Exposition Tour Through San Francisco to Salt Lake City
A literary travelogue recounts an extended excursion from San Francisco to San Francisco via Chicago and Reno, detailing sights at the great exposition. The author notes crowded Chinatown, the Kansas building, and the grandeur of the gardens, with reflections on art, banners, and state wares. Highlights include a visit to Leland Stanford University in Palo Alto, a stop at Reno, and a morning in Salt Lake with gifts and a concert, capturing trains, hotels, and scattered anecdotes of travelers.
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Francisco
Chinatown
Tom Sweeney
Kansas Building
Ulat
Neitsas Bithliaw
Willy
Viatro- Via
Denton
Chicazo
San Praneisco
Andy
Sant Hrai Eiseg
Bey Ferrin
Safj
Aebaak
Pallusiins
Palo Alto
Siest
Mit
Leland Shutford University
Quint
Ualoy Alto
Siests
Rieh
Eliir Gallary
Chipel
Reno
Nevada
Wiley
Salt Lake
Kore
Poate
A.B. Archer
Jopdin
Tow
Sweeney
W. Moraan
Bethac
Viard
Fragmented account of a delegates trip and society events
A long fragment describes delegates traveling from coast to coast, with stops in Denver and Kansas City. It notes per diem for six days, costs similar to a Supreme Lodge session in Lawrence, and delegates paying own expenses while enjoying the journey. The text mentions Pasadena, San Francisco, and a love feast, praising the society and its potential two hundred thousand members.
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Supreme Lodge
Fratental Aid Union
Pasadena
Prater Db li Aid Union
Poa. U
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Tithe
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Lawrence
Kass City
Denver
Taal Ils
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Avis
Vhee
Vo AS Young
Ferme
Lin
Weluek
Ligney
Teamessie
Georgia
Wlabuon
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Autrom
California
Palais
Ad ‘Stendqriaya
Maryland
Pss
Aker
Arthur Cappers
Del
Henry Alien
Fiegstap
Suverhe Lodge
Kansas City
Sinice
Suir Fraieisca
Aloe
del Fités
W. W Smith
Brutal Russian Invasion Leaves Ukrainian Girl Amputee
A Galician girl named Ottynia Rudnik arrived in Hutchinson severely maimed after Cossacks attacked her village during the war. Her family suffered as fires burned their home and two sisters were killed or taken. Ottynia survived with an amputated arm and blindness later. Her father and brother died in Russia, and the survivor was sent to the United States to live with her uncle for refuge.
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Steht
Petia
Apa Delvarius
Pasadena
Mar Land
Mt. Lawe
Heal Indge
Pacife
Tijuana
Old Mexico
Angeles
San
Favre
Ti Tate
Kansas
Los Angeles
Venice
Pepittie
Vasadiisa
Olisaites
el Madil
Ureshe Poinsettia Yale
Tuiepmndence
Missouri
Piprinand
Federal Penitentiar of
Leavenworth
Beac
Juitas
Francisca
Hutchinson
Galicia
Tlutehinson
Irian
Otsaia Rudvik
Galivia
Ottynia
Soin
Olymats Parker
Brother
Zolkene
Iléad
Russia
Hrathey
Sophia
USA
Amerlet
Navie
Poultry Parasites and Germs in the Chicken House
A reader notes concern over poultry parasites and internal germs in the chicken house. The column promotes A. Thomas's Poultry Powder as a remedy and argues the product guarantees money back if it fails to help, while discussing hens molting and winter readiness.
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A. Thomas
Massachusetts
Unclear fragmentary prose on war policy and politics
Fragmented notes discuss pacifist and Allied positions, US neutral rights, and European war outcomes. Mention of President, Congress, Germany, Austria, and Britain alongside trade and garment strikes. Includes speculative editorials on future Campaign and presidential prospects with sparse readable details.
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Germany
America
Borah Turkeys Incident In Fraternity Prank
A long fragment describes Charles Elwell recounting a prank involving Senator Borah and a Badan? fraternity. Students mocked Borah by buying turkeys, debating a protest, and a late-night confrontation where someone paid to avoid disgrace. The tale centers on student humor and a petty incident with Borah as the target.
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Chas. Elwell
Borah
K. UL
Larry Rankin
Studen
Oiaakin
Boral
Cardus promotes health claims in Wilmington notice
A fragmentary ad-style passage touts Cardus as a remedy for women’s ailments. It includes claims of weak spells and headaches, testimonials of improvement, and urging readers to begin taking Cardus now. The text references doctors, health, and a local delivery service.
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Wilmington
Cardai
Nob Fous
Ug Cardus
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