Mixed historical clippings from 19th century paper
Fragmented OCR sample with varied topics including grocery ads, biographical notes, medical testimonials, weather and university notes, and local stories. References to Mic March Co Omaha, Dodd's Kidney Health, Allen's Feet-Kase, Glacier Tee and a named cast of places and people appear in disjointed form, lacking coherent narrative. The text preserves multiple named entities such as Allan's Feet, Ohio State University, and Briancon, but many items are garbled.
Scourge of Damascus Reveals Julian as Prisoner
In a throne room scene Horam learns the bound captive is Julian, the Scourge of Damascus, who proclaims vengeance for his murdered parents. Judah and ministers pursue the prisoner as Horam contemplates a deeper mystery tied to a familiar, youthful face.
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Ain
Sugeestad
Teraelite
Ohlettain
Damancos
Aire
Pluto
Onmiy
Selim
Horam
Judah
Agian
Oumir
Hire
Julian
Damascus
Cassem
Horaim
Shas
A Princess Confesses Fears of a Forced Marriage
The princess reveals to Albia that her engagement to Horam may doom her. She fears the king’s will, dreams of death and imprisonment, and contemplates fleeing with Albia’s aid or seeking safety with a hermit Hen Hadad near Damascus. The bond maiden urges trust and a possible escape plan.
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Alin
Albia
Alba
Ale
Albin
Darcasens
Horam
Helena
Apple trade and earnings cited in 19th century post
The fragment discusses apple crop losses and export value, noting 480,000,000 dollars, about three percent, with apple exports exceeding four million barrels annually. It references the Liverpool to St Petersburg market and foreign ports, and mentions Paris expo and American fruit growers as reported by the New York Post.
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Liverpool
T. Petersburg
Jean
New - York Post
Old Machinery Debate Over Modern Plant Upgrades
Two American based brothers visit London machine agents. One leads a major English manufacturing firm, the other a Pennsylvania exile who urges an up to date plant to double output and cut costs. Tom weighs whether legacy equipment suffices, insisting old machines were fine for father and grandfather.
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Amerikan Machine
London
Pennsylvania
Tom
Father
Grandfather
Revival of Bowls Interest in England and Scotland
Signs of renewed interest in bowls emerge as a revived pastime. Once linked to public houses with dubious reputations the game endures, especially in northern England and Scotland, offering a gentler sport for older players compared with cricket and tennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
Tenny
Century scale jail terms in foreign courts noted
The piece notes judges in various countries imposing centuries long sentences. An Italian adventurer received 63 separate forgery convictions with sentences that run to 2089. In Vienna a youth faced 400 charges and 2600 years, but 1000 years were waived for youth, leaving a merciful adjustment.
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Beiong
Vienna
Motels Echo At Mountain Howe Watcher On Hill
A guest at a mountain resort hotel climbs to a hilltop and meets an old man perched with field glasses. The man, who declares he is the Echo at the Mountain Howe, shouts with each glance to announce his time, asking not to be disturbed or distracted.
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Odetton
Alan
Wallace
Mich
Oscar Swanson
Mr. Swanson
Bas
Dodd
Som
Neareat
Flower of Hogland and the Rose Wars
The text traces the heraldic rise of the red rose as England’s symbol for the Lancastrian faction in the Wars of the Roses, contrasting with York’s white rose. It notes the Plantagenets bore a broom sprig as a badge, linked to founder Pulke Mantel, the Earl of Anjou, who reportedly wore broom twigs after a pilgrimage.
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Palestine
Boy asks if this is all in the United States
A young boy from the tribes was found wandering at a county border and, upon approach, asked a teacher in a radiant mood whether the party scene or gathering lied within the United States, revealing confusion about his location.
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Etums
United States
Army officers lament volunteer regiments’ rough appearance
The article discusses how volunteer regiments in the Civil War era showed lax discipline and sloppy uniforms compared to regulars. It cites General Chaffee’s orders to address this issue and notes the transition from untrained volunteers to disciplined fighters.
