Dead man in Dudley court tale of fever and crime
By A. W. mutchingon aey wild ganne the story opens with a crowded Dudley court scene where fishwives sell stock and a mysterious poisoning illness strikes households. Doctors rush between homes as a strange fever, cramps, and convulsions confound medical men. The tale shifts to a whaling ship where Pedro is murdered, the captain spirals into fear, and MacDougall sinks into dread as phantom ships and a fatal scream haunt the crew.
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Dudley Court
Mae
Mr. Paulson
No. 10
Paulaon
Brown
Mas
Tor
McDomlar
McDonald
Kemp
Doctor Brown
Doctor Kemp
No. 2
Eheek
Breakers
Breakell
Sll
Doctor McDonald
Doctor McCleod
Mactougall
Badeo
Matthews
Pedro
Cracy
MacDougall
Mac Dougall
Bis
England Vaccination Laws Date Back to 1609 and 1907
The vaccination orders in force require every child born in England to be vaccinated within six months by a registered practitioner or district public vaccinator. Parents can avoid penalties by four month statutory declarations before a justice that vaccination harms the child. Conscientious objectors may escape penalties, but those who fail to obtain a certificate or declaration remain liable.
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Great Britain
England
Kennedy Pass in Scotland Mystery Poker Tale
The London Morning Post notes a Scottish stretch called Kennedy's Pass that confounds visitors by its money look. A traveling group played poker in a carriage and Kennedy, holding ace king queen ten in one suit, declared pass when the caller showed four.
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Scotland
London Morning Post
Kennedy
Revolving Garage in London Aims to Open Soon
Revolving Garage London plans a live facility with a rotating floor allowing parked cars to move to the door as the floor rotates. The concept centers on streamlined access and novel garage design for urban space.
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London
Gone A Mistake in Identity in Bleeding Heart
In a rough town bar near the Bleeding Heart, Red Hoss challenges a slender yellow man claiming to be the town bully. A tense confrontation ends with Red Hoss knocked out and the mysterious visitor calmly sipping gin, while others debate the stranger’s true identity.
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Red Hoss
Atiyotie
Cincinnati
Orleans
Wongera
New Town
Dia Town
Red Hose
Red
Red Hosa
the Central Prose
Favorite Stories From 1018 Front Visit
A roadside tale recalls a voyage to a Harlem regiment in France in 1918. Private Cooksey, listed as Indoor chauffeur, faced a German mortar near the front and pledged to stay with his unit and report the approach of the Germans even if it meant leaving his post.
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France
Cooksey
Harlem
Clase
Claus
Kurnel
Cockney
Central Brow Association
The Last Hobos and the Laborer’s Life Recalled
James Stevens reflects in Century Magazine on the fading romance of the hobo era. He notes shifting jobs abroad becoming scarce, camp life evolving, and laborers now bound to families and steady duties. The piece contrasts old wanderlust with present grit and the enduring myth of the roving laborer.
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Alaeta
Canada
Panama
Renee
Mark Twain
Yesteryear
Coutes
Thia
Bere
James Stevens
Century Magasine
Pike's Peak Or The Late Antonio Novellis Musical Director
Fragmentary text notes the late Antonio Novellis, veteran musical director, with unclear context or surrounding details. No readable events or dates to confirm a concrete news item.
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Pike’s Peak
Antomio ɢ Novellis
Farm wedding photographer tale from old times
A farmer laughs at a photographer asking length for a bride picture. He jokes that his wife’s picture should pay for the machine, reflecting a curious old tale about photography and rural pride. De Nevettia cites crude views on progress and ignorance among farmers and photographers.
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de Nevettia
Ieee
Faraer
Detlar Came Back and the Silver Dollar Mystery
A Confederate veteran travels from South Carolina to Tennessee with his family after a home fire. He keeps a careful eye on his money and silver dollars, and four years later a man repays a debt with a dollar bearing the initials W. B. D. found engraved on it, proving a lost coin's return.
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Detlar
Neves Dede
South Caroline
Tennesove
Mr. Dobay
W. B.D
Baseball gains foothold in Argentina with home teams
Baseball in Argentina has finally found a niche in sports culture. Two native teams coached by Americans compete in Buenos Aires against American residents and a team of Japanese residents, drawing large crowds as they develop pitching to mix with foreign opponents.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires Y. M. C. A
Gymnasium
Fendog Club
Buenos Aires
William Blease Leads Arts Academy Presidency?
William Blease, identified as a biotechnician, is listed as president of the American Academy of Arts and Letters, with early context suggesting leadership in arts institutions.
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Wiliam
Michigan Blease
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Fragmented reflection on health industry and morals
The passage presents miscellaneous aphorisms and musings on dieting, education, progress, and social habits. It juxtaposes thoughts on health, happiness, economy, speech, and aging, with scattered remarks about women and ambition. The text reads like a collage of contemporary opinions without a single narrative arc.
Read the Read the Advertisements Show Windows At Home
A fragmented ad style item extols window displays and products. It emphasizes that the show windows reveal both visible and hidden qualities and invite readers to learn about clocks radios fountain pens and more through advertising claims.
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