Ojibway Indians to See at the Tingis Corn Show
Springfield November 8 A large expanded exhibit planned for the Tingis corn show the week of November 25 includes a large water fowl tank by Dr J A Wheeler state game commissioner and a 100 by 160 foot annex for village and school exhibits Ojibway Indians will present a corn harvest ceremony with tepees and native cooking tools and daily corn bread made in the traditional way
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Springfield
J. A. Wheeler
Wheeler Wil Hare
New York
Eportsmen
Matin
County Aid
Man’s costly legal battle over railroad ticket dispute
James Gaherty, an employee of the Mnos Central railroad at Clinton, sued after a dispute over patrol shoes costing 35. He lost and faced costs of 685, later appealing to county court and then plan to push to supreme court if defeated again. Expenses include attorney fees and court costs totaling about 117.7.
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Panville
James Gaherty
Minos Central Railroad
Clinton
Blommington
Gaherty
Eupreme
Prs
Man H Billek Challenges Sentence in Veazel Family Murder Case
Chicago, Nov. 5 Herman Billek attacked the jurisdiction of the court when he appeared before Judge Barnes to be sentenced to death for the fourth time as the killer of six members of the Veazal family. The defense argued Billek was legally dead for Cook County criminal court purposes, as the date of his original execution elapsed while the case was before the U S Supreme Court.
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Chicago
Herman Billek
Gregory
Barnes
Menders
Veazal
Billek
Criminal Court of
Cook County
Supreme Court of the United States
Paris Mystery Man Found Near Ravine
The body of Pleasent M. Calloway, a local Elbridge farmer missing since December, was found in a small ravine about a half mile from his home. He had been away for several days and is believed to have died of apoplexy.
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Paris
Nevea
Pleasent M. Calloway
Elbridge
Deth
Calloway
Unclear fragmentary text from Waonan Riles case
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names Waonan Riles Babe Herseld Chicage Nova and references to suffering, nerves, a wife departure and a killed person. Details are garbled with no coherent event, date, or location to summarize into a valid news item.
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Waonan
Babe
Herseld
Chicage
Nova
Piarry Lynn
Wasedis
Coles Poe
Medicine Chest Safety and Stock Practices
A fragment notes that the medicine chest should hold essential drugs and keep stock refreshed. It advises clear labeling and cautious storage to prevent mishaps. It mentions keeping the chest closed and guarding children, with a drawer containing soft cloths for rags and cleaning.
Medical Supplies for Wound Care Description
Describes torn cloth strips rolled for bandages absorbent cotton court plaster and surgeons plaster to prepare poultices and wound care supplies.
To Keep Hands Soft In Winter Care Guide
With winter approaching, readers are urged to maintain soft white hands through simple routines. Wash hands thoroughly, rub almond meal or oatmeal on them, use toilet pumice for stubborn spots, and apply a suitable healing cream after drying. For wrinkled skin, soak hands in vinegar before washing.
Tripe in Creole Style
Parboil tripe ten minutes and cool. Dice and fry in hot butter. Add minced onion and green pepper, then browned tripe four minutes in butter. Stir in raw tomato and brown gravy, cook gently ten more minutes. Season with paprika salt and parsley and serve.
Shoes and heels tied to safety claim by Virginia woman
A Virginia woman argues that high heels or slippers can be made perfectly safe for wear by adding a final supporting plate. Shoemakers note that higher heels are generally more popular and tend to be more tacky, while the proposed modification aims to improve safety for wearers.
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Virginia
Ankle supportive metal plate fitted inside shoe heel
A metal plate designed to support the ankle is placed inside the shoe near the heel and curved to fit the wearer’s heel. The description explains its placement and conformity to the foot.
Footwear anatomy note on sole and plate extension
Description explains a sole component with a plate lying under the heel and extending upward at the sides to a T shape, engaging the foot just below the ankle.
Pickling Hints for Best Preservation
Do not use boll vinegar for sour pickles for it weakens the mix. Heat vinegar only to scalding before pouring over the pickles. Salt to draw out watery juice and use full strength vinegar. Include horse radish or nasturtium to prevent the vinegar from melding. Store in a cool dry dark closet or cellar.
