Ancient Gallerus Oratory at Dingle Promontory Kerry
The Gem of Ancient Architecture known as The Oratory of Gallerus in Kerry is likely the oldest Christian worship site in the United Kingdom. Built without mortar, its arch rises directly from the ground, featuring a single east window and a western feature. The monument has recently been restored to a suitable condition.
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Indiana
Gallerus
Aituateo
Dingle
Kerry
Chris Man
United Kingdom
Ita
Volcano Bongo Wealth Producer Relocated to Japan
Velcano a Wealth Producer, a fairly enthusiastic volcano is one of the world's freaks of a wealth producer, Bongo, the volcano in question, relocated in Japan, and produces refined sulphur, which by this natural method of production escapes the import duty charged by this country. The owner of Bongo naturally have no desire f part with their for source of name. Married In Evening of Life, "Mr. James Thomas Wells, aged 73 Was married at St. John's church Ealing, England, the other day to Mrs. Emma Coster, aged 71. The couple were sweethearts In their youth, but their engagement was broken off Each married and brought up a large family. They met again some time 2gg, and, both beim free, decided to marry.
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Japan
James Thomas ‘Wells
St. John’s Church Ealing
England
Emma Coster
Disturbing Sign Reflects Business Removals in Window
A precise man notes the common sight of empty storefronts with the sign This place removed. He says the message conveys the business has closed, yet the sight unsettles him each time.
Hard Position in Danish Writing About a Miserable Hut
A Danish writer recalls a hut so miserable it seemed unsure which way to fall yet stood. He describes a man with a complex mix of illnesses who could not decide what to die of, choosing instead to go on living.
Golden Opportunity Sparks Praise in Hedge Corners
An odd letter from Hedge Corners Herald notes Golden Opportunity and Stranger visiting Ahow Street. The pair impressed locals, with praise for the town and its music scene, claiming a rare chance for a capable music teacher.
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Hedge Corners
Misfit Hale Ragion Quips on Paradise and Streets of Gold
A Billville author in the Misfit Hale Ragion jokes that even in paradise people will worry about fitting in and complain about streets of gold hurting their feet, suggesting a humorous take on idealized rewards. The Atlanta Constitution quotes the remark as light commentary.
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Billville
Paradise
Atlanta Constitution
For Rent House and Lot on North Bixth Street
For Rent notice offering a house and lot on North Bixth street at cheap terms. Inquiries directed to K Walker Smith at 664 Philadelphia Sa.
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Bixth Street
K. Walker Smith
Philadelphia Sa
For Sale Seven Room House at 217 North Fifth Street
For sale a seven room house with stable and good wall of water. Call at 217 North Fifth Street. Also listed is ten full blooded white foghorn pullers and ore cockerel with ad details in Indiana Pennsylvania.
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North Fifth Street
Addies
F.C. Bos
Indiana
Expensively dressed man orders fancy chocolate gift
A young man in a confectionery specifies a five pound box of mixed chocolates with violet blue and gold wrappers for his mother, not a young lady, and hints he plans to surprise his father with a new runabout later that night. The clerk notes the care and the box is wrapped neatly.
Famous Sons of Columbus Explore Two Noble Paths
The article recalls Don Diego as admiral and Fernando as scholar and traveler who visited America Europe and much of Asia and Africa. It notes Fernando’s library of 20 000 volumes given to the Sevilla cathedral and the source notes Washington Irving’s Life of Columbus. A fragmentary epitaph on his tomb hints at modest tastes over riches.
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Don Diego
Fernando
America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Sevilla
Washington Irving
Columbua
Thme
Castalla
Ptolemy
Climax of Red Tape in Paris Murder Tale
A self confessed murderer seeks arrest in Algiers after stabbing, claiming to have killed. He confesses to the police but is told to write a formal statement. The man leaves and is not seen again. The story, relayed from Le Matin, presents a bungled attempt at turning himself in.
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le Matin
Paris
Rorre
Algiers
Marius
Berges
Alga
Mohn
War Time Coffee Mix Described in Historic Crude Ordeal
The deal Grocer article outlines a Civil War era coffee blend called Best Jaya coffee with rye and bright instructions to clean rye, roast separately, grind, and pack airtight. It also notes an essence of coffee from molasses boiled to syrup and mixed with ground Java coffee in four pounds of powder.
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Jaya
Deal Grocer
Just to Cheer, Young Hub-There’s no need of further pure
Fragmentary OCR text mentions cheering and joining and suggests a wartime or morale context with unclear names and places, lacking coherent details for a concrete event or date.
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Hub
Never Even Took Aim in Prairie Chicken Hunt Tale
A traveling man recalls a western town prairie chicken hunt where he fired once without aiming. Birds flew, two dropped, and a hunter quipped that he never even took aim, cementing a boastful reputation and ending his hunting that day.
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New York
Made Equals by Learning Debate on Co Education
Rev Amana Howard Shaw argues in Philadelphia that equal schooling erodes male superiority and that educated women will challenge male authority. He cites a seaside incident where a rejected suitor is told by a medical student that no organic heart lesion exists, only palpitations from cigarette use.
