Natives Awe Volcanic Alaska Report
Nome Alaska natives remain awed by active volcanoes along Cook Inlet as eruption reports from Mount Augmentine Mount Redoubt and Mount Palna or Piamna touch fear and commerce. U S Geological Survey notes copper gold silver and petroleum potential over 5000 square miles west of Cook Inlet with limited shipments to date.
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Nome
Alaska
Cook Inlet
Mount Auewetine
Troudaliela
Lake Fitamna
Tie Walters
Trilutary
Uwlamra
Clark
Mewan
Hus Lane
Ind Nat
United States
Giological Survey
Anates
Cook
Missouri inspection parties tour North Missouri highway
Missouri inspection parties from St Louis and Kansas City visited Moberly to evaluate the northern state road movement. Delegates were greeted warmly along the route, with large audiences at Halloran's theater hearing presentations on road surveys, methods, and anticipated improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Missouri
St Louis
Kansas City
Simeway
Sturteot
Kateau City
St Laws Party
Widheay
Teoe Ochey
Land
OM Lave
Nraneae
Toy Hadley
Mr Boland
Hallorans Theater
Toploe
Poland
Bee
Keene County Jail Inmate Claims Payment for Provisions
In a late 19th century jail note, a prisoner named Sitwell asserts he can pay for provisions while incarcerated and accuses officials of delaying his release to avoid extradition. He complains of prolonged detention and argues he cannot afford to buy food outside. The record cites his claim of having spent money on sustenance during confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selecman
Sitwell
Excape
Fom
W. L. Douglas S
W.T Douglas
W.l.douglas
W.L. Douglas
A.uk
Vignettes of Missouri News and Tragedies Across Towns
A fragmented Missouri wire summary details accidents, trials, and local notes. Reports mention a train collision near White River era, a penitentiary sentence in Kansas City, road work near Palmyra, and a traveling salesman’s death from meningitis in Moberly. Also notes home contracts at Columbia and various local incidents in Sedalia, Hannibal, and New London.
Malicious Mischief Case in Children’s Court
Harris Platkin, in Chand street Chand in Prooklin and two in Manhattan, pressed charges of malicious mischief against John Waltukartis aged thirteen and Joseph aged ten. John was found guilty. Joseph allowed to go home. Rabbi alleged bricks were thrown at him and insults spoken. Judge asked if they knew God or heaven. they did not.
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New York
Ravt
Harris Platkin
Chand Street
Prooklin
Manhattan
Children's Court
Jotn Waltukartis
Little Joseph
Rabbd
Judge van
God
Heaven
John
Joseph
Romance Fades in Transit Reading Sparks Quiet Debate
Congress member Jim Mann overhears a newlywed couple discussing love and affinities aboard a Chicago-bound train. The woman reads a newspaper and muses on beauty, while the husband contemplates affection and artistic praise. The obscure dialogue hints at personal yearnings and imagined connections.
A Rare Job A Tard One And The Star Definition Debate
The text discusses the concept of a star player defined by individual excellence that brings fans and money to the park, noting the wage tied to reputation. It reflects on sensationalism waning with salary and mentions social gossip about marriages, including Mrs Wille and Mrs Munney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lyel Foute
Unclear excerpt on school dispute and protest action
Fragmentary text describes a chancellor and school official from Parle High School of Cimmerce suspending a pupil amid a protest. The passage mentions a yeutia woman expelled earlier and a lunch luncheon incident, but details are garbled and names are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancellor Day
Milournier
di Rmetor
Parle
Cimmerce
Eto
Fragmented Morne eVemet Adverts and Quotations
A jumble of cosmetic, health, and humorous ads and quotes from early 20th century sources. It mentions Morne eVemet and assorted products such as Pall Pale remedies, Paxtine Antiseptic, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, and Lewis’ Single Binder cigars. The text includes lines about ballet dancers, public behavior, and satirical remarks attributed to various brands and figures.
