Thore of Eighty Years Ago Compared With Jerry M Race
A fragmentary record compares Thore of eighty years ago to Jerry M an Irish thoroughbred who reportedly carried 175 pounds and ran four miles in ten minutes on turf, a feat likened to late 19th century trotters. It cites Eclipse era performances and Dutchman and Fashion records, noting deteriorating pace but strong legacy in bloodlines.
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Jerry M
Iriah
Ireland
Horseshoers
Thore
Dutulman
Centerville
L. 1
Anddle
Hiram Woodruff
Liverpool
Eaddle
Roners
Fashion
Boston
Pipe
Union Course
Belipse
Henry
Afgame
Withere
Eclipse
Easly
Sean
Divided Minds Classify Visuals and Auditives in Psychology
The article explains two mind types visuals who think in pictures and auditives who think in words. It notes most women and artists lean visual, while many men of letters, science, and philosophy lean auditive. It highlights versatility when a person blends both, citing Leonardo da Vinci as an example.
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Anckd Elassen
Anh
Leonardo da Viet
Grand Old Men and Aged Figures in Odd Memoirs
A garbled notice lists remarkably aged individuals including a Mexican man said to be 184, a New York resident claimed at 132, and a Valley Mills Tex figure aged 118. It hints at famed ex Biblical heroes and names Ald Parr and Henry Jenkins as notable examples, while noting peculiar transcription errors and dubious authenticity.
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Iso
Citizen of New
Valley Mills
Tex
Ana Antly
Ald Parr
Henry Jenkins
Siperloyeve
Voltan
Yorkshire
Jankins
Incident of the War and a Moonlight Barn Trip Tale
The report recounts a Civil War era incident in which General Girney’s raids in Florida result in a bright light girl found at a house with parents fled. A dog duo and a child’s odd remarks reveal uncertain loyalties while a Philadelphia moonlight barn excursion story follows a bashful group of young women and a teasing brother exposing a shawl concealing a kiss plan and a misunderstood aim.
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Girney
Florida
Parenta
Iimore
Beauregand
Byalander
Anton
Philadelphia
Sls
Cabbage Misadventure At Rockefeller's Farm
A brief item notes a horse at George Ferguson’s Rockefeller property ate all of John’s cabbage, an event recorded as a curious nuisance in the Tarrytown area. The report emphasizes the animal’s appetite and the local reaction.
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J. D
Tarrytown
George Ferguson
Rockefeller
Nan
John
Affinity Pair Paraded in Chains Through Town
In Carrolton a 52 year old merchant William Burley and 27 year old Mrs. Walter Evans, elopers linked to a missing $500 from Evans, were captured by Sheriff Morrow after a ten day chase from Grafton to Lynn Missouri. They were paraded by chain from the railroad to the town green while crowds watched. Evans visited his wife in jail and then released. Burley is held on $500 bond awaiting the September grand jury.
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Carrolton
William Burley
Walter Evans
Green County
Burley
Sherif Morrow
Evans
Hvana
Morrow
Lynn
Wandering Cal worker with $22,100 seized by Chicago police
Willian HL Herndon 73 of Alameda California walked the streets dazed for hours near Park Row station before police detained him. Officers found over $22,000 in checks and five bankbooks showing deposits above $5,000 along with more than $100 in cash. He could not identify his destination or explain his actions.
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Chicago
Tle
Willian HL Herndon
Alameda Cal, & Puma Bank
Park Row
O'Connell
Hermon
Desides
Theamines
Veradon
Dog Is Sentenced but Saved by Neighbor Protest
A neighborhood protest by children who admired a dog led to commuting Jack the fox terrier’s death sentence. Judge William commuted the sentence, ordering confinement behind a wire mule, sparing the dog after public outcry over the bite incident.
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Dog
Jack
Sudge Williama
Ile
Berlin Charlottenburg moves to curb late night nightlife
The Charlottenburg police and city authorities plan to close bars cafes and restaurants by midnight set 5 am closing near downtown Berlin to curb late night revelry. Officials aim to suppress American bars and ban dancing in non designated venues to restore order and protect residents as nightlife spills into work hours.
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Berlin
Germany
Charlottenburg
Mie
Durlin
Bertini
Bar Woman as Lawyer in Atlanta Law School Class
In Atlanta at the Grand Opera House a woman candidate for the Bachelor of Laws receives her diploma as the crowd cheers. Mrs Georgia McIntyre Weaver faces a legal barrier that, due to Georgia law, restricts the practice of law to male citizens, forcing her to sit aside despite her degree and honors.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Law School
Georgia
Georgia McIntyre Weaver
Wireless saves man from loss in alimony case
Dr Otte B Spaulding ship’s doctor wired an affidavit to his attorney to secure temporary relief from a property sale meant to satisfy unpaid alimony to his divorced wife. The Nippon Maru, en route from the Orient, delivered the message in court. Spaulding was granted an interlocutory decree and $75 monthly alimony on October 11 1919, but he defaulted. The attorney expects a hearing at final action.
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San Francisco
Cal
Otte B. Spauldling
Hig
Pacific
Orient
Spaulding
Tms
Ensa
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Geo. W. Schwartz
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Wireless
Midocean
Ewe
The
Cincinnati
Abattoir Co
U.S
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Rentschler
H.C. Blum
Payne & Eikenberry Co
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