Letwis in Houston Post poem fragment appears in notices
Fragmentary OCR of a poem or verse likely from the Houston Post. It mentions a mother and grandmother, fields, meadows, and rural imagery, with unclear spelling and broken lines. The text reads as an isolated literary fragment rather than a complete article or notice.
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Houston Post
A Story of the Dead-Room from the Medical Era
An aged English surgeon recalls a grim tale from medical study life. In a dead-room lit by scalpel gleam, dissections and body-snatchers reveal demand, price, and ethics. A student narrator notes war’s horrors beside quiet corridors and a professor’s chilling negotiation over a fresh corpse brought to the room.
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New York
Medical College
United States
The Dead Room Mystery of the Surgeon Doctor
A morning lecture begins with a dissecting plan of a fine female subject. In the afternoon the doctor discovers the corpse is Janet, not Jane, and collapses. He suspends dissection, rumors swirl of betrayal and disappearance, a body in the East River remains unidentifiable, and the mystery of the dead room endures.
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Jane
Janet
Augeon Alee
Europe
East River
England
Amerles
New York Weekly
A Profitable Crop in the Northwest
The article describes flax as a rising prosperity in the Northwest, noting its distinct blue fields and bell like flax bells. It cites Ole Jansen’s 1900 flax venture in the flax belt, where he planted 135 acres and earned about 3500 from the first crop, proving flax to be highly profitable and freeing the region from the stigma of a one crop country.
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Toa Aureon
Iin Bneke
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Ole Jansen
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Falls of Erie age estimate from 29,000 years
Dr J W Spencer argues the Niagara like lake system began cutting the Erie gorge as waters from the Great Lakes entered Lake Erie. He estimates a mean falls recession of 4.2 feet per year over about 22 years, implying the falls formed roughly 29 000 years ago.
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J. W. Spencer
Lake Erie
Foster
Great Lakes
Hrie
Spencer
Ink From Banana Tree Uses Its All Parts
A Jamaica banana planter extols the versatile banana tree. He notes leaves yield excelsior and ink from tannin, stems provide hemp for lace and ropes, and oils assist gilding. He emphasizes practical uses from fruit to fibers, contrasting common banana flour with ignored broader value.
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Jamaica
Philadelphia Bulletin
Mexico Plans 5.88 Million Dollar Gold Investment
Mexico moves to spend 5,876,000 on gold reserves while outlining plans to improve the harbor at Tovolamoo, signaling a broader push in infrastructure and financial strategy.
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Mexico
Tovolamoo
Personalities Shape Their Paper, Not Just Their Pen
Readers note how habits in choosing writing paper define a writer’s identity, with many preferring a distinctive texture and shade. The piece explains stationery can become as recognizable as a signature, signaling style and authorial voice to the world.
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