Relic Found in Inn Records Births of Nine Meyer Children
An 1790 Philadelphia Bible relic found under the old Franklin touriting inn in Columbus Ohio amid demolition orders. The book lists nine Meyer births and notes it was printed in Philadelphia by William Young. The discovery ties to Mary and Christobal Meyer and to historic Columbus structures now demolished under state fire marshal orders.
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Columbus
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Franklin
Une of
W. H. Lever
South Wall Street
Church of
Beotland
Willian Young
Becondatrent
Cheatnut Spreet
Philadelphia
Mary Farmer
William
Jane Parmer
Tee Orda
Christobal
Mary Meyer
Elizabeth Meyer
Nancy Meyer
William Meyer
John
Andrew
Charles
Samuel
Deborah
Paulmea
David
Eld Franklin
Nrat
Calumus
Columbus Cruatares
Escape From Cave Collapse During Train Slope Run
Shamokin Pa men John Btenchook and Wallie Burneki narrowly escaped death while guiding a train with three mules and ten wagons at Natulle contary. A ground collapse sent the rear wagon herd sliding toward a chasm as Stenehock’s mule bolted and Burneki clung to the traces to be pulled free.
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Shamokin
John Btenchook
Wallie Burneki
Natulle Contary
Stenehock
Stenchock
S Tenehock
Orphans Court Allocates Legal Fees From $500000 Estate
Baltimore executors plan to distribute $500000 children of Prince De Hearn. The Orphans Court approves $21000 in counsel fees to Maurice Leon, attorney for Prince De Hearns guardian, to be divided among the guardian and the children’s interests.
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Baltimore
Mona Wlane
Prince de Hearn
Maurice Leon
Prince de Bear
May Save Birds From Cats
Lawrence Kansas Professor L L Dyche of the University of Kansas proposes legislature to protect birds from the domestic cat and to clarify game and outlawn laws. He asserts cats are the greatest enemy to birds and suggests a cat license law in Kansas to save farmers millions of dollars yearly.
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Lawrence, Kan
Ll. J. Dyche
University of Kansas
Dyche
Kane
Travels to coast on autos by a boy of twelve
Henry Wheeling twelve years old from Crawfordaville claimed to have ridden the entire distance on the rear of automobiles. He was found wedged into a large tire on a transcontinental car near Pomona, thirty six miles east. He had not spent a cent on the two month journey and was given a meal and comfortable ride home.
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Los Angels
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Henry Wheeling
Crawfordaville
Lod
Pomona
Here
New York charity fights eviction aid led by Mrs Wagner
Mrs Otto Wagner launches a humane eviction relief fund in New York City. Aiming to prevent families from being ousted, a small committee investigates each case and arranges small loans to cover rent during sickness or hardship, forming a permanent society to sustain the effort.
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New York
Mra Otto Wagner
Warner
Andeviction Society
Conwis
Mia Wagner
Alaska raises vegetables in school gardens in Kiukwan
The federal Bureau of Education notes Alaska school gardens yield vegetables such as potatoes turnips and carrots of notable value. These crops support school economies and educational campaigns promoting truck farming in the Arctic region. The program expands to arctic schools inspiring native cultivation and higher living standards among tribes.
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Washington
Alaska
Federal Bureau of Education
Kiukwan
Echool
Arctic Circle
Cautionary tale on health and laxatives in old ad
An aged newspaper ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative. It cautions women about harsh medicines and details a patient’s relief from constipation using the product. The misspelled copy mentions Dr Caldwell West Street Moyni and promises free trial by mail.
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Tate
Caldwell
de. Caldwell
W. . Goaldwell
Woet Sr. Moyti
Turin
A Clergyman's Testimony and King George Superstition
A clergyman Rev. E dmuund Wielon of Wine ton Fa vufforn from Dropaydor a year. He describes illness with heart mutterings and weakness. Dodds Kidney Pills are credited with recovery. Also notes a King George superstition at Woolley with the number fourteen involving estate officials and luncheon companions.
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Edmuund Wielon
Wineton
Dropaydor
Hinds
E. Heslop
Dodds
Godde Modine Co
Buffalo WY
Howedhold
George
John Wird
Woolley
Chilton
Dogoild Harding
Wment
New York Herald
Castoria Ad Fragments and Recruiting Snippet
An OCR fragment promotes Castoria for infants and children noting over twenty years of use and a signature. It shifts to a recruiting scene with a lighthearted exchange about selecting recruits and a cobble company, ending with a note about stepping into a fortune.
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Fletcher
Real Problem and Intricate Phrases in a Mock Dialogue
The text presents a garbled dialog style with mis-spelled phrases and unclear context. It mentions money, a bank or wage theme, and references to a group or publication Harper's Ideal. Several lines hint at relationships and plans but lack coherent events or outcomes.
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Harper's
Old Landmark Gone at the Mare Hi Wp Belfry Transformation
The old Walneseheothouns schoolhouse in Mare Hi Wp has been converted to a storeroom and moved for use elsewhere. The building, once a lively center with boys and older residents, stood for many years and inspired fear of its demolition. Community figures reflect on its historic role and its replacement by modern facilities.
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Cleveland
Min On Trang Ag Soon
Gray Canyon
Dr. Pierce
James
Soares
Kennetoe
Fragmented OCR leads to opaque historical note
A garbled OCR passage discusses watchfulness and welfare language, mentioning scarce kinds of men and observers. The text is incomplete, with missing subjects and unclear verbs, and lacks discernible events or clear entities to identify. It reads as a partial archival fragment from a period newspaper page.
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