Fragmented 1920s poetry and politics amid wartime talk
A garbled page recounts literary notices and editorial asides from diverse topics. It mentions Lu suerpoms and a reporter, poetry debates with figures like Rockefeller and Carnegie, references to a Milwaukee magazine, and a contingent on Shakespeare. It also hints at a large tobacco and paper industry note, with stray mentions of public figures and locales such as Jekestown, Pa. The piece blends social commentary, cultural chatter, and scattered names in a collage of early 20th century discourse.
Fragmentary notice from warped OCR text
Fragmented readable phrases hint at a discussion of transportation and urban area use. Mentions London and Parks and references to restrictions or installations. No clear event date or named organizations emerge from the legible material.
Cathuna Remedies Save Child From Severe Illness
A letter from Parsons, Ken, dated July 15, 1906, praises Cathurs Recedias. The account describes a baby named Lyons nearly dying from fever but recovering after treatment with Cathorn Remedies. The writer credits the medicine with saving the child's life and urges others to seek the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Ken
Fragmentary OCR Poem Segment Reflects Social Chaos
The readable lines depict a chaotic country troubled by deaths and threats with scattered phrases about labor, abuse, and public distress. Names and clear events are limited, but the tone suggests a polemical critique of social conditions and mistreatment. The text references unnamed individuals, a quoted sermon like line, and a chaotic press context.
Relief for Hiccoughs From Home Methods
Hiccoughs may be relieved by sipping cold water or holding the breath. If these fail, take a teaspoonful of bicarbonate of soda dissolved in a half tumbler of water to check the fit.
A Man in the Moon and Oddities From a Periodical
A fragmentary column notes a playful line about the moon being cold yet not divine. It also references a remark by Thomas Bailey Aldrich on where to place a ball between Joke and OReilly. A brief mention discusses the ostrich feather trade in the Sahara and Bowth African cotrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Baifey Aldrich
Job
Joke
Oreilly
Asheville Man Credits Food For Healing Stomach Ailments
A local Asheville resident recounts a long battle with stomach trembles and ailments that medicines failed to ease. He details a regimen of simple foods like cream and light meals that reportedly brought relief after more than 15 years, insisting natural nutrition played a pivotal role in his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Bower
Creek
Premedings in Congress Seethes Over Railroad Bill
Debates in the Senate and House center on railroad rate legislation, White House conference notes, and proposed amendments. Key figures include Mr Long of Kansas and Mr Patton of Oregon, with discussions on citizenship for Puerto Rico residents and Indian funds allotment. Senate actions touch on infrastructure, judiciary appointments, and archival institute measures.
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Washington
Senate
White House
House
Circuit and District Court
Middle District
Aleski
Birmingham
West Pier elects new mayor amid party slate confusion
At West Pier Missouri the Republican slate elected a new mayor, Green, aged, amid unclear municipal leadership. The report notes the election occurred as factions demand clarity over the city leadership structure and upcoming posts.
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West Pier
Ge Republiaes
Green
Sinistes
Miners Debate Continues Over Renewal of Prevent Working Agreement
Reports note Mr Nichols and other miner representatives spoke as Mit tellebeis supporters pressed their positions. Mitteeil’s stance showed the counter-proposal from operators, drafted by the anthracite strike commission, was unacceptable to the miners. No side signaled retreat or modification of its demands, and the conference adjourned until Thursday.
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Nichols
Aleo
Esscn
Mittebeis Arrumente
Eald Thei
Mitebeil
Oomothon of
Mitchell
Government to Indict Packer as Grand Jury Reassessed
Government moves to summon another grand jury amid correspondence between Attorney General Moody and cabinet officials. Roosevelt reportedly refuses to be stopped by judge Humphrey and will continue the fight over the Packers matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Moody
Roccevelt
Humprey
Packers
Governor Pattison Hospitalized After Removal to Cincinnati
Ohio Governor John M. Pattison, critically ill for six weeks in Columbus, was airlifted by special train to Cincinnati to Christ Hospital. He arrived early Friday, accompanied by his physician and entourage including Mr. Pritisos, John Pattison, and Dr. Hott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John M. Patneos
Columbes
Fnom
Christ Hospital
Auburn Avenue
Columbus
Pzitisos
Icon
John Pattison
Hott
Cincignati
Scoggies Named Hot Springs District Attorney
W T Scoggies appointed by Gov Davis to fill unexpired term of R H Morrison at Hot Springs Arkansas after ministers group urged the change and he warned club rooms and gambling houses to remove devices or face burning in public streets.
