Trial separation splits Los Angeles artist couple
In Los Angeles a detailed interview reveals that painter W Widner and his wife Miss Lame pursued a three to six month separation amid jealousy and heavy social scrutiny. She describes limited autonomy and ongoing tensions as rumors of infidelity and public attention shaped their fragile arrangement.
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Los Angeles
Low Angeles
CalThe
Law Angeles
Clinson
Hat Mane
Sle
Chicago
Syndra Widner
Widner
Teast
Youths Tease Public Safety Item Threat
In a cryptic excerpt the text references public safety items and warnings amid mentions of Alger and Creenabarg. It discusses youth activity and a perceived threat while noting efforts to influence or observe public safety concerns. The fragment is incomplete and unclear but centers on youth behavior and safety items.
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Alger
Harlow & Thule
Yaquis Worship American Mute Yaquis Worship American
Refugees report D O Watson dead in Cananea Mexico. The deaf and dumb harness maker, revered by Yaqui Indians as a deity after surviving multiple assassination attempts, died in bed with his boots off amid a battle context in March 1924. His wife and two children were also afflicted.
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el Paso
Tex
Sonora
D. O. Watson
Watson
Cananea
Indiana
Sweatson
Deaf man sparks religious war dance among Indians
Witnesses describe how a mute man, believed cursed, inspired a powerful spiritual reaction as Indians rallied in a dramatic powwow. Refugees claim the man wielded vast influence, guiding them in crucial matters until his death.
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Bulteta
Young Girl Becomes Mountain Home Homesteader
Misa Nettie Hogers, eighteen, settles a 150 acre Filatridge claim in Mountain Home Arkansas. A Monticello agricultural school graduate, she plans fruit growing and trucking on the rugged tract. She is among the region’s few female homesteaders showing grit to cultivate the soil.
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Mountain Home
Ark
Misa Nettie Hogers
Handled & Homestead
Filatridge
Mise Hogers
Monticello
Rogers
Calls dog by telephone in Rochester fishing mishap
Wil McKay used a telephone to command his dog Nipper to return home during a fishing trip from Penn Yan to Lake Keuka. The dog appeared long after, refusing to leave the host’s house, then dutifully barked an agreement and dashed toward home after being placed on the line.
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Rochester
Wil McKay
Nipper
Wil
Lake Keaka
Penn Tan
McKay
Sparrows Build Nest in Pharmacy Entrance Mortar
A pair of Bagitah sparrows have constructed a nest in the mortar over the doorway of a local pharmacy. The brick mortar is stained and appears worn but the nest remains undisturbed by late night activity and nearby electric glare.
Red Cross dog returns after Verdun wound drama
A Red Cross dog recovers and is photographed after assisting wounded at Verdun. The animal carried a helmet and aided soldiers in the field as medical teams worked amid chaos. The dog’s feats are highlighted among the day’s wartime relief efforts.
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Verdun
Get Angry Spies in Night Chase
Two men detained after mysterious lights over El Paso hills prompt search by guards. Suspects, self styled prospectors Cactus Charles and Pedrovue Schulta, claim forty years in the region and deny espionage or plans. The case ends with lighthearted banter and a suggestion to buy stock in the tale.
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Paso, Tex
Menat
State Guardamen
el Paso
Tel Exde
Strane
Tealdes
Jake
Cherie Peterson
Cactus Charles
Beans Baker Shares Recipe For Home Delicacy
A fragmentary recipe from a 19th century clipping outlines preparing a bean dish. It mentions using green beans, cold water, long simmer, salt pork, corn, and seasoning, though the wording is garbled and hard to follow. The text references a cook or person named Hoates and Pat Fy, with several misspellings and unclear steps.
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Hoates
Bat Pat Fy
Dorciben
Tebe
The Kitchen Cabinet T2341 Analysis of Harmony
Fragmentary text discusses two essential elements for societal harmony and Sperntery. It references the kitchen cabinet motif and mentions coefficients like 6 peace. The passage is unclear but centers on communal balance and sociable governance.
Old Time Home Beverage Recipes From Fragrant Summer Garden
The readable fragment lists homemade drinks and preparation steps for Red Beer Mint Julip Buttermilk Kumisa Cream Nectar and orange lemon beer. It describes mixing ingredients with hot water cooling and aging, bottling and storing in cool places, and serving with various fruit juices and additions. The language reflects early 1900s instructional prose.
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Ile
Hot Weather Dishes From a Summer Menu
Seasonal fruit treats and simple desserts featuring melted butter, berries, and light pastries. The segment details peach tart, milk custard, and whipped cream desserts with basic ingredients and small preparation notes. The tone mimics a late 19th or early 20th century home cook’s column.
Fragmented OCR: Unclear text on visitor levy and ledger note
The readable fragments show a visit or levy reference tied to a ledger and a religious figure. Details are uncertain, but the snippet mentions a prelate, ledger entries, and a visitor or levy context, with many garbled words.
Swarm of Bees Breaks Up Cabitale School
A Langworth school halted for a half day as a swarm of bees trapped students and teachers inside. Bees nested on the roof for weeks, provoking chaos as pupils and staff used water, cloth, and improvised tools to flee to safety. Ida Warford, the teacher, was stung while observing the disturbance.
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Cabitale
Langworth School
Misa Ida Warford
Wife sacrifices herself after husband found dead on ranch
At Castle Hock a woman named Theme Sawyer ended a weeks long search by revealing a Bible near her husband’s charred body. She lit a wood pile and stones and offered herself as a sacrifice to the Lord, believing the death the result of a fiery sacrifice in a biblical frame.
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Castle Hock
Cale
Here
Mr. Themes Sawyer
Sawyer
Winchester boy recalls long vanished pipe at schoolhouse
A local note from Winchester recalls a youth who, as a boy in Bfiven days, described a pipe lost during two sieges near the schoolhouse. He told his teacher Mrs. Nellie Miller and the memory resurfaced during a reunion of trackers and former pupils this week.
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Winchester
Nellie Miller
Ramone
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