Roosevelt and King Attend Dinner With Queen at London
Report describes a formal gathering at Tunnehean hosted by Mag George and Queen Mary in London. Ex President Roosevelt and Mrs. Monsay well joined editorial luminaries from Britain and Ireland. Roosevelt spoke at length defending prudence, peace and restraint while addressing the guild Hall speech and the Big Stick expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stave
Gaehigd
Guild Hall
Sionself
Oxford
Mather Guild
Great Britain
Vorsevelt
Bnaghed
United States
Unknown fragmentary crime note with deaths and injuries
A garried gun with a family is described as killed. three others were badly injured. The readable text mentions Watley, Adair, and Wilber BE, with a garried gun and a fatal incident. The rest of the text is garbled and unclear.
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Wilber
Stuart
MISS WISE SERVANT RECOUNTS ALEGED THEFT INCIDENT
A New York Dr 3 report presents a garbled tale about a maid who allegedly manipulated her employers. It describes her actions in terms of theft, honesty, and punishment, with references to court action and possible consequences. The blurred OCR limits clarity on names, dates, and exact events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisis
Sustafinn
Abe Agha
New York
Ancient Bridges of China From Early Dynasties
Chinese records describe suspension bridges built during the Han dynasty that still stand. Shang Lieng allegedly led 100000 workers to tunnel through gorges and span deep valleys with bridges called dying bridges. A surviving Shouse bridge reaches about 400 feet, spanning a chasm over 1000 feet deep. The methods used remain a historical mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Shang Lieng
Kaew Tsu
Wilanid
Wowery
Shense
Lieng
Birds and Insect Life and Other Fragments
A collection of short excerpts on natural science noting birds as insect counters and the balance between plant and insect life, with figures on caterpillar and aphid populations. The text interleaves unrelated items including a restaurant listing, a railway hoax, a local anomaly note, and humorous vignettes from Harper’s and other periodicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers
Glait to the Lambs of the Egyptian Khigs
A fragmented extract from Jarger's Weekly by Albert Bigelow Paine discusses the tomb of Amenophis II and a mythical past. The garbled text blends antiquity with invented terms, naming dynastic scenes and poetic asides about Egypt, history, and explorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bigelow Paine
Jarger’s Weekly
Amenophis
Heypi
Noah
Tibet
Confusing Kingeraft Dialogue From A Fragile Exchange
A garbled excerpt presents a dialogue involving Kingeraft and Confucius pondering choices about troops and food amid hardship. The text shows broken phrases and unclear references, making the intended meaning, participants, and setting difficult to determine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confucius
Sun's Arriva Salve Advert for Eye and Skin Wounds
The ad promotes Sun's Arriva Salve as the fastest healer for eye injuries from cinders burns and skin conditions. It claims quick relief for burns boils sores eruptions eczema chapped hands corns and piles with a price of 25. It directs readers to Daugherty Bros. for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty Bros
The Colorado Desert Tree Forms and Water Chains
The article describes stunted trees in the Colorado desert, with willow varieties and tridentlike trunks adapted to arid conditions. It references vegetation growth patterns, dates of drought, and the harsh landscape, noting plant resilience and peculiar forms amid desert soils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Desert
Rosenmules
Thomet Savaller
Misleading Cure Promises Quick Relief for Nightmares
A dubious advertisement claims a cheap stomach remedy ends nervousness and disturbing dreams within weeks. It asserts undigested food poisons irritate the brain via the stomach nerves and promises rapid sleep after taking one or two pills with meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oPureiata
T. B
Lion
Milworth man appointed Webrum Supply manager
Mr Meal of Milworth Pa has been named to replace Charles B Buck as manager of the Webrum Supply Company Buck resigned and plans a vacation before resuming work He left for Carrolltown last week to return home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Meal
Milworth, Pa
Charles B. Buck
Webrum Supply Company
Buck
Carrolltown
Fuley’s Kidney Remedy Promoted for Children
A newspaper note claims Fuley’s Kidney remedy yields admirable results for children, eliminating bed wetting and recommended after measles and scarlet fever. The brief, written in period promotional tone, cites widespread use and support from practitioners.
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Fuley
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Teddy Eyp Sins
Mrs. Roosevelt
Colonel i
Teddy
Greatuniyts
the Roth
Miss Wise Servant
Waeley
Owen Lin
Shane Ted
Ups
Wittle
Hattle
The
Cunningham Co
Indiana County
Bee and
Kloor
Sac
Ferris
Dorcas
Dezena
Cerzed
Lisle
Ecru
Ode
Vienna
White Wonder
Telephone
Wees
Portais
Don Tooxpress
Dhe Font
Wali
Phyerin Tinea
Theo Deater
Daugherty
Webrum
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