Old Blind Fiddler Charms Pendleton Car Crowd
Passengers on a Union traction car in Pendleton offered sympathy as an old blind soldier fiddled for coins in his tin cup on the way to work in Muncie. He shared a life of travel, hunger, and memories of his wife and mother, earning a few dollars from riders despite rain and hardship.
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Raley
Kentucky
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Aha
Addie
Gas Belt
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Andy San
Salen
Abe Aldanshian
Penelon
Penditon
Gwney
American woman to marry English duke after castle tour
An American woman visiting England seeks entry to a historic castle. A loyal guide volunteers limited access, leading to a marriage proposal from the duke. The couple later wed in a socially notable match, described as a love union.
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Ada Uitte
America
Trail
Hor
Social England
Duke
Pacific
Crime Heredity Debate by Dr Fletcher Sparks Theories
Dr W B Fletcher argues crime is not inherited but shaped by education and environment. He cites forty years in mental health work, warns against heredity panic, and calls for legal handling of inherited criminal traits. News from Wabash Indiana and Bloomington Illinois with local incidents and DePauw University glee club formation.
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Land
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Samen
Moses
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DePauw University
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American tastes in cheese divided by class and continent
Broward Maynes of the Columbia club notes Americans are casual cheese eaters compared with Europeans. Traveling salesmen prefer imported cheeses, while-home buyers choose milder American varieties. Four favored cheeses roquefort, camembert, blue stilton, and parmesan define the elite palate, with parmesan deemed essential for macaroni and gratin dishes.
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Vitletien
Broward Maynes
Columbia Club
Europe
France
England
Mr. Baytes
Anis
Aom
Cheese and crackers draw heat for cheese lovers
A reader notes Parmesan cheese comes in light green bulk form and must be grated, not cut with a saw, while fresh Roquefort varies in price by location. Downtown groceries charge different cents per pound for Roquefort, crackers for cheese are water crackers split by diners, and the cheese and toasted cracker pairing is recommended with wine and coffee.
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Sr. Maynew
Hoquefort
Hilves
Hoosierisms on the Ground in Camberdee Sylhy
A garbled column from a Hoosier paper notes street scenes and colorful locals in Camberdee Sylhy, including a crippled night ride, odd items like goat-dakara chains, gossip about politicians, and quirky vignettes from Donrhon to Sheridan.
Stand Still Ta Wigs and a Confused Record
Fragmentary OCR text discusses unclear terms and names, with scattered phrases like sinus, covn, minty, Chay, and Os thea. The readable items hint at a chaotic list or arcane discussion, lacking coherent events or identifiable subjects for a concrete summary.
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Neaco
Covn
Minty Sarmey Chay
Busier Day At Tamong-Wea School Involves Fire Incident
A scrambled report notes a busy Thursday at Tamong-Wea school with a small fire scare and an injury in a football incident. It mentions S-Willare Hand relocating a summer kitchen ball to Bla uayrm area and references a readable condition. The text is mangled but hints at a youth event and safety concerns.
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Tamong
Willare Hand
Hlortenville
Mateimany
Seth
Lecturer Katherine Ertz Bowden to Speak at Roberts Park
Parker City Ind jan 14. A woman search is underway for an unknown woman believed lost in the snow six miles north. Ms Katherine Ertz Bowden, a noted lecturer, was scheduled to lecture Wednesday night at Roberts Park Church with C L Bowden presenting stereopticon views.
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Mra
Katterine Erte-Thowden
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Katherine Ertz-Bowden
C. L. Bowden
Parker City
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Bearch
Ten Years In Bed Baron Hue Of Russia Lingers In Comfort
An original character, Baron Hue Onilet of Russia, spends ten years in bed between his tulares at Bt Pateraburg and Broscow, with a country seat near Ragan. He travels by a special carriage and train, managing his estate with sagacity, fearing only the exertion of rising. The piece lampoons the notion that exercise is essential to health.
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Russia
Pateraburg
Broscow
Ragan
Macmennal
Allway
London
Solemn Court Drama and a Little Girl’s Question
A Washington Post item recalls a solemn Supreme Court atmosphere where a beautiful toddler sat among Justices as they deliberated. The hush grew thick until a child’s anxious question, why aren’t they laughing, echoed softly through the courtroom.
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Judicial Beach
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