Emergency Rations Try New Quieted Food For Soldiers
Soldiers endure scarce rations on the Oklahoma prairies as Captain Fountain of the Eighth Cavalry and Captain Foster of the Fifth oversee a forage-free march. The piece recounts attempts to test condensed emergency meals amid trials in warm weather, contrasting past failures with hopes this row ration may aid Uncle Sam’s troops in field conditions.
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Oklahomy
Distoner
Blales
Fountain
Foster
Fifth
Calaial Dempacy
Uncle Sam
Wilchi
Thaly
Vinie Havevanek
Alwat
Colorado
Ta Tha
Lhat
South Africa
A Man of Honor in Street Confrontation Scene
A stocky man clashes with Steve Ballister on a crowded platform in a tense exchange over respect. The man demands an explanation for prior insults, half apology, and a show of honor before the crowd. The confrontation ends with a brief reconciliation as they walk away arm in arm.
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A. Gill
Magen
Rm Catkon
Steve Ballister
Watt
Steve Donsstar
Mandkerchie
Misplaced Sympathy A Manila hospital angel story
A young woman, wife of a civilian clerk in Manila, travels to the Philippines to aid soldiers in the field. She plans to bring flowers, sunshine, and smiles to the wounded, hoping to become an “angel of the walled city” as she visits Pasay and nearby camps for any comfort she can offer the troops.
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Philippines
Manila
Chicago
Pasay
Vitla
Rescue as Pony Bolts Endangers Princess Victoria Era
A historical note recalls a near fatal incident at Tan Bridge Wells England where a rider, resembling Princess Victoria of Kent, was thrown by a bolting pony. The scene was saved by a passerby named Tokson, who has just died at an advanced age in Wells.
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Princess Victoria of
Kent
Tanbridge Wells
England
Tokson
Wells
Birds as Lowers in a Century Old Ornithology Satire
A fragmentary, antiquated sketch from The Margazine describes a thrush-like bird foraging, exploiting acorns and seeds. It paints the scene of a hunter and the bird’s feeding habits, noting seed germination and seed adhesion on branches as part of a comically detailed naturalist vignette.
Politician Accused Over Party Money in Washington Star
A fragmentary Washington Star excerpt shows a dialogue where a senator rebuts a fellow worker about political policy and a rival offering to share voters for half the amount paid, provoking a question on party money and influence.
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Sorghant
Washington Star
Unclear fragmentary social row echoes inopportune remarks
Fragmentary dialogue shows social tension and remarks about family, class, and amusements. Names and places are unreadable, but the tenor hints at propriety pressures, invitation dynamics, and financial restraint amid a Washington Line context.
French Doctor Claims Cure for Idiots at Vitry Institute
A French psychologist at the Medico-Pedagogical Institute in Vitry claims to have cured idiots and malformed individuals through patient observation, dental-like feeding, gymnastic treatment, and a custom program blending garden therapy with music. The article profiles cases such as Jacques Monod, a boy once described as a “wild gorilla,” who after weeks of gentle care and tailored exercises regained movement, speech, and basic skills and is now learning carpentry with plans to be apprenticed.
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di Bourneville
Vituy
Franer
Bourneville
Boutatevile
Roy Ly
Dourneville
Avery
W Reyal House
Aix
Torques
Sid Kalen
Uaeques
Gaeden
Janver Uneques
Homme
Marevilles
Lome
Homrpeville
Teegnes
Fis Antsi
Cnse
Jacques de
Bourtovilla
The Whistling True and Painful Trees Across Continents
The essay describes the whistling true from nuts and the London Arabs, noting a tree whose shoots release a whistling sound through wind carved holes. It details a gall like cavity, the process of fiber production for cloth, the painful sting of the tinylauy tree of Queensland, and the angry tree that reacts with odor when disturbed, with mentions of regions like Nevada and Arizona.
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London
Linwongawliden
Vaneenela
Otn- Hesto
Queensland
Nevada
California
Avisona
Goldsmiths Grave and Eighteen States Insurance Tags
The article notes uncertainty about Goldsmiths exact burial spot after death leaving debts and a private burial on April 3 in the temple yard graveyard overseen by Burka and Regiohis with a nephew as chief mourner. It also mentions eighteen states and one territory enacting valued policy laws requiring insurers to pay the actual value of property regardless of value at risk.
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Carefu
Mat Gwidleek
Templs
Burka
Regiohis
Mousner
Diplomatic Secret Governs US Germany Dispute
Washington reports the United States holds a firm stance against German proposals. Marine forces under Chaffee prepare for possible actions in China while the China negotiations with Li Hongzhang and Conger advance. Commission plans, personnel, and venues shift as the United States weighs withdrawal options and awaits final arrangements.
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Washington
Fenvelwry
Chaffee
China
Dt Jn
Humberug
Cavite
Admira Remey
Pekin
Unite States
Conger
Yoanon Hn
Tha Buth Tan
Columbia
New York
Sither
Cag
John W. Foster
New Yok
Hens Betn
Li Fog Ghang
Wieedfer
Proceel
Ten-T'sin
Wesotin- Hons
Then-Tain
Peltung Forts Taken In Aerial War Report
The navy department reported new advances near Ful-Tung Curie with forces from Germany and Austria joining. Incident details mention activity at Taku and Buenos Aires. Sept 21 to Sept 22 marks a renewed push as war fronts shift with advancing troops and naval movements.
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Washington
Navy ‘Department
Ellow
Navy
Poren
Ful-Tung Curie
Review by Field Marshal Count Von Waldersee in Shanghai
Shanghai reports Field Marshal Count Von Waldersee, commander in chief of allied Mavena, reviewing about 8000 foreign troops. The parade included older German, French, American, British, Italian, Dutch, Japanese volunteers and colonial units. details are unclear due to OCR flaws.
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Shanghai
Count von Waldersee
Mavena
Beryal Joncern Marwksted Iieldsinenbnt
Lowing
Bengal
Allied siege actions reported against Chinese fortifications
Fragmented dispatch describes joint Russian Austrian and American participation in bombardment near forts at Gaplghh. Four Chinese dead are noted as the fortifications sustain heavy damage while attackers march toward Tien-Tain, with reinforcements moving and artillery proving effective amid advancing lines.
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Proms
Taku
Walla
Mark
Thay
Tien-Tain
Thu Hows
Visitor injured in scuffle at Turn Verein event
Stanger of 208 Wirhanne stil sustained a deep cut above the wrist after crashing through a window during a melee at an athletic meeting hosted by Turn Verein Vorwaerts. He was treated at Dr Hammond's, the wound requiring dressings and possible surgical care as friends aided him.
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Stanger
Elbow Diblocated After Frightful Incident
Morbilina of Delphos Ohio sustained a severe elbow injury after an incident near Calhoun and Columbia on Friday evening. He was temporarily moved to the Summoera army state and later to Dr. Crit for treatment where the injury was corrected. Morbilina is expected to recover fully with no lasting complications.
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Morbilina
Delphos
Ohio
Frinais
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Amin
Derman
America
Wiele Sam
Min
Wukhoviller
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Howery
Man
Victoria
Sued
Lo Longman
Enumias
Ife
Wiese Goon
Washington Line
Saequus
Avees
Ia Hourneville
Vitry Institute
Lacins
Holdsmith
The
United States
Review OF the Allied Forces
Ghiaese
Wierseln
Europanne
Mt 11
Wise
Peltung Forts
Revie
Rblal
Jadge Stanger
Mibyr
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