To Serve Celery
Instructions for preparing celery from a household guide describe trimming the root to a point as with a pen point, halving each stalk lengthwise, washing thoroughly, and soaking in cold water before serving with finely chopped ice.
Bread and Egg Griddle Batter
Soak half a pound of crustless bread in warm water. Beat one egg with half a pint of milk and brown sugar, add salt and baking powder. Drain bread, mix with the milk, add flour to form a smooth batter. Bake on a hot griddle and sprinkle with powdered sugar.
Freshen Wash Dresses with Cold Starch and Borax
To freshen washed dresses that are mussed but not dirty sponge with cold starch and press. Dissolve a teaspoon of starch in a cup of cold water and add a pinch of borax for the starch solution.
The Electric Chair Critics Spark Ethical Fire
Coroner George F Shrady challenges capital punishment by electricity. He condemns current executions as brutal and argues that immediate autopsy clauses make doctors the true executioners, stripping surgery of its humane purpose.
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George F. Shrady
Shrady
Yan
Tess
Death Penalty Debate and Autopsy Concerns in New York
The Brooklyn Eagle quotes Dr. Shrady arguing the death penalty is certain and autopsies protect against fraud. The piece recalls historical fears of burial alive and compares executions to methods like the guillotine, citing opinions from a seasoned correspondent on capital punishment.
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Edmund Yates
New York State
Shrady
Brooklyn Eagle
Edison monolithic house praised yet questioned by cement workers
Alfred Tracy of the American Brotherhood of Cement Workers criticizes Haison's monolithic house idea. He says a twelve hour pour is possible but removal of forms and proper setting fail, note hollow walls prevent moisture and health concerns. The system needs a workable hollow-wall method before success.
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Edison
Haison
Alfred Tracy
American Brotherhood of Cement Workers
New York Tribune
Poet Runner Reflects On Long Distance Race Victory
In a quirky exchange after winning the Muarnathon, runner John J. Dives likens running to poetry while a reporter gauges thoughts on difficult endurance. A tangled quote from Victor Wago and others adds local puzzle intrigue.
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John J. Dives
Victor Wago
Mrr. Hayes
Hugo
Hardy
Lunching aki carte as Bob buys pears on curb
The passerby joke lines blur as Bob replies asking what he is doing and orders lunch a la carte while purchasing pears from a curbside push cart in New York.
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Bob
New York Times
Son of Fighting Bob Faces Court Martial Fallout
Lieutenant Franck Taylor Evans son of Admiral Robley D. Evans was court martialed for leaving his post and disrespecting an officer. He received 140 numbers and a public reprimand. Earlier he drew attention aiding Roosevelt in Panama and a 1901 marriage to Major Pullman’s daughter.
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Bob
Urania
Evans
Franck Taylor Evans
Robley D. Evans
Hampton Roads
Paddle Coast
San Francisco
Naval Service
Roosevelt
Panama
John Pullman
U.S. A
Smith father of William Alden attends Croton vs St Mark’s game
A report from Massachusetts describes William Alden Smith’s insistence on his own identity as he watches Croton meet St Mark’s, with his son playing for St Mark’s. A spectator notes the elderly man tossing his silk hat in triumph upon news of triplets in a Podunk family.
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William Alden Smith
Massachusetts
Croton
St. Mark's
Secon
Ike
Panama elects Jose Domingo de Ohaldia president
Senor Jose Domingo de Ohaldia was unanimously chosen by the seven provinces to lead Panama. His term runs from October this year to 1412. He is sixty one, native of Panama and studied in New Haven and New York after arriving in the country as a youth of twenty.
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Jose Domingo de Ohaldia
Manuel Anidor
Panama
President Ohaldia
New Haven
New York
Obaldia Return to Tamount and Harvest Herds Policy
Fragmentary account references Jose Domingo de Obaldia and a return to Tamount in 1960s history. Mentions involvement with harvest herds and wealth, with unclear details on governance and a Panama United States connection. The garbled text hints at political milestones and a presidential figure linked to colonial era contexts.
