Royalty Grip on Leeds Millions Revealed in Will
The Leeds tin plate fortune built by William B. Leeds of Richmond Hill rises to Greek royalty through marriage of his heir. Details trace how the wealth funded the Tin Plate King era, expanding into international arrangements with Greek nobility and European royals. The will splits residuary fortune among Princess Anastasia and Prince Christopher, tying American wealth to European crowns.
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Indiana Fiorist
Lewis
William B Lewis
Riehmethil
Leas
Twehmond
Plarry Miller
Vestern
Jenneyvonin
W. A
Moore
Chicago
Leeds
Reid
United States Steel Corporation
William
Leeis
Annetakin
Deel
Watt BK
Leseuts
Tite Bee
Priness Anmatasintes
Christopher
Constaunttine
Ned
Ans
Leeda
Nis
Blind Ox Dies in Gander Pining Tale
A blighted farm scene recounts the death of a blind ox on Holerett farm near the city. The animal’s sorrowful separation from a stately gander and broader trauma among the flock are described, with themes of pity and loss shaping the quiet rural tragedy.
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Holerett
Butcher Day At The Garrison Hog Farm In South Center
In South Center Kansas a chaotic scene unfolds at AL Garrison home as workers sharpen knives heat water and adjust gear. A large sow and four young pigs are present but six frisky pigs surround them. Mr Garrison had advertised for a hog already killed and creamed earlier.
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South Center
Kan
AL Garrison
Simone
Plant Tree-Based Treatment Trial in Philippines
Manilla reports that P L Semts from the chay macogra oul tree of India have been moved here by the bureau of science. It is hoped to cultivate the plant in the Philippine Islands. The oil from this tree forms the basis of a treatment successfully used in leprosy cases locally.
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Manila
Famine Lore Sparks Ancient Grain Record Discovery
An obscure account describes a famine linked to ancient grain, with a granite tablet near Petal and a tale of famines spanning eras. The piece mentions Joseph, the Nile valley, and a setting in a distant past, noting widespread suffering and claims of divine or governmental causation.
Wind River experiments show seed stock buried for regrowth
The Wind River forest experimentation director notes most seeds grew, with Cheng and Washington seeds buried in small nests forming a heavy crop every two to three years. Looted by animals, much remains underground ready to germinate when lumbering frees space for new forest growth.
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Wind River Forest
Washington
Radium Trial Advocated for Exophthalmos Treatment
Dr A N Alaguett argues in the Mianen Journal that radium should be trialed for exophthalmos as it shows no mortality and minimal pain, with only four days of hospitalization. He cites 47 cases over three years where surgery was unnecessary, noting rapid neck disintegration with selective destruction of harmful cells and easier application than X rays.
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de. A. N. Alaguett
Linea Mianen
Back at the Beginning in Sullivan County Heroic centenarian
Uncle Si Parks of Sullivan County New York, aged 101, is celebrated as a centenarian. The note hints at a playful reminiscence about his life and a humorous reference to a “Inert tooth patted” incident, suggesting a light local feature on a long-lived resident.
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Young Leels
Willie
Pole Sens
Newt
Shapghal
New York
Athens
Europe
Si Parks
Sullivan County
Woman of 50 Gains 25 Pounds Through Health Plan
A New York woman, Mire Mewes Ketfenstein of 12 Webster Ave, describes gaining 25 pounds after following a health regimen she credits with stability. She recalls past fears about illness and hunger but now feels stronger and more hopeful for her neighbors and family.
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Ketfenstein
Webster
Tan Lee
Fredy
Fragmented tale from Nerf i je equ fo tM te Pega region
A distorted report details a disaster fire affecting natives in a northern delta village. It mentions totem figures of the bear the crow and the emeth Pepetesntest, carved language, and shifting tribal leadership. Local reactions and marriages are referenced amid unclear events.
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Tee Mnitt
Pega
Leviianm Wiiege
Kaseat
Stee
Reiftiiken
Kasran
Itd
Keeeen
Furthest Morte Wheat and Northward Weather Debate
A garbled OCR item discusses furthest north wheat experiments and panelled fields. It mentions winter weather, rising temperatures, and speculative notes on crop viability. The piece reflects Manitoba agriculture discussion and gendered remarks about farm roles in a provincial context.
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Sinn
Lingerick
Mayor Clancy
Limerick
Mayer du Alleghan
Josep OD Tiachuw
Royalty
Aravtioun Lewale
Geesalg
Etvat
Witten Thewsis
Anee Podilania
Reo
King Playa
Che “Uyinpard
Rewe
Willer Bo Fhenda
Groen
Midwestern
Anastasia
Farrore
Ali
Rowalte
Teele Motiliens Urileae
Mires Laveis
Anastyeios
Anistania
Lamha Ranen
Fratie
Athena
Nenla
Prin Ree
Abwetashu
Nate Mar Steaart
Ciel Danher
Mme Pemirvinnd
Geetthost
Mieweland
Worthington
Tevetentart
Ely
Owatonna
Roya
Mr Leeda
Miteeda
Aly
Bringeeg Up
Golden Child
Pieter
Ana
Hite
America
Mto
Tieoetis
Teheser
Joseph
Kerpt Ag
Caneee
Valley of the Nile
Postal
Etrickee
Lems
Little Amimais
Goitre
Atv
Emma Bpifenstein
Amd
Poa
Peg Eee
Sao Commert
Coney
Bern
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