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Hot Springs
Ark
W. T. Scoggies
Sitorney
Iid Wea
Davis
Mr. Scoggies
R. H. Morrison
Glliannce
Gov. Davis
Little Rock
Texas Pacific Signa in Texas amid mine labor issue
In Port Smith Texas President Han rady of the United Mine Workers reports Texas & Pacific has signed the seal affecting coal mines in the state. Operators have not all signed yet but are expected next week. Troops guard mines as fresh miners press demands amid tensions and local officials coordinate order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Smith
Tex
Hanrady
United Mine Workers
Thar Ber
Texas & Parifix
Volcanic Eruption Threatens Towns Nearby
Reports from the southeast region indicate a volcanic eruption near Meweters with lava flows feeding a 200 foot wide main stream and a spreading ash cloud. About 5609 residents in Ottajano and surrounding areas fear lava and ash delays, as authorities issue warnings and evacuations while scientists monitor rising activity.
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Leva
Ottajano
Amd
Incheiieg
Lawinn Reveals Record Draft Salary for Prisoner Show
Lawinn Oklahoma plans a new entertainment draft with an unprecedented single player salary. The War Department allows Ge ronime to travel with Cummins' Indian Compress to exhibitions in St Louis Omaha and Buffalo. Sid Gerosimo, once held as a prisoner, is a focal figure in the era’s restrictions.
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Sid Gerosimo
Chinese Facing Russians: Dispatch Warns Battle Nears
A dispatch to a Moscow newspaper declares an imminent battle between Chinese and Russian forces. The alert emphasizes rising tensions and potential clashes on the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Sisters Die in Pact Reported As Suicide
In New York two elderly women believed to be Miss Gara Pramster formerly of Islip and another woman were found dead. Authorities suspect they died by their own action in a pact, with reports over four years old.
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New York
Gara Pramster
Islip
L. L
Galveston Tex Interest Consolidation Effort Begins
The Galveston Texas effort aims to merge diverse interests within the local sector. Community leaders, business figures, and civic groups discuss coordinated actions to streamline engagement, coordinate resources, and promote regional development through collaborative planning and policy alignment.
Zinc Mine Boiler Explodes Near Joplin
A sixty horse power boiler exploded at the Prashoe mine two miles east of Joplin Missouri, killing Cari Stots and likely fatally injuring William Ammerman. In Portland Oregon a fire destroyed the eighth top story of the Chamber of Commerce building and caused the death of Homer H. Hallock, a right of way agent for the Willamette Tracts Company.
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Joplin
Prashoe
Cari Stots
Willam Ammerman
Portland
Chamber of Commerce
Homer H. Hallock
Willamette Tracts Company
Bank President Burnett Assassinated on Bank Porch
T J Burnett, president of the National Bank of Ba faula, was killed by a shot fired while he stood on the bank porch Tuesday night. Authorities investigate motive and suspect names are not yet released. The incident shocks Ba faula community and local officials pledge full inquiry.
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Bank
Asstassi South McAlester
T. J. Burnett
The
National Bank of
Miners and Operators Confer Over Arbitration
Parke county coal firms and Caress brick and coal cos broke from the association amid a wage dispute. At a Friday conference President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers urged submitting miners demands to the board of conciliation as a three year pact neared expiration on March 0. Operators will respond at a Monday meeting after a session that lasted about an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegey Chen Phigh Ames
Ibus
Oe Board of Arbitration
Parke County Coel Company
Caress Brick and Cos
Yrre
Association For Rics
Ansectation New York
Cethrocite
Soas
Mitchell
Mise
Board of Conciliation
Dowie Promises Gold and Miracle Return to Zion City
Chicago dispatch reports John Alexander Dowie says he will come back to Zion City late Monday night and perform a miracle. He claims to bring 70 000 dollars in gold and scrolls of Moses, amid conflicts with Voliva supporters and dissent in the Zion movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jobe
Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Zion
Moses
Dowie Granted Allowance Amid Zion City Plot
The report notes John Alexander Dowie, ousted Zion leader, will receive an allowance enabling him to live in Mexico if he chooses. Dowie’s Mexican outpost plan is not to be pushed by successor Wilber Glenn Voliva, who would permit Dowie to settle there. a Zion return would strip him of power and wealth. No statement from Dowie has been received, but resistance to his overthrow is anticipated and he may reappear at any moment.
