Man charged with disturbo peace at Seville street home visit
A Semorlin and an aged Chinaman faced a police court hearing after an incident at Alla Gonsales home on Siete and Ach streets. Coy, a vegetable vendor, allegedly entered unannounced, cursed at Gonsalen and threatened her, prompting Judge Robinson to convict him of disturbing the peace. Fine set at £25, reduced on payment of £10. San Diego Union report.
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Chineman
Ketel
Alla Gonsales
Siete
Cegebella
Abe
James de Chinces
John D. Lockallla
Meraheem
Enet
Duciee Robinson
Coy
Gensalen
Celestial
San Diego Union
Anecdote From Trenchen Dinner In Pthivem
Charles A C recounts a trembling tale from the trenches at a dinner in Pthivem. Soldiers hum a parody of Tippero, a Coldstream Guards sergeant shouting to stop the laughter as tears come.
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Charles A.C
Pthivem
Trenc Bea
Coldstream Guards
Tipperary
Concinnath Baquirer
Save the Pinafore Stuff Ends With Silent Singing Man
Fragmented text describes a failed performance titled Pinafore with references to a singing manatee, United States naval involvement, and a chaotic scene on the Great Lakes. The passage mixes garbled phrases about comedy, posters, and commentary with inconclusive mentions of Elvis, war, and vocal undertones.
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United States Naval
Great Lakes
Foramen
Deep Gea Mascot and Fearful Deep Sea Tales
A garbled report describes a Deep Gea Mascot linked to deep sea fears and drowning risks. It mentions stones, care of place and other Gah, and hints at attempts to locate a fencing surface and tree-trunk like coating. The text references a Wings member and a Rew Fing appearing each year.
Table sprouts roots in Yard. man removes odd furniture
Heading, Pa resident recounts finding a table planted in his yard sprouting roots and soil as if it were vegetation. After attempting to remove the aberrant furniture, he discovers the four legs had taken root, complicating the cleanup effort and prompting plans to remove the table entirely.
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Heading
Veidy Detective Work in Owahe Case Summary
An Owahe detective works through a puzzling case involving hidden coves and Guan past Bickory. He is compelled to prove his claim and theory by tagging and verifying formal clues amid a tense investigation.
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Coves & Guan
Starving Troece Bend Food Unearthed by Patrol
The New York Sums correspondent with the Foreign Legion reports finding a newspaper near the German front line during a patrol. A basket of food and two beer bottles were hidden inside a note offering future aid in exchange for a note of appreciation. Dutchmen praised for their cunning, noting they “put one over us” at that time.
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New York
Foreign Legion
Parrol
Howerth
Testing the Antineptics for Wound Microbes
Sir W Ween Cheyne and fellow physicians test various antineptics to prevent microbe diffusion from wounds. Mercury compounds, turpentine, and metals showed limited effectiveness. Best results were with 20 percent prain of eabolic acid or of tricresul.
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W. Ween Cheyne
Not a Hero to His Father Neo Main Ta Hero to His Own Valat
A fragmented historical clipping recounts praise for Irish boxer Michael O Leary as a British hero of the hour. It notes fathers' reactions, posters mocking German foes, and a quotation from a father about his son’s bravery and limited kills.
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Miccheel O'Leary
O'Leary
Miebme
Petrepochent Usetoss
War by Post Gerd Romance Card Popular in Italy
A fragmented report describes a postal card with angels descending over a heaven scene, tied to a romance codatrigitanere. The card has gained immense popularity in Italy and beyond, with high tourist interest and widespread copies. Prices and censorship details are unclear due to the garbled source.
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Maly
Trivele
Venlon
Avetilen
Trieste
Maly King Victor Kamateol Faces Long-Reign Critique
In the background Tee Muth notes growing concern over King Kamateol of Maly. Reports say the early reign has raised questions as observers claim he has yet to reveal a clear policy or leadership direction. Memory of past rulers colors current debates about succession and loyalty.
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Tee
Victor Kamateol
Maly
Gan
Dogfish Trained for War Offers to Bark at Enemies
A self styled inventor known as Ike the Inventor claims he can provide trained dogfish to the government for wartime use. He proposes delivering a sea raft of canines to guard ships, warning of enemy craft and submarine threats. The tale unfolds with grandiose assertions about dogs guiding vessels and biting perceived threats, though details remain unverified.
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Ike
Bubmarinss
Notice of Patent Land Proof and Filings in Wyoming
Notices from the Department of the Interior and Land Office at Evanston and Jackson Wyoming detail the intent to make final five year proof on homestead and desert land claims by residents of Kelly and Driggs Idaho. Included are names of claimants, witnesses, and dates for November submissions and protest deadlines.
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Williaen
Jimmi
Kelly
Wyoming
Iin
Jefe
Jaehegeh
Neteotar
Manon Adan
Vitam G. Jeng
Willian B
Paylor
John M. Yoine
Ranson
Danm
Aueuse
Bates
Seerion 2
Henge
Pal Steridian
Bas
Andarten
Pinal
Otho i. Waltons
Communioner
Dacke
Wyoog
Mit
Wits
Whhane Dump
Howard Ty Biewin
Taylor
John McYoung
Department of the Interior
Evanston
Dawid J. Waddell
Driggs
Idaho
Barry
Beetten
Angers West
Merid
der Vive
Othe i. Willianes
Contino
T Jackson
Jalal
wiLnemnen
Telati
Leandra
Waddell
Heigye
Idato
Lowes
Witla
Hieshofer
Jackman
Wyowlng
Aumont
Puckson
Wyong
Wiebewa
Joseph B Betwen
United Flaten
Merle
Ebolier
Weed may become valued industrial plant in semiarid Kanes
Prof H Bailey of the University of Kansas reports that a weed thriving on waste lands across western states could yield edible oil from its seeds. The oil may rival olive or cottonseed oil, and the press cake left after oil extraction offers high protein feed for stock.
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Kanes
H. & Bailey
University of Kansas Food Chemia
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
Plan to give cabaret patrons tittle hammers
A fragment discusses a plan for cabaret patrons to use small hammers to pound tables for applause, describing it as an ingenious method to create rhythmic noise and support. The text is unclear and fragmentary, with odd spellings and dubious context about judging.
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Rankin
Mean remark sparks lodge lobby chat at hotel
A fragment from a Philadelphia Telegraph item recalls a bygone hotel lobby talk about a mean hobbyist and a theft with a light exchange between a couple. It cites Brown in a bungalow and a remark that stealing brings regret, followed by a playful rebuttal about stealing kisses.
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Hobby
Brown
Mary
John
Philadelphia Telegraph
Why Men Eat More and Consume More Heat
A Literary Digest summary reports that men require about six percent more nourishment than women. The Carnegie Benedict and L. & Baring study finds men generate roughly 1,638 heat units daily versus 1,456 for women, due to a higher proportion of active tissue and less fat in men.
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Carnegie Benedict
L. & Baring
Literary Digest
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