Remarkable Invalid Woman Uses Tongue for Work
Miss Tunison of Sag Harbor New York is paralyzed except for head and shoulders yet uses her tongue to sew embroider write letters and play a mallet instrument. Strapped in a wheeled chair she owns a work table with crayons thread needles and a writing pad enabling her to perform intricate tasks with astonishing precision.
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Jone
Miss Tunison
Sag Harbor
L. I
Philadelphia Ic Ledger
Blood Poisoning From Ulcerated Tooth Sinks Crocker
George Crocker a California missioner is ill at the Waldorf Astoria New York with blood poisoning following an ulcerated tooth. An abscess was removed and two operations were performed by London specialists. Crocker and his wife arrived from Europe last week and he remains seriously ill as he recovers.
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New York
George Crocker
California
Misionaire
Waldorf-Astoria
Crocker
Europe
East
Mr. Crocker
Hobo ball to dazzle Baltimore society crowd
Baltimore upper crust plans a themed party to escape social monotony. A tramp ball invites elites to attend in ragged attire at the Catonsville Country Club. Mrs. Chas. R. Spence leads the event with a special train ferrying guests to the club for a night of waltz and flirtation.
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Baltimore
Catonsville Country Club
Chas. R. Spence
William Waltage Spence
Carnegie of Maryland
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company of Maryland
Poolroom king Allen faces mental decline as reform waves erase record
The notorious poolroom operator known as the poolroom king has dodged police for years yet faces possible confinement in a private asylum. Parallel to his life, his Bayport neighbor Theodore Allen, a philanthropist who helped the poor and adopted four foundlings, grows distant from his village as business pressures and health fail. Reunions unfold when he finds a sister after 41 years, while Demmings brothers recount Civil War service and broader family histories amid wartime losses.
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Allen
New York
Theodore Allen
Bayport
L. I
Hold of that which is Rough o the most toro campione
Exterminator product claim describes a Bose Sates as unrivaled for rats and mice. Warns against imitation boxes.
Postwar separations of William and Franklin after 41 years
The text notes that William and Franklin were separated 32 years after the war and had both lived in Michigan throughout the period. The account implies a long delayed reunion or division following the conflict.
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William
Franklin
Michigan
Odd Tales From Across The Nation And Sure Bets
A bottle with 5,000 in Altoona. a Louisville hen lays with an S on the shell amid union strife. Senator Nelson tours after a wreck by handcar to reach a rally. in Hamilton a former official receives a peculiar repayment note from Zion City with debt deemed paid.
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Louisville
Jack Powell
Plymouth Rock
Planz
Duluth
Minn
U.S
Knute Nelson
Erin
Hamilton, O
F. R. Vinnedge
Wm. B. Barroncliff
Vinnedge
Banoncliff
John Alex Dowie
Zion City
Free Trial Cures Disease Say Dr Lipes Card
A promotional notice offers a free trial package of a new medical method claimed to cure ailments of the heart lungs kidneys stomach blood liver skin muscles and nervous system. Call Dr Lipes for the free trial as advertised.
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Dr. Lipes
Copi-dane
Daves Medicine Co
Sam Francisco
Cal
Bloan Drug CO
West Washington St
Indianapolis
Ind
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Dorothy Dodd
ASE
Dorothy
Dodd
Marott
Indiana
Vici
Geo. J. Marott
E. Washington St
Ann Arbor
Annie
John Taggart
Demmings
Chester Demmings
Twenty-second
Michigan Infantry
Charles
New York State
Tenth
New York Infantry
Fernando
Bull Run
Horace
Franklin K. Demmings
Detroit
Andersonville
Washington
Sherman
Romance
Michhigan
Willam Demmngs
Alpena
Fifteenth Michigan Infantry
Altoona
H. F. Melier
Fulton County
U. G. Lipes
DR. UG
LIPES
Stevenson Bus
Physicians and Surgeons
J. Je ‘Mite
Kewton Ua Chaxpont
Vornegut
Washington Street
Shools and Colleges
The
Heeb
Indianapolis Business University
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E. J. Heeb
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