Dance of the Belles at Beville Cathedral in Spain
The article describes a historic Catholic festival at Beville Cathedral near Seville where a rare dance, “The Dance of the Binses,” is performed during the Immaculate Conception in December and Corpus Christi in June. A solemn, ceremonial procession with silver altars, velvet hangings, and ornate costumes accompanies the ritual as archbishop and clergy observe in reverent silence.
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New York
Spain
Beville
St Peter's
Rome
Corpus Christi
Philip
Repeated Surgeries Over Ten Years Leave Patient Scarred
Timea of Yuma Michigan Fred Marbury underwent his twenty fourth operation in ten years. His history begins with a hand amputation, followed by the loss of a left leg, appendicitis, a stray bullet injury to the right eye, necrosis in the left arm, multiple bone removals, and a portion of the liver excised in the latest procedure.
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Timea
Yuma
Mich
Fred Marbury
Marbury
The Story of Notre Dame in London and Rome
A Strand summary traces Notre Dame history from 628 cathedral beginnings by Childebert to 1361 completion, its 1793 terror era closure, Napoleon’s 1802 reopening, and later restorations by Lassus Violet Le Boesenwald. It notes mob damage, Louis XIV destruction of major relics, and commune-era threats to the structure halted by national guard.
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London
Rome
Notre Dame
Strand
Childebert
Alexander III
Moraclius
Napoleon
Louie XIV
Gettes
Rentora
Lassus
Violettie Lue
Boesenwald
LSTL
National Guard
Music Makes Bad Men Good at Columbus Prison
Columbus prison experiments with a two-hall orchestra to calm convicts during meals. The warden split the dining areas so music from one hall can be heard in the other, reducing fights. Programs mix popular tunes with classical pieces. plans consider forming two crack military companies by race.
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Columbus
Halle
Toon
India
Thomas
T Hinks
U.S. Army
National Guard
Fight with 100 Reptiles in Greene County Battle
A gang of 150 men building a Philadelphia pipeline clashed with a nest of 65 venomous copperheads on a farm owned by Major James Notts. Pipeline worker Major Scott James was surrounded and bitten. fellow workers joined a fierce melee that sent the reptiles into rout. Several men were bitten and treated at Waynesburg Hospital. multiple victims listed in critical condition.
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Washington Pa
Philadelphia
Greene County
Mai
Bon Scott James Notts
Waynesburg
Dancer Fractures Hip in Tango Fall at Long Beach
Mrs Raymond Torry of Los Angeles fractured her hip when a tango stumble in a Long Beach venue caused by her tight skirt. She plans to dance again as soon as possible, claiming the mishap was caused by her attire.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
Here
Raymond Torry
Torry
Hertha
Brevcea Letter From Troy Declares Family Health Beliefs
An unclear note from Mr W O Brevcea in Troy expresses personal health and dietary beliefs. The fragment references a “Genie” and a compound, claiming gratitude and affection for family life. The wording is garbled but centers on love for a child and household remedies.
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Lees
Heerz
Hy Weil
Wisahae
le Peibee
W.O. Brevcea
Na A
Troy
Icebergs and detection methods noted in voyage logs
Fragmented reader text reports on baby announcements and a scientific note about iceberg detection. The iceberg section cites Captain Johnson and Captain Johnston aboard the Seneca and Miaoal, discussing echoes, murres, and the difficulty of predicting berg presence on transatlantic routes with limited success.
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Johnston
Cure for Scalp Disease Promised by Cuticura Ad
A 1912 testimonial claims Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured a girl with severe scalp sores after three months of failed treatment. The note, signed by Mrs Walter Rogers, describes white then brown scales with pus and hair loss, and says two bars of soap and one ointment cured her in three weeks.
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Tamm Ave
St Louis
Mra
Walter Rogers
Cuticura
Dept L
Doston
Fragmented Circus Stage Card Quips and Ads
A collage of vaudeville quips and tiny ads runs: lines about a woman small enough to fit a hat, a wife smaller than a pocket, a pin referenced man, labor price jokes, clerks demanding raises, and a sales pitch for Porters Antiseptic healing. Also snippets of jokes about obliging men, the First Question and Waggs Younge Sillicus.
Female Mosquitoes and Boy Scout Tales Across Town
A quirky column notes a new mosquito variety, female only, entering the scene, while male mosquitoes stay outside due to screens. It also weaves in a humorous vignette about a boy scout and household antics, plus brief mentions of Constantinople’s metro line plans and assorted culture notes from the era.
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Ripplegram Baler
Uniform in Makeup and Spotted Phrases in Old Text
A fragmentary OCR passage shows garbled lines about corn, tomatoes, peas, and a summer boarder. It references variety hints and phrases like easily spotted and four blocks, with unclear names or actions. The legible parts hint at agricultural or domestic notes but lack complete context.
Fragmented prompt yields unclear historical note
The readable text is garbled and lacks a coherent event, person, or place. It does not provide identifiable names, dates, or organizations to anchor a concise newspaper item. A clearer source is needed for a proper title and summary.
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