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Eenstatos
Gene Chaffoe
Philippines
Qalla
Mann
Regi
Lara
Liberal Giver William J Palmer Longtime Colorado Benefactor
William J Palmer, early Colorado railroad founder and city benefactor, left a million to public officials and projects. He built the Denver Rio Grande lines and founded Colorado Springs in 1871, later selling control to Gould interests for 6 million. Palmer donated land for parks and supported Colorado College, retiring from active ventures while remaining a prominent pioneer.
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William J. Palmer
Denver
Rio Grande
Philadelphia
Colorado Springs
Glen Byrne
Garden of the Gods
Gould Inerests
New York
Colorado College
Andeva
Austin Blut
Alor Edb Grebe Bly. Davent
Colorado
Ex-Empress Eugenie Tours Scotland 1869 Visit
Ex Empress Eugenie makes a West Coast Scotland tour never before visited by a monarch. She shows gratitude for the Scottish reception while Pope Leo and a Polish author are noted for literary and Vatican connections. Fragments also mention a ship captain, a Philadelphia death, a Masons fund, and Colorado Governor Orman's youthful start.
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France
Eugenie
Scotland
Glasgow
Pope Leo
Henry Slenklowica
Hag Nies
Vatican
Lao XII
Constantine
Oéitriano
Swimmers Reach Greenport After Long Morning Dash
A young swimmer from Sag Harbor, Miso Johnson aged about 27, swam twelve miles from Bay Harbor to Greenport in early morning hours, aided by two rowers, finishing at 4 40 o'clock. She did not seek rest en route and reached the beach to the cheers of onlookers. The article also reports Irish political commentary by Michael Davitt and remarks on emigration impacts.
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Pelee Miles
Mina Maddie
Johns
Togkee
Miso Johnson
Bay Harbor
Mise Hisley
Miow Suy- Age
Bar
Greenport
Clare
Ashe
Michael Davitt
America
Ireland
Mr. Davitt
Treland
Umma
Kingland
Chicago Trittine
Domenico Morelli Italian Painter Dies at Naples
Domenico Morelli, celebrated Italian painter born in Naples in 1826, died in Naples. He studied painting after 1848, won Neapolitan exhibition medals, and earned a gold medal in Paris in 1967. Decorated by the late King of Italy, his notable works include Christ Walking on the Sea and Caesare Borgia at Capua.
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Domenico Morelli
Naples
Ferdinand
Guerra
Morelli
Paria
Italy
Christ
Caesare Borgia
Capua
Grick for a Boy Trick and Alumni Correction
A playful trick called Grick for a Boy shows |\ngirls finding it easy to perform while boys struggle. The piece describes balancing on a chair between toes at the baseboard, bending to touch the wall, then rising without moving the feet or chair. It also notes Bishop Huntington of the Epicropal diocese of central New York was asked to preside at Hocking Hadley alumni reunion and a records correction corrected an alumnus’s age disparity with Hall Johnson.
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Huntington
Central New York
Hocking
Hadley
Hall Johnson
Hockanum
Pittsburg Financier Travels to New York for Collectibles
John Caldwell of Pittsburg renowned as a financier and electrical expert makes monthly trips to New York to buy and build a collection of modern authors and other volumes. It is claimed the dowager empress of Russia has contracted the automobile fever and received a gift from Queen Alexandra of England of a fine electric victory fette.
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John Caldwell
Pittsburg
New York
Russia
Queen Alexandra
England
Irregular Numbers From June Health Report
A garbled June health bulletin cites May 60,000,000 gallons and June 00 gallons with a single day flow of 142,000,000 gallons. It mentions disease, age-related decay, hot pace, and rising rock growth in local stores and lanes, with references to New York addresses and seed prices.
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Eretberx
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Emily Philips
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Henry M. Phillips
Pennaytoomit
Orman
Horace Greeley
Madge Johnson
Nalla
Cornea
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