Assailant Unknown After Wounding at Sedawick
A Mexican laborer was attacked in Sedawick and left near death after being struck with a crock by an assailant who fled. County Attorney Vert der Meiden ordered an investigation as doctors report the injured man recovering slowly. witnesses say the assailant remains unknown and authorities seek clues from hospital staff and locals.
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Newton
Hy Nevick
Aston
Thas
Messeany
Cornelius Cismaros
Vert der Meiden
Straek
Orm
Quayet
Vase
Queen of Actresses Endorses Peruana Remedy
Public endorsement by Julia Marlowe praises Peruana as a great remedy for digestion and nerve strength. The article notes better digestion nourishes nerve centers and supports overall vitality, reflecting early 20th century claims about tonics.
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Peruana
Julia. Marlowe
Baking Tips For Cake Making From The Philadelphia Record
Practical guidance for proper cake baking including oven heat control proper flour quality butter preparation whisking eggs and timing. Emphasizes keeping ingredients ready ahead of operation a cool workspace and careful attention to mixing and greasing tins.
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Philadelphia
Fatigue antidotes and the experimenter’s dubious serum claim
The article discusses a supposed fatigue antidote derived from lab experiments by Der. Weichardt and others, detailing toxin neutralization and animal injections that allegedly confer resistance to fatigue. It notes risks, including death in some inoculations, and frames it as a technical world magazine report.
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Inman
Tanseles
der. Weichardt
Regul Technical World Magazine
Divorce Follows Romance and Ranch Affair
A troubled romance ends in divorce after a complicated sequence of meetings at a father's ranch near Dab tered and later connections involving Meade Rams and other parties. The tale references a long separation, family ties, and disputes over propriety, suggesting a contentious breakup and contested arrangements.
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Vester
Ivorey Norn
Dab
Teane
Lerming
Biet
Vera
Pathe
Dheir Ehill
Meade
Las
Stranger to Boy at Bon In The Keys In The Za9
A terse exchange between Roy and a boy about becoming an naturalist. The cartoonist Puck remarks on the unlikely career path.
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Roy
Puck
Data unclear from fractured notice
Fragments show a misread plea or social note mentioning a father, suitor, and daughter with unclear dialogue. Limited readable text hints at a courtly or matrimonial context but lacks full names, places, or dates to confirm details.
End of an Era for Dickens Southwark Landmark in London
Historic Tabard Street in Southwark faces demolition for sanitary reasons, erasing a Dickens era cluster that preserved Little Dorrit sites. St George the Martyr church and the Marshalsea debtors’ prison are cited as fading links to literary history once famed by American admirers.
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Cherlea Iockens
Tabard Street
Routhwark
Theas
C.ckeneland
London
St George the Martyr
Tramorta
Little Dorrit
Marshalsea
Marshalséa
Dickens
Thas
Southwick
A Woman's Appeal For Home Cure Of Rheumatic Ailments
A reader endorses a home treatment promising relief from rheumatism and related pains. She urges sufferers to write for the cure claimed to purify the blood and restore health. Also includes a humorous note about a local political meeting where a woman advised her husband to rest his voice, and a clerk's quip: cut it.
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Mra
M. Summer
Bar 1
South Berd
Dad
Staying at Home and the Value of Self-Culture
The text argues that educated Americans should resist the lure of travel to places like Italy England and Greece. It promotes staying home as the duty of the wise, visiting places and people only as a missionary of wisdom, and acting as a sovereign rather than an interloper when abroad.
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Homa
Italy
England
Egypt
Greece
Lewerson
Dear Clara and Dear Wil in a Forgetful Wedding Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue shows a young man addressing Clara about a forgotten proposal and payment. Clara replies to Wil she paid someone last night but cannot recall to whom, mentioning Red Hen as the remembered recipient.
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Clara
Wil
Red Hen
Worthing Criticized for Adverse Remarks at Philadelphia Club
The late actor Frank Worthing sparked a discussion at the Pen and Pencil club in Philadelphia on adverse criticism. A dramatic critic recalled Worthing’s dislike of hyper critique and recounted a winter-night George Washington tale involving Saunders.
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Frank Worthing
Pen and Pencil Club
Philadelphia
Worthing
the Majestic
George Washington
Saunders
Return of the Pilgrims at Mohamet Ali in Cairo
The Cairo spectacle shows the Mabmal and escort returning from Mecca with the sacred kiswa. Khedive and ministers attend as troops line the square. Mecca reports 90 051 pilgrims this year, Egypt contributing 25 619. Nearby, a nursery scene from Harper's Weekly ends the page.
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Cairo
Mecca
Mohamet Ali
Khedive
Egypt
Portraits on Currency Spark A Statesman’s Honor
A treasury official cites it as an honor to have a portrait on national currency. Senator Sorghum retorts that few people hold a dollar long enough to note whose image appears, reflecting on fame and recognition.
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Treasury
Sorghum
Local notes recount town activity and weekend outings
A fragmentary village column lists Sunday school preparations at Valley chapel, fishing trips on the Wakausa, visits by Mr. Dunkin and others, plus social events. It mentions the Ladies Aid, a winter concert, and various visits among residents near Lone Star and Austin, with several names and daily chores interwoven.
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Dunkin
Lish
Leonard Long
Jory
Juln Jones
Curtis
Graml
Ladies Aid
Blaine Bowen
Alda Becker
Tin Lintas
John Pung Das
Del
Devidsey
Nigat
Ueigh Borhood
Appliy Aiven
Lone Star
Clinton
Rob Watts
Geo, Tattle and Dewan
Will Curtiss
J'ort Bond
Austin’ Plory
Mask Prive Cael
J Bane
Critfer
Abel
Calvin Leit
Mys
Austin Mhory
Borai
Martin
Bond
Rhinehart
Bad Bies
Ehurek Serv
Loren Starr
Hardy’s Wessex Years and the Stocks Incident
The article recalls Thomas Hardy’s ties to Wessex and a vivid personal memory of him in the stocks. It notes Hardy’s youthful moment under the sun with insects on him and references scenes that echo Tess of the d'Urbervilles and The Return of the Native. It mentions Hardy’s home on crown land once belonging to the duchy of Cornwall and a royal remark by the Prince of Wales in support of his land purchase.
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Thomas Hardy
Wessex
Tess
IV Urbervilles
Duchy of Cornwall
Hardy
Edward
Prince of Wales
Scrappington couple stories raise marriage and divorce fees
A fragmented dialogue portrays Mrs Scrappington offering $5 or $10 to marry a couple while a lawyer earns $100 to obtain a divorce. The exchange hints at the value placed on wedding and breakup services by a clergyman and attorney.
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Ues
Scrappington
Eudora Teachers Selected for General District 28
In Kundor City local board of education named new teachers for Eudora Schools. Charles Keley appointed Principal at Yurihe School. Misry Maughs listed as head of High Schools. Mayme Brune chosen for intermediate duties. Alma Reed and Miss Wolme appointed to primary positions.
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Eudora
Boams al Genwal
Kundor City
Bare
Yurihe
Charles Keley
Misry Maughslint
Font
Evan Mar Degarimente
Mayme Brune
Tat
Alma Reed
Wolme
Moi
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