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Witte
Friends of the 6
Inter Ale Commerce
Comateica
Long
Kamees
Patou
Orage
Spearer
Nelecn
Minnesote
Heybern
Idaho
Wincomsls
United States
Porto Rico
Washington
Mar Pty
United States Court of
Senate
Key West
Fla
Guan
Mexico
Dowle
Zim Gliy
Voliva
Wilhité
Zion
Dowie
Elijah
Nina
Hig
Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Wilber Glenn Volka
Zion City
Citt A
Pompeii Threatened By Rapid Lava Flow From Naples
Streams of lava and hot mud rush toward Pompeii as lava advances two miles from the sewerMer. Thick ash and black sand mix with rain to form caustic rain damaging vegetation. Residents shield themselves with umbrellas as showers of cinders lessen but persist.
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Naples
Pompeii
Dres Inference
Megre Tries Grand Jury Duty Amid Mistaken Whipping
A man named Megre insisted on serving on the grand jury despite confusion over his eligibility. He was mistakenly whipped by jurors, noticed only later, and two days later a group of white men pulled him from the town and severely beat him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megre
Fort of
Teesday
Two Daughters Die In Cavern Roof Collapse
Two daughters of W H Saith, farmer, were killed when the ceiling of a cycione cellar they sheltered in collapsed during a cave in near Dot tom. Their bodies were found crushed beneath timbers as guards, unable to reach them, tried to rescue them during the night. Immediate details on rates and campaign speaks are unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millis
Fragmented Short News Stories From an OCR Page
A mosaic of clipped items references tests, grants, labor strikes, balloon travel schemes, a former Missouri teacher, a New York bank deception case, empty schools in New York amid theater crowds, and a Great Dexter fire. It notes dam construction in Wyoming washed away, a costly commission bill, and a 5 member Equitable Life board election.
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New York
Americas
Ace Depertz
Cules
Dexter
Faenae
Missouri
Arkusma
fragmentary 1903 Chinese illness and fire scene notes
In February 1903 a chaotic scene unfolds with Chinese natives and imported workers. The text describes a lack of proper tanning methods and a large military line clearing snow with shovels. Over 4,000 caldiera assist in the operation as lines are rapidly cleared.
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Meloesen
Good
Porkoyo
Leedee Pooch Bas
Spree
Alor
Welles
Telson
Brockiys
Jekestown
Bering Bai
Jobs L. Selves
Feeg
Ose
McCompiich
Somaa
Grenépe
Evers
Europe
Irene
Paris
Caiege Stee Reget
Rockefelier
Agai Cha
Andrew Carnegie
Shaw
Searly
New England
Baltimore
W. Shakespeare
Stratford
ce-Aves
England
James Mills Pierce
St Sarverd
Wes Os
Martiei
Peter
Owen
Tony
Beabet
Leare
Gees
Ae Dakt &Y
Geelers
Bafale
London
Parks
Baby Lyons
Cathurs Recedias
Alineta Cosel
Werse
Abe
Bere
Scientiéc
Doimgs
Congress
Rae
Bt Locis
Mu? Tesphy Bank
Potice
Waebingioe
Loog
Kanes
Mesa Foraker
Allison
Aldrich
Bailey
Becos
Aliso
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Bech
Weskingtom
Tie Howe
Gemete Ge
Election Ass
Packer
Ohio
Texas & Pacific Signa
Texas
Grm
Creieer
St Louis
Philadelphia
Raiis
Memiis & Levy Stp and Engine Building Company
Trim
Busiders
Deighier
Dr. L N. Lowe
of & Louis
Temps
Third Sory
Nederland
Besument
Mins Annie Stafflie
Seth
Aly
Mir
Meréeck of
Kamasapests
Texes Breweries
Galveston
Ralireed
Gia
Prophet
Arikee
Montanames
Preach Explorer
Dwight Bother
Susie
Weto City Bank
Bellable
Merce
Indies
St Akers
Wyo
Somenenioe
Sullivan
Massachusetts
House Committee On Judiciary
Equitable Life
Satierene
Beach, & Dry Foods Merchant
Colamenos
D Crumb
EeBayer
Catarri
Sitan
China
W.L. Doucas
W. Us
Lou
Sindy
Tala Paper
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