Fox at the Witch's Pool for a Shape changing Gift
Black Fox seeks power to transform into a turkey and back. He bribes an old witch with a stone taken from the forest pool bottom. The witch grants three changes tonight but warns a new stone must be brought each night.
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Lach Fox
Jack Fox
Sly Bleek Fox
Black Fox
Black Pox
Taughing
Fragmented Text Sketch Illumes an Unknown Scene
OCR fragmentary lines show scattered names and phrases including Peter, Paige, Pietro, George, Teresa, and Petre. The piece hints at dialogue or stream of consciousness with references to seats, feet, and a zoo-like list, lacking complete coherence or clear event.
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Eute
Mapeer
Thera
Mint
Reeve Tee Paige
Pietro Prete
A Confession on Clothes and Youthful Shame
A speaker admits dressing poorly in youth due to scanty clothes and hiding from guests. Though older now, the narrator admits a lingering awareness of appearance and the urge to present better, acknowledging past embarrassment and present restraint.
Your Choice Weather Sparks Local Tension
A chipped town note notes residents debating the weather and social friction as outsiders are assessed by locals. The piece hints at cautious cross town tensions and the risk of trouble if grievances rise.
Beauty Chats on Calorie Counting for Weight Control
Edna Kent Forbes explains how calories, not just portion size, determine weight. She offers a simple method to estimate daily calories by weight and height and lists common foods with their fat content, advising pork and bacon avoidance for weight loss while noting oysters and lean meats as better choices.
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Ohere
Massacre at Amritsar sparks global outrage in 1919
The Punjab subcommittee of the Indian National Congress reports that British soldiers opened fire on a crowd in Jallianwala Bagh, Amritsar, while natives sought to present a petition for leaders’ release. Gen. Dyer said firing would continue until the crowd dispersed, with about 1,000 said killed and bodies piling at exits. The incident followed Rowlat bills and arrests of Kitchlew and Sattypal.
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New York
India
Amritsar
Punjab
Indian National Congress
Rowlat
Kitchlew
Satyapal
JalleanwWala Bagh
Jalleanwala Bagh
Dyer
Tans Raj
Grasshoppers Halt a Train in Michigan crashes and pests
In western Michigan grasshoppers cause about 400000 dollars in crop damage. Farmers in a dozen counties organize under county agents to combat the pest. An Ann Arbor railroad freight train was halted as brakemen swept grasshoppers from the rails to continue.
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Lansing
Mich
Bewlah
Ann Arbor
Polygamy Decline Tied to Education in Mindanao and Sulu
Frank W. Carpenter, retiring Mindanao and Sulu governor, says polygamy is waning as girls from prominent families are educated in Manila public schools. He notes a territorial law and a Sulu treaty grant religious freedom but require monogamy, predicting the practice will be virtually wiped out in a few years as Christian influence grows.
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Manila
P. I
Philippine Islands
Frank W. Carpenter
Department of
Mindanao and
Sulu
Carpenter
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Mindanao
New Zealand Natives Descended From Pacific Islanders
Officials of the Mormon church in Honolulu announced evidence showing the Maoris of New Zealand and Hawaiians share the same stock. Studies trace migration from Hawaii to New Zealand, with Duncan of Twannevirke matching Emma Lewis in a sixty fifth generation forefather named Hema, suggesting a single ancestral line for both peoples.
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Honolulu
New Zealand
Church of Latter Day Saints
Hawaiian Islands
Wiremu
William
Duncan
Twannevirke
Christ
James N. Lambert
Mormon Church
FE. Wesley Smith
Faith
Emma K. Lewis
Hawaii
Hema
Henia
Tahiti
Pahiti
Danger of Dodging a Dream Train in Louisville Rescue
Frank Seifried Jr. grasped a bridge rail to avoid an oncoming train and slipped. He fell twenty four feet from a second story window, breaking his ankle and ending his dream. In Peru pineapples reach twenty pound weights.
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Louisville
Frank Seifried, Jr
Selfried
Nose artist seeks new tip after forehead graft
A patient asked Professor Schlosser to cut off his snout to become a nose artist. The surgeon recently grafted skin and muscle from the forehead to create a movable artificial tip, allowing the patient to move the tip in any direction and raise it.
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Pracne
Schlosser
Huntington Man Dies in Trenton Cliffside Car Crash
Jefferson Champion, 72, prominent Huntington businessman, was found dead at the wheel after a sudden plunge on the incline to a ferry. His dying struggle reportedly locked the brakes as spectators rushed to assist.
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Trenton
Jefferson Champion
Huntington
W. Va
Yank Windmills Drive South Africa Market Growth
In British South Africa drought prompts wide water tapping and windmill adoption. U S windmills dominate new installations as farmers, reading American-made claims, spend over $300 000 in 1909 on windmills, fueling exports to the region.
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New York
British South Africa
United States
War on Cats in New York Sparks Cruelty Campaign
New York health officials with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals plan a crusade to exterminate rats by fumigating the holds of all incoming ships with cyanide gas. The project targets cats left ashore due to owners’ summer absences, aiming to prevent bubonic plague and improve port safety.
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New York
Department of Health
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Department
The Days for Small Cookies in Warm Weather
A historical cooking page lists various small cookie recipes for summer, including Chocolate Cookies and Fruit Cookies with detailed ingredients and steps. It also features Macaroons with cornflakes and coconut, Oatmeal and Coconut Macaroons, and a closing verse about the power of words.
Frozen Desserts and Gelatine Dishes for Seasonal Pleasures
Instructions for Pineapple Cream Cafe Frappe Strawberry Ice Cream Snow Pudding using pineapple, coffee, strawberries, milk, arrowroot, gelatin, sugar, and cream. Includes preparation steps, chilling times, and freezing to mush, with serving tips and proportions.
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Cafe Frappe
Phone numbers on a wall card for quick access
The article suggests placing frequently used phone numbers on a wall card near the instrument for speed. It recommends a card hanging by the phone and lists tradesmen like the butcher, baker, and grocer as examples for a busy house wife to keep handy.
Rare Platinum Value for Electric Light Tubes
The premium quality of platinum lies in its precise expansion and contraction with heat and cold, matching glass. This makes it highly desirable for electric light bulbs where the wire passes through the glass, as other metals would crack the glass.
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Dees
Men of honor seek merit through peer regard
A concise quotation from Richard Steele urging men of merit to seek evaluation by worthy peers, emphasizing integrity and character over popularity. The line frames how true honor tests a person through the standards of those who value virtue.
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Richard Steele
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