Primitive. Insect pests and strange notes on life
A fragmentary report discusses spiders and insects, mentioning roes, larvae, and salt content. It references New Jersey, a marsh, and a cost of 35 dollars for a resort. The text notes pests, breeding, and feeding behaviors, with obscure mentions of spiders catching prey and web entanglement.
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Forest of Accor
Unclear fragment hints at unpaid debts and social shame
Fragmentary OCR passage describes a tense scene with repayment and social pressure. Mentions a corporation, a man named Petone, a woman and a girl friend, and various percentages and reactions, but specifics are obscured. The text reads like a courtroom or domestic dispute transcript with disrupted dialogue and disjointed details.
Public din in Boston recalls Judge Story and Edward Everett
A Boston gathering featured Judge Story and Edward Everett as prominent figures. The dialogue parodied legal lore with a witty exchange on the reach of judicial learning, stating there will always be one story higher.
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Story
Edward Everett
Boston
Everett
Color sense strengths rise in girls and intelligent pupils
Dr Warburg experiments in Cologne show girls outperform boys in distinguishing colors. He notes that smarter pupils exhibit better color perception. Miss Rose Pitone of Boston swam from Charlestown to Buttonlight, nearly two miles, with seven oarsmen, resting only briefly. The report cites German and global statistics on literacy, sparrows, and trade, mentioning German publishers and U S imports.
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Warburg
Cologne
Germany
Miss Rose Pitone
Hoston
Charlestown
Bridge
Bouton Light
Miss Pitone
What Folks Didn't Have a Hundred Years Ago
Clifford Howard recalls life in 1810 as he asks readers to compare past and present conveniences. He describes homes without running water, ovens, or lighting, and notes no railroads, telegraphs, or street lamps. The piece urges gratitude for modern comforts and imagines life a century later.
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Clifford Howard
St. Nicholas
Washington
Earth
Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Boston
New England
California
India
Texas
England
Spain
France
Mexico
Malaga
Philadelphia
New York
San Francisco
London
Ducks and Decoys and a Daring Tree Felling Idea
A fragment discusses duck hunting passion and decoys with a digressive riff on ducks against the sky. It also mentions a German inventor Hugo Gauthe proposing felling trees using a heated steel wire driven by an electric motor, claiming rapid, clean cuts without wedges.
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Iterary
Parla
Berlin
Hugo Gauthe
New Method Uses Dynamo Power to Fell Vast Tropical Trees
A 10 horsepower dynamo is claimed sufficient to fell enormous tropical trees, some over 10 feet in diameter, with a single executioner. The technique reportedly avoids the wasted cane wood produced by ax use, offering substantial efficiency gains.
Influence of the Bible in Literature by Henry van Dyke
Henry van Dyke argues in the Century that the Bible wields unique vitality and influence across world literature. He cites its intimate link to human life, its universal themes, and its enduring appeal rooted in spiritual impulse and profound moral insight.
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Henry van Dyke
Radcliffe College Halls Gas Tank Capacity Noted
A fragment mentions Miss Irwin dean of Radcliffe College and an annual report stating the new swimming tank at Radcliffe has a capacity of 20 000 gallons.
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Carinae
Irwin
Radcliffe College
Radcliffe
On the Level and Honest Food Trade in Baltimore
A Baltimore American item notes a slang exchange about food being bought openly and honestly. The dialogue hints at trust and social manners in urban commerce, reflecting city life and everyday language.
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Baltimore American
Representative race update from Orange City recount results
In Orange City a representative race recount shows a close result with 1,406 votes counted and a four vote margin. The names Hapbara and White appear among the candidates in the contested contest.
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Gioux
Orange City
Bsst
Carroll Wins in Buena Vista With 1496 Votes
Storm Lake Iowa November 9 with two precincts out Carroll leads Buena Vista Porter 780 Hubbard 1085 White 510 for congress in early returns from the sparsely reported race.
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Storm Lake
Carroll
Buena Vista
Porter
Congrees
Hubbard
White
Porter Leads In Plymouth County Unofficial Returns
Unofficial results from 23 of 29 Plymouth precincts show Porter with about a 300 vote edge. Democratic county ticket appears dominant except for possibly Newall in the representative race, with several county officers and state positions leaning Republican. Carroll and Bac County totals are cited with margins around 600 to 968, while Dixon, Republican, wins representative race and John Fuchs defeats Ben Broughton for supervisor. Gac County congressmen returns list Hubbard ahead of White.
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Bac City
Carroll
Bac County
Hubbard
Matts
Dixon
Ben Broughton
John Fuchs
Gac County
White
Carroll Holds Majorities In Various Iowa Returns
In Spirit Lake and Lyon County regions voters reported Carroll with leading tallies over Porter and Hubbard for governor and congress. Complete returns show Carroll prevailing in multiple counties with Hubbard and White close in several districts as Democrats gain school official posts.
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Lyon
Rock Rapids
Carroll
Porter
Coseon
Thom
Hubbard
White
Latin county returns show Carroll leads in precincts
In Primahar Iowa precincts count 18 of 19 ballots report Carroll 1449 and Porter 1468 while 14 of 19 for Congress favor Hubbard 1146 and White 809. George Schee, Republican candidate for representative, wins by about 100 votes.
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Primahar
O'Brien County
Carroll
Porter
Hubbard
White
George Schee
Monona County Returns Varying Party Leads in Election
In Monona county Carroll carries a 900 vote lead, Crow wins the senator seat by 250, Yor district gains 98, Bowles runner-up with 160, Thorne and Conson ahead on railroad ticket. Democrats elect GO. W. Martin sheriff Kila Gardner school sup A. H. Hoffman recorder J. W. Anderson county attorney G. W. Murphy W. H. Wellever supervisors BR. Fairchilds surveyor J. M. Eliott clerk. Republicans elect OC. B. Blanchard auditor W. Sampoon treasurer and Carhart coroner.
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Onawa
Monona
Carroll
Hubbard
Crow
Bowles
Hana
Clifford Thorne
Conson
GO. W. Martin
Kila Gardner
A. H. Hoffman
J. W. Anderson
G. W. Murphy
W. H. Wellever
Auto accident buries four. two badly hurt in Iowa
Peter Wolthof and wife and C. Koch of Reinbeck were injured when the Wolthof auto crashed into a fence yesterday. The car buried four occupants under debris. Mrs Koch sustained a single injury. Mr Wolthof suffered a broken leg in two places and his wife a severe arm fracture. Steering gear failure blamed.
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Marshalltown
Peter Wolthof
C. Koch
Reinbeck
Wolthof
Mra
Koch
Koohla
Olthoff
Deaf couple divorces in district court atty hears
Mrs Emmiy Cuppe was granted a divorce from her deaf, blind husband Harry Cuppa in district court yesterday. The chief witness was also deaf and dumb. She described abuse and used finger spelling through an interpreter to convey her story to the judge.
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Noy
Emmiy Cuppe
Harry Cuppa
Diatley Court
Prielty
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