Probate Court Calendar With Estate Actions
Monday January 6 notes several decedents with claims and final accounts. Susan E Cronin Raphael Reeer Edward Baker and Mary Allen appear for probate of wills and appointees. January 4 6 10 deadlines set for claims and administration appointments.
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Augustus C. Moseley
Susan E. Cronin
Etiphael Reeer
Eve Claude G
Psyas
Otain
Nenoy
Bat
John &. Sandera
Tonvedsy
Dap C. Oadwell
Des
Mary A. Allen
Edward Baker
Margaret Gusteld
Not Good Patients Doctors as Hard to Manage Says Nurse
A trained nurse says doctors are not easy patients to manage due to their need to issue orders and insistence on frequent thermometers. She recalls nursing a physician with typhoid and swapping thermometers to calm him, noting doctors’ keen attention to every symptom and fever reading. The New York Times report reflects on physician patient dynamics and nursing challenges.
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New York Times
Strange Christmas Superstitions and Longevity Beliefs
A collection of old lore warns who must not enter during the twelve nights of Christmas and details numerous rituals. It cautions against walking after death, after sunset on Saturdays, and breaking rings on New Year’s Day. It links bad luck to spilled salt and rocking empty cradles, and notes foods or actions that anger celestial forces or angels.
Fragmented OCR stock shorthand in a local page
The readable text lists odd codes and prices like 345 bseeas Osta and 492 ba Peaos, with a mix of half legible items and numbers. It references poultry and farming terms, suggesting a column of market or product listings with unit prices and totals, but many words are garbled.
Trained Ghickens Ponded in City Oasis
A mangled OCR fragment hints at a city area incident involving Ghickens and a pond. The text references Travia and Ges Fre, suggesting three names or entities connected to a purchase or event, but details are unclear.
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Travia
Rulers of the World Promote Meat Eating Nations
An article extols meat eating as the mark of strength and progress for Americans, English, French, Russians, and Germans while singling out rice eating peoples as inferior. It touts Stuart's Dyspepsia and Catarrh Tablets as cures for indigestion and dyspepsia, claiming they aid digestion and restore stomach health.
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Oflice
Stuart
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