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Tamount
Obaldin
Colombia
Pamaina
United States
Remedy promises relief for age related kidney and bladder ailments
The ad claims people over fifty suffer kidney and bladder disorders and that Foley's Kidney Remedy cures them. It urges readers to stop drain on vitality and restore strength and vigor by starting the remedy today, listing H. J. Moogk and Wm. F. Jungkunz.
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Foley
H. J. Moogk
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Rough and Keady Hosiery Ad Announcement
Ad for Rough and Keady boys hosiery claiming best wearing hose on the market. Mentions BSc 2 for 2% price and lists Brok hausen and Hill. Includes date code 10-30d1w.
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Keady
Bsc
Brok
Hausen & Hill
Train Escape Described With A Daring Exit
Fragmentary verses recount a hurried train departure with a young lady aboard. A crush and crowd form as the narrator, down on luck, finds a sudden exit amid a scream and halted dancers, with muffled references to a clever escape.
The Professor and the Secretary Exchange a Dittentry
A fragment from a dialogue shows the Professor and the Secretary seeking a specific entry. Mr. Brown recalls little, and the professor calls the moment provoking as they search for what they wanted.
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Mr. Brown
Leston
The Reason of It
A fragment reflecting on why writers call the sea vexed, suggesting the sea’s trouble stems from constant human crossing and movement across its vast expanse. The remark echoes a traveler philosopher’s quip about sea journeys and human restlessness.
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Puoech
Those Enselish Names and Fancy Patter
A whimsical note from Harper's Weekly mocks old world names and manners. The piece playfully riffs on Archibald Algernon Vaux and others like Wemyers, using quirky rhymes to tease social etiquette and pretentious speech.
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Archibald Algernon Vaux
Faux
Caux
Barn Dance Rebranded as Garage Party
In a light exchange, Mrs Green dismisses the idea of a barn dance at home and Mrs Hightone notes the term barn sounds crude, calling the event a garage dance instead. St Louis Post-Dispatch report reflects casual social slang.
Cupid’s Aim and Fixed Lovers in Smart Set
The verse lists couples among playful names like Tom and Daisy and Polly and Ned. Cupid mixes arrows, leaving a tangle of affections as the lovers mispair in a lighthearted, cheeky Smart Set tone.
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Cupid
Curious place names noted near Bury in old sand history
A report describes long standing curiosities like Jericho Nineveh Goshen Gospel Egypt and Paradise found in sand near Bury Lancashire. The scene includes Par gon's lane with the rectory and parish church nearby and a hearing at a Manchester case where a council chair quotes locals.
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Bury
Lancashirera
Jericho
Nineveh
Goshen
Gospel
Egypt
Paradise
Pargon's Lane
Patisis
Manchester
Birtle Patio
Fom Don Graphic
Foley's Orino Laxative Promises Permanent Constipation Cure
An advertisement touts Foley's Orino Laxative as a permanent cure for constipation and liver trouble by natural digestion stimulation. It claims the product does not gripe, is pleasant to take, and allows freedom from continual laxative use.
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Foley
H. J. Moegk
Wm. F. Junugkunz
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Cough Cure and Lung Healing
The advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar kills cough germs and cures obstinate coughing while healing the lungs and preventing serious results. It warns the genuine product comes in a yellow package and lists H. J. Moogk and Wm. F. Jungkunz as sellers.
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Foley
H. J. Moogk
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Mrs Gaddit’s New Home Lacks Noted Friends
A reader from Mrs Gaddit’s new town reports she has no friends there to speak of, while another says she has made a number of friends since moving. The exchange hints at differing impressions about social ties in the unfamiliar place.
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HY Mehibie
Reeves Pleasiots
Tels
Bocerwtler
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Cement House
Rae
Roo
Washburn
Crosby
Shari As
Ata
Ros
Bill Smith
Jose Domingo DE Obaldia
the Daily Journal
Devon
Ager
Uck
Wemyers
Hiarper
Tom
Daisy
Whi
Will
Maitzie
Malaie
Phil
Philip
Dolly
Ted
Polly
Ned
Piso
Hes
Union Loan and Building Association
Freeport
S. Galena Ave
Rice Bldg
Taylor & Frick
Ubiuetia
Sauerkraut
Santa Claus
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