Band Master Fremel Dies After Sudden Stroke
Prof L E Fremel, famed band and orchestra leader of the Sedalian Military Band, collapsed during a performance at Pertle Springe and died shortly after. His body was taken to Danner's undertaking establishment and prepared for burial. an escort from the band accompanied the body to the family home. Fremel, about sixty years old, was a widely known figure in local music circles and deeply mourned.
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Waurrensinky
Merald
Sedilia Baat Het
Pertle
Wagner
L. E Fremel
Claw Wah
Bard Sad
Danner
Hriemel
Hia
Sedalin
Remarkable Rescue Prompts Faith in a Cough Remedy
Fedora Tennessee resident OC Y Popper recounts a dramatic recovery from throat and range hemorrhages after using D King's New Discovery. He details rapid coughing relief and diminished bleeding, enabling a return to work in three weeks. Trial bottles sold by Chronshaw & Young. Also reports a boy, Claude Goodoe, breaking both arms after a fence post collapse while climbing.
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Fedora
Tenn
Y. Popper
D. King
Chronshaw & Young
Wellington Newa
Claude
Goodoe
Elvetyio Bitters Promised Cure for Liver Kidney Ailments
A Ced ar Grove Maine letter claims Elvetyio Bitters restored health after long suffering from liver and kidney trouble. The writer states initial relief from the first bottle and full cure after three bottles, touting the remedy as the best for stomach liver and kidney troubles. Sold by Cavenshaw Young druggist. 600
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Geo
HH. Parris
Cedar Grove
Cavenshaw & Young Druggist
Depths of Black Sea And Its Unique Deep Water Life
The Black Sea hosts an unusual bottom ecosystem with few scavengers, allowing carcasses to decompose into carbonate of ammonia and sulphuretted hydrogen. Water becomes heavily hydrogen sulfide rich from depths to near the surface, creating a life free zone except for bacteria. This condition is unique today and echoes ancient sedimentary rock formation environments.
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Black Sea
Mediterranean
Mui
The Privileges of Wealth in a Wine Cellar Scene
A wealthy patron and the host discuss wine, emphasizing access to the newest vintages and dismissing older bottles as unnecessary. The exchange highlights social status through material abundance and taste.
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Walter
Sacred to wild life in Brent valley protects birds
A Br ent Valley conservation project by Selborne society members hedges a remaining wood, keeps a keeper, and excludes potential mischief makers. Results show abundant wildlife with many nests, rabbits, stoats, and weasels, attracting entomologists as well.
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Brent
Selborne Society
England
Must Also Be Fine Chemist
Paris restaurant chefs are required to be chemists as well as cooks. A menu lists fish meat fowls venison and more. They must demonstrate skill by producing dishes from veal rabbit and sole using colorings and chemicals. Cochineal helps create salmon and veal dishes such as voléttes de volailles pança and ragout Marengo.
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Cri de Paris
The Last Word by Dyer and Enpeo Quip Exchange
Brief exchange from Smart Set jokes about husbands and wives. Dyer says he does not object to his wife having the last word. Enpeo notes she would not, if his last words could be edited to remove excess.
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Dyer
Enpeo
Cooperative farming in the German empire 1905 figures
At year end 1905 the empire hosted 17 102 cooperative farming associations with over 1 000 000 farmers. Of 9411 in Prussia 6 059 gave credits, 776 managed supply and demand, 1 728 dairied. Bavaria had 2 613 of 3 324 focused on credits, 284 supply, 247 dairying, 260 other uses. Centers of supply and dairying saw prosperity, with transactions exceeding 65 000.
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German Empire
Prossia
Bavaria
Efekit
Stumpf Witness Language Joke Under Coroner’s Inquest
A coroner in central Pennsylvania holds an inquest over a Hungarian laborer. The lone witness, a boy of the same nationality, speaks no English and remains silent to questions in English and four other languages. The coroner adjourns saying no answer can be obtained in four tongues.
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Pennsylvania
Iad
Harper's Weekly
Mr Lyon in Society at Mrs Hunter’s Reception
A detective, hired by Mrs. Leo Hunter, observes guests at a society reception while comments about the crowd surround Mr. Lyon and another man. The scene reveals social tension as a young man and an observer exchange quips about homely guests and expectations. The detective clarifies his role to safeguard property.
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George
Leo Hunter
Mr. Hunter
Obdurate Alaska Bank Safe Locks Up $58000
Officials in Seward Alaska faced a stubborn safe with a stopped time lock. Despite experts from across Alaska, the steel door would not yield. After weeks, the case was shipped to Seattle for treatment, leaving $58,000 securely locked inside.
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Seward
Alaska
Seattle
Over Shawe's Hardware Store in Lexington Missouri
A brief listing details a hardware store location in Lexington Missouri near Shawe’s store with contact line mentioning Helene Andes and addresses or phone hint 698 Loth and Mary Su.
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Shawe’s
Helene Andes
Loth and
Mary Su
Lexington, Mo
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Missouri Valley
F H. Black
W. C. Fisher
B.S. D. Marshall, Saline Co
Richmond Home Protective Association
Richmond
Dar Bee
I . Akurs
Richmomd
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Lew Wallach
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Germany
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J. W. Meng
Sureeen
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Farm Insurance
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