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Amana Howard Shaw
Philadelphia
Horse Hair Pedometers Mark Animal Locomotion
The article explains that hair whorls and crests on horses and other animals act as natural pedometers by reflecting locomotive activity. Domestic horses show the most abundant and notable whorls, including a feathering along the flank and crests on the chest, with muscular action underlying the hair patterns as the basis for the idea.
Fallen political idol inspires children in civic gathering
In the Nineteenth assembly district a fallen political idol is described amid social engagements. He attends an Outdoor Playground association event where children sing "My Country, 'Tis of Thee." After the hymn he speaks with emotion praising the singing of "The Star-Spangled Banner."
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Outdoor Playground Association
New York Times
Fine Horses of Mixed Blood in Andalusia History
Since the seventeenth century Jerez de la Frontera has been the noted Andalusian horse center famed for Arab stallions. The horses carry Arab blood and were crossed with Flemish breeds, resulting in Spanish horses not meeting pure-blood standards in current registries.
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Jerez de la Forontera
Andalusia
Spain
Expensive Bravery in a Shooting Gallery Case
A gallery manager recalls a woman trainee and her husband’s motive for improving marksmanship. He notes a bizarre scene where a burglar entered a country home and the husband dodged danger with a sly shot before the intruder touched him. The account hints at odd bravado and surveillance concerns.
Segregation Urged by Smith in Steel Ore Report
Washington, Feb 23 State ore interests and railroad holdings of United States Steel are examined in a second commissioner of corporations report. Smith urges segregating rail properties from the steel corporation to curb high rates and inflated ore profits, with costs of production abroad noted as missing data.
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Washington, Dan
United States Steel Corporation
Sierbert K. Smith
Con
Commissioner of Corporations
Steel Corporation
Aleyaba
Upper Lake Ports
Simith
Resi Road
Treasurs
Smith
Emergency Rations On Daagtish Soldiers On Leave
On active service each Daagtish soldier carries an emergency ration. The center band is torn to reveal two tins: quarter pound of concentrated beef and quarter pound of cocoa paste. The beef can be boiled to tea and cocoa paste to strength. Ration sustains for about thirty six hours when eaten in small portions. Not a Word From Washington a New York Tribune joke about a courier miscommunication ends with a punchline.
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Washington
Pagssage
New York ‘Tribune
Ocean Currents Explain Global Drift Patterns
The article outlines about twenty seven permanent ocean currents and many semi permanent ones. It credits uniformly directed winds as the major influence and notes temperature differences, storms, polar ice, and eddies contribute to maintaining and initiating the drifts.
Midnight Cat Heroine Saves Forest Community
A young girl on a midnight horseback ride in the Gatakids forest zone rescues people from danger, a heroic tale noted alongside a testimonial about Dr. King's New Discovery. The ad copy touts the product as a cure for lung trouble and consumption with claims of dramatic family relief and a price of one dollar and cents.
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Gatakids
Laugherty Hras
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsed by Satisfied User
A user named J I Shelnut Brennan of Georgia testifies Foley Kidney Pills always satisfy and provide relief beyond other kidney medicines. The testimonial urges others with kidney and bladder troubles to try the product, noting it is sold by all druggists.
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Shelnut
Brennan
Foley
Pulpits Commercialized Warns Clergy At Meeting
Bishop Ward Cranston of Washington criticized Methodist clergy at a Wilkes-Barre gathering for accepting salaries. He argued salaries undermine apostolic freedom and shift motives to lay interests, calling current preconference arrangements a contract. He cited old-time evangelists as examples of compromised reform.
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Bishop Cranston
Wilkes-Barre
Ward Cranston
Washington
Lighthouse Keeper of Civil War Era Reveals Kidney Cure
J. Donahue of Haven Michigan, long time lighthouse keeper and Civil War captain, credits Electric Butrere remedies with curing kidney trouble and restoring sight after decades of discomfort. Meanwhile Charles Durham of Lovington Illinois reports a cure for bed wetting in his child after using Foley's Kidney Pills. For sale by all druggists.
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Donahue
Haven
Mich
Daugherty2 Bros
Charles Durham
Lovington
Ill
Foley
Ainge
Flagman Blamed for Illinois Railway Wreck
Four prominent railroad men died as a Central railroad crash near Kiomundy Illinois involved train No. 3 and a private car attached to Joel Wain No. 26. General Manager Daley blames the flagman amid investigations into engine and engineer errors. No passengers were injured.
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Kiomundy
Dam
Israeis Central Railroad
Daley
Joel
James T. Itaruam Se
Ammals Gentral
B. B. Pieroe
Rock Island
Afso limMead
Steo
Trial in February Rev Dr McFarland Case Set in Pittsburg
Pittsburg January 23 The trial of Rev Dr W D McFarland on a charge connected to the death of Miss Elsie D Coe was set by District Attorney William A Blakeley for Tuesday February 6. Clergy voices urged presumed innocence and faith in the minister as inquiries continued.
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McFarland
Pittsburg
W. D. Mcfarland
Elsie D. Coe
William A. Blakeley
Dr. McFarland
United Presbyterian
Uno
McFarlan
Misss Dodds
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