Blame Cast On Satan By Oakland Teenger
Trinity Labadie a 17 year old from Oakland reports the devil urged theft at a Young Women's Christian Association room. Police say a sum of money and furnishings vanished after her stay. She blames the devil as an accessory before the fact while detained for further inquiry.
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Trinity Labadie
Oakland
Cal
Mary McLane
Montana
Boston
Miss Labadie
Trinity
Young Women’s Christian Association
Devil
Imp
Queens and costumes in the shah's harem tale
A story describes the harem of the shah where women seek exclusive costumes and pay high sums to block rivals. It notes most are childish and aim to be mothers of the throne’s heir, while praising the late shah’s principal queen as a clever poet who wrote nature verses.
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Paria
Shah
Not the Sort He Wanted in Honest Policy Debate
Fragment from a speech or column mocks political honesty as a policy. The speaker argues against a rigid honesty standard, claiming it leaves no room for concession or strategic retreat in public life.
Lord Dunedin Pursues German Studies at Edinburgh
Lord Dunedin, lord president of the court session, is a non matriculation student at Edinburgh University this winter. He attends a special course of lectures on German literature and is described as a brilliant conversationalist and keen sportsman. Before becoming a lord, he was among the first MPs to arrive at the house by bicycle.
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Lord Dunedin
Court Seasion
Edinburg University
Grace Dodge Leads League for Home Economics
Miss Grace Dodge of New York, noted for her philanthropy, backs a League for Home Economics in an Italian neighborhood. The program centers on homemaking, hygiene, budgeting, pure foods, home nursing, baby care, laundry, cooking, and daily lessons.
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Grace Dodge
New York
League For Home
Fragmentary quotes from Harper's Weekly piece
A garbled excerpt asks about pictures and a person’s destination. The text references a Hay bridge, winter and a vague moral line about fault and brotherhood. Overall, the readable fragments offer no clear narrative or date.
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Hay Bridge
Harper's Weekly
Fragmented phrase about sowing women and selling sesms
A garbled OCR fragment mentions sowing women and selling sesms with unclear context and no identifiable actions, dates, or names. The readable portion suggests a sale or pricing reference but lacks concrete details to form a complete news item.
Probate Court Docket February Term First Day
Probate docket lists multiple estate actions from February 1908 with administrators executors guardians curators and minors. Names include Chas R Creasy W D Meng Henry Grelfe Henry Klingenberg and others across days one to seven.
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McCarty
Lulu
W. D. Meng
Hendricks Robert
Chas. F. Wehrmeier
Guardian
Wm. M
WN. Wilson
Parrett Ila
Wminore
Samuel McBurney
Bodenstab
August
Harrison Lee
Lillian
Della D
M. Hogan
Mueller Catherine
John Arenachidt
Jones Thomas
Joseph Jones
Klotz Arthusa J
Marshal Klotz
Middleton John W
Geo. Wowsley
BS. Fulkerson
Jennie Fulkerson
Lewis Albert
Ingane
Ephriam Lewis
Swerengen
Anna
W. H. BR. Greer
Mendelson Dorothy
Minor
A Mendelsohn
Barley
Frances
Joseph A. Wilson
Payne Ben F
C. A. Keith
de Bonis Non
Mbierer Magdelena
BR. Haerle
Grelfe Frederick W
Henry W. Grelfe
Olsson Alva
Chas. M. Johnson
Connor Sophia B
H. B. Corse
Beall Samuel Ke
M. ©. Ryland
Hill Wobn E
Mollie M. Hill
Wildecholtz
F. H
Fred. Brodie
American Dress Abroad and Traveling Styles
The piece notes a practical American woman favoring bold travel attire over thin woolen cloth. It describes a short skirt with a tucked blouse bodice called a waist in olive green, navy, or brown shades, forming a nearly uniform look with American visitors abroad. Judge Thomas A Walker presides over probate matters and settlements.
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London Illustrated News
Demand grows for brighter street lamps in town
People seek 30 candlepower electric lamps, up from earlier light levels, as night becomes darker in towns despite fewer fogs. The pall over communities thickens and more lights are installed in dark corners to combat it.
Fashion shift in sun up late for sun rise in prose
The reader notes that writers now say sun up rather than sunrise, with elopers, fires, crashes, and trains all happening at sun up. The piece argues that changing words reflect shifting style, while plenty becomes bourgeois and passé in today’s demand for excess.
A Rational Diet For Dyspepsia Treatment
A plan advocates a rational diet with regular meals and frequent outdoor exercise. It urges uống copious water between menus and regular breathing exercises, claiming this method will eventually reduce reliance on bottles and pills for dyspepsia.
