Patchen la unbeatable on 8 half mile track
Unclear racing notes describe Patchen la’s claimed unbeatable speed on an eight half mile track at Page with times around 2:00. Mentions Woodburn Farm retirement from breeding, Heir at Law’s leg injury, Much Ado’s 2:18 pace, and various stallions including Russell Wood and Lord Vincent with prices and owners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patchen la
J. D. Callery
Pittsburg
Russellwood
Atwood
Lord Vincent
George Tod
Youngstown
Bla Mac
Nek Kinney
Brigadier
Necretta
Banta Moan
Cal
Neernut
Albert W.joseph TI
Ake
Daniel Wise
Bukenville
Lave
Rondville
Fragmented text on Mohard's Lidment for sale and distant notes
The readable fragments discuss Mohard's lidment for sale amid scattered phrases about treatment, peace, and a distant benefactor. It mentions a drought era train encounter and a fanciful balloon plan to drop water, with stray references to names and places and unclear context.
Untitled Local Page Snippet on Ceremony Preparations
Fragmented OCR text hints at holiday array and rededication talk. Mention of Dom Paul, a UIRANUOR figure, and comments on pomp and pageantry. Notes about Wheatyre port, base band practice, and cavalry pantaloons with overTime work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dom Paul
Fragmentary OCR Note with Cryptic Drifting Text
The readable portions describe a Dr Marshall referenced by name and a vague coastal setting with garbled phrases. No clear event, date, or action is established, making a concise summary speculative based on the fragment. The piece appears to be an OCR artifact rather than a complete report.
Asthma Remedies Spark Debate and Bizarre Claims
A Purported Cure claims Clarke's Kula Compound can permanently cure severe asthma in 40 to 90 days, with testimonials from Vancouver and Niagara Falls. The piece also covers Philadelphia’s carbide lighting plans, acetylene production, and projected city lighting costs and efficiency comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
J. Painton
Vancouver
B.C
England
Canada
Cae Rais Pharma
Evening at the theater provokes a strained reunion
Mrs Dimpleton confronts her husband as he returns home after a late night out with a friend. He explains his absence was driven by business yet admits the longing to stay with her. She retorts she was not alone and laments the late hour and missed time together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dimpleton
Dimpleton
Winkleton
Thas
Young imitator tricks cashier to borrow money
A tale recounts a spendthrift youth who mimics his father to trick a cashier. He calls the cashier claiming a $100 request then later tries again in person, prompting concern over the con and the son’s audacious deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Eid
Hin Tae ii
Bobbertaos
Ice Ape Fall Mystery Through Unclear Readable Text
fragmented OCR notes describe an unclear incident involving an ape and ice with readers unable to determine exact events or locations. the garbled text mentions names and possible investigation but lacks coherent details or dates.
Trains, Trunks, and a Tricky Tale From Chicago Record
A humorous anecdote from the Chicago Record describes Addie and Marla McMani traveling to New Orleans. The luggage mix up sparks laughter as a tiny key is found in a trunk, revealing an accidental kiss and a crowd gathering. The piece also advertises Parmelou's Vegetable Pills. It narrates a cigar advertising aside and a historical note on the origin of the French theater linked to Comedie Francaise and Moliere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Addie Ske
Chicago
France
Comedia Francaise
Comdie Francaise
Louis XIV
Hotel du Bourgogne
Theater Guenegaud
Fraticals
St. Janes Builget
Uncertain Dialogue About Illness and Willpower
Fragmentary 19th century style exchange hints at illness and paralysis of will. Dialogue names Biwhilyo Lite and references schilysia with curiosity about work and strength. The text reads like a garbled speech scene from a historical column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astrong Neile
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Mr. Ash Endure Painful Ailment
Thomas Ash of Heatten Ont says at 72 he suffered years with back pain that worsened on bending and made walking nearly impossible. After trying many medicines, three doses of Doan's Kidney Pills brought marked relief, restoring mobility and energy, making him feel like a new man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Thomas Ash
Heatten
Ont
Thoms H. Porter
Lower
Ireland
P. Q
Thomas
Mystic verse blotter and patient testimonial ad
A fragment from a poem shows a child asking for motherly comfort while striving against weariness and life’s pressures. The scene transitions to a medical testimonial praising Minard’s Liniment, claiming rapid relief from leg pain and a firm recommendation for others to use it.
