Old-Time Beverage Recipes and Kitchen Tips Digest
A fragmented page offers a collage of drink recipes and cooking notes. It includes cocoa cordial with sugar and water, a Mint Julep style punch, fresh iced tea tips, Gingerade, and Orangeate style juice blends. It also contains kitchen hints for vegetable storage, mushroom season, berry handling, and a rhubarb pudding recipe with various ingredients. The prose mimics an old newspaper food column with scattered lines.
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Tibet
Face Many Perils To Help Wounded Plan New Type Fighting Plane
Special correspondent Patrick MacGill recounts a British battalion near the front in France where Fenton volunteers to aid wounded, carrying a German on a stretcher and learning Rogers, his cheerful stretcher bearer, is wounded as they reach the dressing station.
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Patrick Macgill
Chicago Daily News
London
Fenton
France
Kenton
Shade
Benton
Rogers
Apicita
Rnin
Dirkness
Alan
Pino
Washington
United States
Navy
Germany
New York Child Adds Machines to World War Efforts
A six year old boy in New York reportedly can instantly sum sums and distinguish numbers, drawing interest from physicians as a remarkable anomaly. Meanwhile Orville Wright endorses a broad scale aviation program to shape a new fighting plane prioritizing armor and heavy armament over speed.
Soldier aged eighty one seeks return to service
Paris reports the French army may include the oldest soldier in the world, private Montpurrat, age eighty one. Captured in Belgium by Germans, he spent over two years in captivity before liberation and immediately reenlisted, driven by a desire for vengeance.
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Paris
Montpurrat
Belgium
Paria
Local man faces penalties over illegal saloon sale case
An unnamed individual in Soliman violated law by attempting to sell alcohol without proper provisions. The case notes that drinking away from the premises is prohibited, leading to legal actions and penalties. The report references Beebe and Bullman in connection with the event.
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Ligder
Soliman
Wet rope saves life of Indian in bear and rustler trouble
Bear Claw, a wealthy educated Indigenous hunter, has survived many perils with his tomahawk and rifle. In a recent incident bandits strung him to a tree as rain dampened the rope, saving his life by allowing him to reach ground and escape. Earlier he killed a bear with a rifle after another narrow escape. A ten-year-old boy lost near Bear Claw's ranch was saved when Bear Claw killed a pursuing panther.
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Hana Dour
Jack Fork Mountains
Bear Claw
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Only Wife As Escort Keeps Him From Jail
Harvey William, an Emporia blacksmith, convicted on a disorderly charge, must serve a three month sentence in jail. He is allowed to travel from his shop to his home only in the company of his wife, with police Judge J. Hy Ree of Emporia enforcing the condition.
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Kan
Harvey William
Emporia
Con
Williams
J. Hy J. Ree
Paralet
Howe
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Willlnnie
Fragmented regional note with garbled names and dates
Readable fragments indicate a local region note mentioning a wife’s name query, a request related to a penitence or war era phrase, and references to county events. The text is severely garbled, hindering clear extraction of people, places, or concrete actions.
Thirteen Stolen Cent? Fatal incident in Youngstown
fragmented OCR reads as a garbled report from Youngstown involving a fatal incident. names and details are unreadable, but the piece references theft and a deadly outcome. core facts cannot be confirmed due to text corruption.
Society Cannibal Who Calls Husband a Society Cannibal
A Broadway stage figure recounts in court the six week marriage to Perry a man described as a society cannibal. He wooed with jewels limousines and promised a life of luxury then vanished with the diamond ring after borrowing the stone. The woman says she later learned another married woman in St. Louis was one of his victims and she left the stage.
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Set
Mixw Stuymond
Perry
Stnymond
Stigeland
Mise Raymond
St. Louie
Buffalo
Flo
St. Louis
COP BALKS AT NURSE'S JOB IN DETROIT BLURB
A fragmented Detroit police report describes a call about a nurse needing quick care at a home on Charlotte Avenue. An officer questions the mention of a body among tenants and references a family dispute over babysitting, with odd dialogue about party plans and a home situation.
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Detroit
Lotte Avenue
Muir
Calle
Posene Deges
Tadian
Bead Graken Poisons Well and Turbid Water Report
A garbled report mentions a poisoning incident affecting a well system tied to a community water supply. Names and places are obscured, but references to ground walling and tunnel work suggest an infrastructure fault or contamination event. No clear dates or authoritative organizations are readable in the fragment.
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New York
Hunan
Hele Sitowel Jungries
Mira
Tebine Jungries
Anne
Phyelelune
Paychologiste
Ture
Badian
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Walt Dee Surimenk
Dayton
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