Age of Sin Walker-Gettin' minws per ole Ginger Is
Fragmentary text records a person in Huntsville Alabama, discussing years of trouble and a flower bed. The note mentions a 40 year and a 90 year period and a statement about not sleeping until a person finds a flower bed. Further details are unclear.
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Huntsville
Ala
Mme
Dardel
Beaune
France
New York World
Mary Stewart Cutting
Harper's Bazar
Inventor Miss Ida B Designs Skirt Protector
A fragment describes Miss Ida B claiming to have invented a skirt protector to keep her clothing clean while walking the streets. The note hints at a device intended to prevent staining and modify wear, though details are unclear.
Fecombuowus Carry Belt To Summit
A cryptic note reports a planned action involving a belt and a summit. The fragment hints at a person named Fecombuowus and a prerequisite move by a carrier to reach the top in one sun. Details and context are unclear.
Noted Will Bequests To Humane Societies In Noble Estate
Elizabeth F. Noble of Mansfield Mass leaves about half a million dollars to New York City and Boston humane groups. Requests $10,000 each to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the American Anti Vivisection Society plus $5,000 to the Massachusetts SPCA. Grants also include $10,000 to The Midnight Mission New York and $6,000 to various industrial and charitable institutions. The three main societies share any residue. The estate’s value is estimated at about $500,000.
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Humane
New York City
Boston
Elizabeth F. Noble
Mansfield
Mass
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Massacasetts 3. P.C. A
Midnight Mission
New York
Fire safety device pulls horse from stable stall
Fragmentary text describes a fire drill or device that guides a horse to safety through a stall to a hose line. Mentions a New York Press source and a quirky anecdote about a stabled animal and a technical note on AML.
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New York Press
Binding Process Mentioned for Copper Oxide Cloth
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a binding process involving cotton cloth treated with oxide of copper and suction, with references to American usage. The text is incomplete and presents no clear event or outcome to anchor a fuller summary.
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