. Funeral arrangements show his remains in the care of Drnelivedie.
Mrs dlanova Paley of Svitase home, aged about 60, died Friday at St Joseph's hospital after a long illness. She was the widow of Trophy Foley and leaves one son, Rory Foley. Funeral arrangements pending with family prayers at St Doeph's church.
A damaged notice cites Mrs Myr Tobrson of Frank Johnson street age 26 with two sons and two daughters. It notes a fire or tragedy near Henilsbyton and lists a surviving husband and four children, including a toddler, with illegible dates and locations.
Fragmentary notice records the death of Jane Coblente age 75 and mentions a year of tran tropsy. It names a husband and several children with scattered place references and dated lines, reflecting a convoluted family obituary style from the period.
An obituary notes the death of a one year old boy after a diphtheria illness. His parents and five siblings survive, with funeral services held at St Paul’s Church. The bereaved family mourns the loss while relatives recall the child’s precious nature and early promise.
Ruth Yates daughter of pov and Mrs Harry Yates of 26 Hog Street. Notice dated Saturday March referencing stomach Henke and age sixteen days. Local obituary style brief with names and residence.
Conrad Schifferle, an inmate of the county institution, died Saturday from dropsy at age 66. He entered the facility on September 2 and had a troubled stay, previously living with relatives near the large brewery. Born in Switzerland, he had been in the country for several years. The obituary notes he was once a local inventor and had worked in various roles before facing institutional care.
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