Fragmented note on dental health advice and costs
A garbled entry references breath problems and dental concerns with stray letters and numbers. It mentions costs or costs from a casa and roget, suggesting a miscellaneous tip or ad in a 7th district column.
Red Cross Seals Pioneered Charity Stamps History
The piece traces early charity stamps from 1862 Boston soldiers relief to the Red Cross Christmas seal and tuberculosis fundraising. It notes Delaware’s 1907 revenue efforts, the 1908 national TB stamp drive raising 135 dollars, and 1909 campaigns yielding 350000 dollars amid adverse conditions. The 1910 slogan ties Red Cross Seals to tuberculosis relief.
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Red Cross
Boston
Red ‘Cross
Delaware Society
America
American Red Cross
The Place of Honor at Harvest Feast
In a harvest time tale, Farmer Hodge hosts a feast for his hands. Giles, the eldest, is urged to take the place of honor beside the hostess. He politely declines, choosing instead to sit opposite a pudden, prompting quiet amusement.
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Hodge
Giles
Ecord
Coffee to Postum: A Patient’s Recovery Story
A testimony describes coffee causing nervous collapse and heart weakness, followed by a doctor’s warning to quit. The subject switches to Postum, follows directions, and reports improved sleep, steadier nerves, and overall wellness, praising the change and urging reading The Road to Wellville.
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Postum
Wellville
The Road To Thouars And The Inn Side Plot
A traveler in a besieged area hides and travels with a companion as they plan to elude a draft. In a village inn a disguised escape is prepared with aid from a cautious ally. They share a wary feast and press toward Thouars while nerves and attraction mingle amid danger.
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Sean
Geome
Ticklish Courtroom Exchange Triggers Laughter in UK Hearing
In a London Mall case a lawyer framed an innuendo about tickling his client the defendant. The judge interjected with a sharp retort as the court erupted in laughter and the proceedings paused.
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London
Fragmentary dialogue on sun rays and a raise
In a clipped exchange Mrs Dubbley and Mr Dubbley discuss sun rays and a ten dollar raise. The garbled text mentions Homer and a character named John in a domestic scene about improving disposition and sunshine. The passage reads like a tongue in cheek domestic dialogue with strained phrasing.
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Mr. Dubley
John
Unclear fragmentary Washington Star diner note
Fragmentary text notes rare birds on menu and menu value beside one particular item. Mentions Marty Lehr in New York and opening of a restaurant context with diner chatter.
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Washington Star
Marty Lehr
New York
Not Nice Proneh in the ag room at Nice hotel
Fragmentary OCR note describes a scene in an ag room at a Nice hotel with repeated phrases. It mentions visitors and a request related to an errerre in a pot, but essential details are unclear.
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Nice
Henry L. Stimson: A life of work and edge of play
From the New York World a profile of Henry L. Stimson detailing a blend of hard legal and political work with active leisure. It covers his Yale and Harvard background, service as district attorney, key prosecutions, and his family life with wife Mrs. Henry A. Stimson involved in Lincoln Hospital work.
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New York World
Henry 2 Buroson
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pe-Andover
Yale
Harvard Law School
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Alumni Association
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West Fortyourth Street
Stimson
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New Haven
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Elihu
Roth
New York
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Sanee
Rock Island & Pacific
Snivacues & Bt
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Ana Ie Central
Vermont Railway
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Gherahas
Meon
Sugar Trust
Sobers
Charles R. Helkean
Stimaon
Sun Trust
Timaon
District Attorney's
New England
Hin
Sirete Aevet
Herrews
Graudating
Harvard
Staten Island
Kill Ven
Dan
Hickey
Jwenne
Sillmeon
Stimwom
Henry A. Stimeen
Peasie
Henry JL. Stimson
Iisue
Reverend William Schuyler's Return Stuns South Town
A respected South town citizen William Schuyler was injured while alighting from his horse near his home after 4 fel in'e. His wife, a devout Christian woman aged about in her seventies, perished in the 140 fire leaving nothing. The narrative urges sober living and restraint from intoxicants as a moral reflection.
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William Schuyler
South
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Fragmentary 10th Century Themed Verse Noted
A garbled OCR snippet references a historic tale with mentions of Gailad of the Gorn and a Japanese note allowing retention of an ancient tithe. The fragmentary text hints at songs, pacing, and a reference to a “Land” of peers and a future tenth of a mournful tally.
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Trree
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