True Refinement in a Tiny Rooftop Room
A refined woman seeks a pleasant surrounding, finding in a small top room of a tall building an indistinct air of cleanliness, order, and comfort that distracts from any flaws. The passage emphasizes dignity and serenity in a compact, high dwelling.
An the Mother So the Girl
A daughter is, in nine cases out of ten, the reflection of her mother. The training of the girl of 15 is shown in the woman of 60. A son may, by contact with the rough world, sometimes outlive his early home influences a daughter rarely does.
Self-Denial and Humility as First Beatitude Lesson
The quote states self-denial as the initial lesson and poverty of spirit as the first beatitude. It asserts that foundation of all graces lies in humility, arguing that true elevation requires beginning from a low, humble stance as taught by Matthew Henry.
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Matthew Henry
Overfeeding Drowning Dangers Warn by Dr Oswald
A quotation from Dr Oswald warns that overfeeding poses grave risks to infants suggesting that more babies drown from milk than salt water. The remark highlights concerns about excessive nutrition and its lethal potential for young children.
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Oswald
Uncle Allen Sparks On Hustling And Barked Places On Shina
Uncle Allen Sparks remarks that many men who hustle through life end with nothing to show but barked places on their skin and a warning about hard work without reward. The quote reflects a traveler’s rueful wisdom about effort and consequence.
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Uncle Allen
Uncle Allen Sparks
Homeless and vagrant quake visitors barred from register ad dress
Chicago Wally News reports a confusing story about seismographs and registrants. Officials urge proper address details for accurate mapping and safety.
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Chicago
Wally News
Diamonds vanish completely and wine by the half hour
A curious note reports that diamonds vanish entirely after burning leaving no ashes. It also notes a French wine sale by the half hour with a two cent entry, allowing a half hour in a wine cellar.
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South of
France
Amusement Spending Shown By English Statistician
An English statistician reports England spends about 88.7 million dollars on theaters and music balls, indicating a large cultural expenditure across entertainment venues and performances.
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England
Glasaos Cure Stammering Reported by Opticians
Reports from Ericiiati opticians claim stammering cases were cured by fitting glassen to correct defects of the eyes.
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Ericiiati Opticians
Poor Substitutes Apprentices of Dispatch and Ski
Poor substitutes Harry and Cuaning are two apprentices of Dispatch and Ski, but neither of them ever learns his master's trade.
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Harry
Cuaning
Ever Notice It In Company About Gyn Fixing
A fragmented item notes an unclear discussion about a medical or cosmetic procedure. It mentions a girl and rings but lacks coherent context or identifiable individuals or organizations. The readable words do not form a clear reportable event.
Unclear fragmentary report on a figure seeking a chance
The readable text shows a fragment where a person seeks a chance to learn if he can proceed or succeed, reflecting uncertainty about his ability. The piece emphasizes hesitation and the need to prove himself.
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Dom
Theaters in Europe Dominate Global Stage
A brief survey notes about 1,580 European theaters, claiming Europe holds more venues and influence than any other region. The claim highlights the continent's extensive film and performing arts infrastructure.
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Europe
Urops
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J.L. Peak
Springton
John C. Young, Jr
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Seraces
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Ernett Fred
A. G. Phetzing
Jackson Thomas
J. W. Horner
Uphaus August
Klingenberg
Ohrensberg John W
Klingenbrg
Clements Mary F
H. Chiles
Wilbern Herbert
Geo
Duensing
Schmidt Wim
Chris Temple
Kresse Henrietta
Rabius Oscar
Gustav A. Rabius
Taubman Robt
E. M
R. M. Taubman
Bonkoski Andrew
Edward A. Bonkoski
Booker
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Thomas A. Walker
Jack
Puck
Mary Stewart Cutting
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McClure’s Magazine
McClure's
THE
Lexington Intelligencer
Wilson Brothers
Haerle Building
White & Kerdolff
W. G. McCarsano
B. R. Ireuann
Lee J. Slusher
the Traders’ Bank
S. J. Andrew
Richard Field
Gro. M. Catros
J. Andrew
J. Barnett Young
G. M. Catron
Frank Howe Hermann
Mark
Lewis W. Cox
Field T Bates
Rofus Young
the Intelligencer
Walter B. Waddell
FP. Lak Wallac
Sandford Sellers
Teller
Tevis
Jookkeeper
Lexington Savings
Nacrorsas
W. D. Rani
Warren B. Wanbann
Hoprsaay
Saandpoord Socness
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Irvine Tevie
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