The Mysteries of Spelling and Humorous Notes
A humorous look at garbled handwriting from letters and notes sent to a shopkeeper and a schoolmaster. The piece cites examples of misread words, mistaken phrases, and playful misinterpretations, highlighting amusing lapses in spelling and literacy across old letters and quotes. It also references vintage advertisements and literary snippets about medicines and Clover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eprings
Brooke
Ghul
Ixakama
Eminent anatomist studies whale power with shipbuilder
An Edinburgh anatomist Sir William er and Glasgow shipbuilder Mr John Henderson discuss the whale’s size and power. They estimate a 60 foot whale weighing about 14 tons would require around 145 horsepower to reach the noted speed. A playful line about bicycle costumes and relay days closes the remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Er
University of Edinburgh
John Henderson
Glasgow
Longrl
Jessie Roberta Returns Aboard A Deep Sea Vessel
A wharf crowd watches the Jessie Roberta sail in under clear winter light. A mother and boy rush forward as the captain, with wet eyes, leads the family home after the ship’s return, bearing news and debt fears amid a community tied by sea and bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Roberta
Breid
Ake
Donahoe
Death Called the Hand in County Jail Card Game Tragedy
In a county jail at Yuma an Indian prisoner Orisin A Quahue died after a poker hand turned deadly. Walter Scott watched as Quahne drew four aces and a joker, a hand said to have caused his death by a heart attack. Police and doctors confirmed the fatal outcome and a bizarre, fatal card grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Orisin
Quahue
Quahuve
Miguel
Indiana
Quakie
Ife
Quahne
Walter Scott
Scott
Lila Carda
Quabte
Los Angeles
San Francisco Examiner
History of Roman physicians and an absurd tale of a cannibal bow
A survey mentions Roman doctors and their incomes with figures from Pliny. It notes high earnings for famous physicians and contrasts Imperial and district medical roles. A separate anecdote describes a bow constrictor starving, then cannibalizing its tail before the historian stops the tale.
Parrot tales and society snips from England scraps
A garbled string of light gossip and humor items from The Pictorial and New York Weekly excerpts. It mentions a clergyman easing an old woman’s loneliness, a parrot that swears, monograms on carriage carts, invitation card woes, and a comic miscommunication about a dog’s howling, all in terse joke-fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
England
Pictorial
Bickles Anti Consumptive Syrup and Signal Tower Vignettes
An 19th century ad touts Bickles Anti Consumptive Syrup for throat and lung relief amid claims of curing pulmonary complaints. A Scribners Magazine excerpt describes a Railway Signal Tower at a junction, detailing its architecture, branches, and the indispensable trio maintaining vigilance that powers the line. Also notes Mother Graves Worm Exterminator promising cures without other medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bickle
Osaea
Surmach
Min
Sumuach Junction
Scribner's Magazine
Mother Graves
The Man With a Pane on State Street
A man bravely attempts to carry a large pane of glass across State Street amid the afternoon rush. He weaves between wagons and tracks, is bumped by a passing tram, and narrowly avoids a dray and a florist wagon before being knocked by a horse. Spectators laugh as he staggers on. An Egg Tax. Russia imposes a gridinet income tax with a 1 percent band for 1 000 to 2 000 rubles and a quarter kopek per egg on poultry eggs, raising millions in revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagera Falls
Philadelphia Company
Wome
Hiladelphia Company
Philadelphia
Acetylene Light, Heat and Power Company
State Street
Giains
Chicago
Russia
Temple Bar
New York’s Building Within Building Baffles Engineers
An eight story cable power station at Broadway and Houston Street remains quivering free beneath a colossal steel and granite shell. The separate steel foundation prevents any wall tremor while 550 tons of machinery hums below, shafts weighing 50 tons and two 82 foot diameter wheels turning without jarring the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Houston Streeet
New York Sun
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gqolpenn
Golden, British Columbia
Mohard
Lewa
Samaria
Samar
Meir
Thuveales
Aed
Hunton
Alleriel
Mars Unda Raora Neri
Opittoun
Tekh Waraing
Dr. Marshall
Braesia
Irioh J.fe
Ceaivenl
Ieee Elk Wie
Addie
Misa Addie Marla McMani
Mehta
Milwaukeps Wik
Util Siti
New Orleans
Huull
Ahe
Parmelou
Hoou
Europe
Peru
Countues
Chincon
Tima
Spain
Italy
Milburn
Wootatoek
God Kridal
New York Mall
Richards & CO
Sira
Arig
Christopper Gerry
Ingersoll
Cream
Bolze
Mat
Sol
Clover
Lnte
Glover
Millar’s
Laine
Jenole Mypp
Martini
Quintus Stertinius
Hik Brother
Galen
Boothing
Manlus Cornutus
Pliny
Rome
London Spectator
Eit
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Amiateur
New
York Weekly
Fiat
Lund
Ork W
Orld
Alaska
Stiuck
Klondike
Chicago Post
Win
BABYS
Anlt & Wiborg
Rollers
Osat
Paper and Gard
Toronto Type Foundry CO
Owen Street
Winnipeg
Heed Offee
Toronto
Pacific Coast
Cordova Street
Dominion Lands
W. H. Sproule & Company
Oma Main
W.N
Dicate
Aned
Manitoba
Apply P, O Bex
R. A. Lister & Co., Ltd
King
Aeeney
Mal
G. W. Donald, Bes
National Life Assurance CO. OF Canada
Aaraiswanrapmusm
Nares & Robinson
MAW
Masagers Man
X, W