Sugar Consumption in the United States Surges
The article estimates per capita sugar intake across the United States, noting a total annual consumption over seven million pounds and an average daily per person around ST Me pounds. It compares U S consumption with other nations, naming Denmark, Switzerland, Germany, and the United Kingdom as high per capita consumers, while discussing production and domestic use in detail.
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United States
Conan Hon
Suas
Bnustad
Agalnel
Dechmark
Germany
Untland
Sie Mar Nh
Hilla States
Fragmented 12 A statement on Democratic stance and precedents
A damaged report outlines Democratic views on recent rules and Speaker Carter’s ouster attempt. It discusses how party leaders framed precedents, mentions figures like Chant Chirk and others, and notes reactions within the House and Senate. The account references New York killings and rail incidents as contextual backdrop to the debate.
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Democratic Party
Democrata
Carian
Chavip Chirk
Qeehwtte
West
MeSiister Suspends Another License Amid Turmoil
A chaotic report notes MeSiister suspends an additional license as officials confront alleged corruption and power struggles. The piece mentions Halted operations, political clashes, and ongoing investigations affecting multiple agencies and figures in the capital.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at large daily engine costs
Fragmentary text references a high daily price related to engine work and a US source. Names and concrete details are unreadable, leaving the core claim as an estimated one million dollars per day in engineering costs.
Sacrifice on Altar of Love in Vicksburg Tale
A misguided tale from Vicksburg Mississippi recounts Brent’s self surrender of his English wife to her beloved, a Japanese son of Tokyo, who dies in a hospital of heartbreak and wasting disease. The narrative follows a circle of former spouses, a Boston setback, and a life of sorrow as a Japanese man and his wife wed in New Orleans before the final illness.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Brent
Kuntsan Fhomiats
Tokyo
Ehat Fly
Urghus
Huher
London
James Glison
America
Boxton
New Orleans
Bone
Mo. Wer
Gibson
Coe
Gil
Tim
Hibson
Howe
Vielerburg, Flere
Gihean
Phat
Slit
Castoria reference and congressional notes from an old issue
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Castoria for infants and children and a congressional vote or inquiry. Names and places appear garbled, with references to votes, committees, and absent members. The readable elements hint at a formal proceeding or legislative discussion from the era.
Fire destroys seven story Chamber of Commerce building
A blaze in the seven story Chihehiaath Chamber of Commerce building caused near a million dollars in damage. Five people are missing and twenty injured as firemen fought the flames before water damaged the structure, with six firefighters knocked unconscious. Initial reports say the origin was in an oil and water system, and investigators search for the five victims while noting the severe scene and hospital evacuations.
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Chiehiaath
Chiehiaitt Chamber of Commerce
Cinehinath
WornIa
Sean
Len
George
Jacksonville
Phin
Dai Bhe
Wien
Nha
Aya
Remedy Praise for Foley's Kidney Medicine in Testimony
A reader from Hindra NooYay wells expresses gratitude for Foley's Kidney Remedy noting seven bottles cured their kidney troubles. The testimonial mentions Barton's Pharmacy and other local names in a compact report of consumer relief.
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McCaniel
Cathering Street
Hindra
NooYay
Gas Explosion Destroys Store Hurt in Connellsville
A gas explosion in Connellsville near Padua injures twelve or more, wipes out a five and ten cent store, damages surrounding buildings, and sends clerks and customers to hospital. Rescue efforts salvage bodies and identify victims, while witnesses describe chaotic scenes and fires. A testimonial from Mary C. Abbot of Wolfeboro promotes kidney medicines in the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville
Padua
Lawig
Iike
Bert
Winwell
Death of Kenneth Melton Former Methodist Minister
Kenneth Melton of Newton by Melton died here at 2.20 this morning at age 72 after months of declining health. A retired Methodist minister, he had lived in this city since retirement, serving his denomination as a pastor for nine years and was among the oldest members of the South Carolina Conference.
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Spartanburg
Dan
Kenneth Melton
Ough
Melton
Senator Weg Dead in Denver After Illness
Obituary notes the death of Senator Charles J. Weg from Colorado, a prominent mining lawyer and educator born in Kingston Missouri. He moved to Colorado in 1877, taught mining law, served as a U S senator and WC representative, and was married to Mrs Lies Menetee. He died at home after a long illness.
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Denver
Colo. Dan
Charles J. iMnghes
Vetoraido
Wtrendhus
Charles Janes
Kngeton
Altorne
Missouri
University of Missouri
Kichmond College
Hut
Thward Law School
Woolford
J. W. Bell
Drugeist
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MeSiister
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Arene Nye
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On Peanle
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Engin
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Bigvlorer
Wis Heday
WU Senate
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Amie
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Foerheuihd Savings
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Chia Ketwok
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Pant St
N.Y
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Mr. Royster
Royster Guano Company
Norfolk, VA
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N.C
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S.C
Macon
Columbus
Montgomery
Ala
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Witainey
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Pirenien
Dlyardeva
Mary C. Abbott
Wolfeboro
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