Physicians Recommend Castoria in Medical Journal Endorsement
Zall's Journal of Health cites that Castoria is harmless and safe for children, not containing narcotics and not stupefying, while soothing stomach pains and aiding digestion. The endorsement contrasts Castoria with harmful substitutes and calls for safety against poisoning in pursuit of health.
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Bateman
Godfrey
Zall
Journal of Health
Willie Myautor’s Beaux Endless Feud At Feet Tal
A fragment suggests a local column or anecdote about Willie Myautor, noted for ongoing social entanglements. The terse line hints at a long running feud or flirtation theme tied to footwear or feet in a casual social setting.
Found a Wonderful Cure Without It
James Greenman of Enat Adame Street in Lonta Michigan describes severe urinary and back pain with depression and weight loss. He credits using Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY for passing multiple bladder stones and recovering fully.
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James Greenman
Enat Adame St. Lonta
Mich
Dean
Doan
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
Unclear Fragmentary Text on Bankruptcy and Remedies
Fragmentary OCR text references Rowell bankruptcy and mentions remedies for girls with a condition described as eleging. Names and context are incomplete, with no clear event, date, or place to anchor a proper news item.
Preserve Historic Building Sparks Frankfort Movement
A campaign in Frankfort aims to preserve the old state building known as the red brick structure beside the Staite Tiener share of account. Led by local figures, the effort emphasizes the building's century mark and historic exterior as it approaches 100 years since erection near the city offices.
Fragmented OCR text on suffrage and public virtue notes
The readable fragments reference suffrage, public virtue, and social attitudes with scattered names and phrases. Content appears as rough notes or OCR garble mentioning individuals, clocks, and moral observations, lacking coherent events or clear outcomes.
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News of Missouri
Gee
Rhoads
North Mistouri Highway
Jali
Columbia
Star of
University of Missouri
Beard
Centre of the
Sta
Theorg
Willson Nevada
RW Soues
Pol & Hikes
Colvmie
George Quisen
Sedalia
George Willeem Nevada
KW Jones
Colymus Cerar
Meadford
Sextalia
Keller
Lathrop
Willem EF Foard Thegiphar
Horse Balke, Teo &Iled
Carthage
Raf
White River
Ireman
Mercy
Aretman
Hadley Pareles Wow Frelatord
Jeferema Chry
W Hrelatord
Kansas City, Meston & Orient
Wes
Hadley
Perole
Sherman Stodgrace
Defferwn
Sherman Shaleress
Stone County
Caves of Sninderass
Mexico
Elta
Merten Mealeo
Riko’ Ladys No 918
Valkilta
Elka
Simon Felty Construction Company of
Palmyra
Sitty
Hannibal
Moberly —Dewnlne Halley
New London
Thomas Firth
Mies Hammett Appeals
Montgomery City
Harnett Haviie
Misa Schvin Hammett
Ft. Damaces
Selalia J A. Hoa
New York Court
Sam
Newport
Naval Torpedo Station
Atlantica
Larce
Girta Aemitten
Irving
Boston
Larce Cllee
Mineie
Jack
Peston
Mogsie
Willams
Yawe
Willie
Puliien
Gillie
Wille
Munney
Cel
Jurine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Sweden
Allien
le Roy
N.Y
Finglew
Parton Toilet Co
Mase
Winslow
Lonefellow
Lewis
Castoria
Castor
Hess
Boge
OPEL
Fac Simae Signature of
Chas. H. Fletcher
B. Halstead Scott
William Belmont
Cleveland
Ohio
J. H. Taft
Brooklin
Fletcher
Wm J McCrain
Maha
Neb
J. R. Clausen
Philadelphia
R. M. Ward
Winnie— Ms. Bleter
Howell
Rowell
Powell
Ceaiveneus
Artick
Sour Generiot
Eefe
Cente Teaee
Ae Clement Wrtis
Amc
Dekemers, A
Savannah
Southern Oil & Ink CO
F.O. B
van Vieci-Mansfield Drug Co
Memphis
Tean
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