Victory Over Moros Claims Many Killed in Battle
A long, fragmentary report describes a clash with Moros where several soldiers were killed and many wounded. The piece mentions Lieutenant Gos and Captain Mowe Lda Temint Taseria, with chaotic battlefield details and references to what appears to be a Manila engagement and line forces.
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Ceyalie
Lda
Taseria
Il Marana
Mapu Pigihie Yee
Ascitic
Phe Hurtetpail
Teweders Wega Ketter
Tacdatieg Lee Sli
Pte
SPM
Ait Berrien
Soldiers and Allies in May Battle Vueed at Tas yan Midian
A fragmented report lists names and units including First Lieutenant Chosuas wy Vielers and Major Porter. It notes casualties and references a May 2 battle at Tas yan Midian with the Twenty seventh infantry and related companies, identifying several injured and missing individuals.
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Piry
Heelan
Castiattios
Tasyan
Midian
Connell
Chosuas
Malte
Itantiyy
Wibhoun
Lorena
Charles Rey
Tod Langdon
Fitusteyy
Alfred J Frederick Cornell
Snd Corpary Gel Gulden
Porter
Majer
Amd Sutzeun
Caplin
Aon
Heelsenna Towler
Shiv Whinesdon
Eugene d. MrCurthy
Veank A. Bedolian Bradys
Carer Scrib
Edwards
Charley Cobb
Ton Bonnell
William IL Brogan
Willi
George Wh Drear
Joh Daley
Hermidus Viola
Peer Sullivan
Joseph Lyons
James J. Haley Quortally
Sluce
Price Disparities in Medicines Stir Quotation from D Druggist
A druggist in Philadelphia notes wide price variation in medicines used in meglcne. He cites $20 an ounce for some items and $2 to $5 common in pharmacies while a specific drug commands $187.00 an ounce. The seed grows in India, Brazil, and South Africa. The ordeal linked to kia seed is described as deadly, though the prepared drug is sometimes prescribed for a heart disease.
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Lst
India
Brazil
Punts
South Africa
Kia
Aditlon Bays
University of Athens in Historic German Ties
The University of Athens, an ancient institution, is described as heavily influenced by German academia. Professors are noted as graduates of German universities and German is frequently heard alongside Greek. The university possesses substantial real estate and has received significant endowments from private individuals.
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University of Athens
Fragmented Surreal OCR Note Teases Hampton Scene
A garbled OCR passage references a figure named Hampton amid fragmented imagery. The text weaves nonsensical descriptions of actions, objects, and rooms, including mentions of a committee room, shavings, and various unclear items. The overall sense is opaque and lacking coherent events.
Fragmented tale from a troubled scene in a rural setting
A mistyped, unclear passage describes desperate behavior, mothers distressed by a procedure, a child named Rene, and a caregiver named Avalee Lay in a tense moment. The fragments imply concern, fear, and imminent action, with characters debating care and comfort in a fragile domestic scene.
Light of Pharos: World Wonder on Pharos Island
The Licht on the Inte of Pharos stood on Pharos Isle near Alexaodyit in Bespt and was among the seven wonders. Erected during Ptolemy Philadelphia’s reign, it stood for about L660 years before an earthquake destroyed it. It is thought to have reached over DOD feet in height.
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Pharos
Alexaodyit
Bespt
Ptolemy Phladelphus
A Clever Retort From A Humble Beginning
A legal dignitary who rose from a barber’s boy background faced an adversary’s taunt about beginning life as a barber. He replied that indeed he did start there and that if the opponent had begun at the same station, he would still be there today.
Cultivation and Raising a Boy from the Farm
A brief exchange from rural life shows Farmer Corntassel and a neighbor discussing shaping a boy named Josh. The farmer asserts they are cultivating him and that both he and the neighbor contribute to his upbringing, framing a hands on heritage of instruction.
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Josh
Farmer Corntassel
Washington Star
Fragmented overheard exchange about possible arson origin
An exchange suggests uncertainty over whether the fire was incendiary. A witness remarks they would not say that the fire was set intentionally, hinting at confusion about the building’s destruction. The dialogue reflects fragmented reporting from an incident scene.
Fragmentary ancient land myth unearthed in old text
A distorted passage hints at a quest to locate across a distant land the legendary giant combs and stone structures. It references a “Wukinown mice” and a city near a place called Mexico, mentioning Ligvbla Tid and Lith Chely srett stone houses. The fragment touches on Vow and discovery by Spalliaeds and a prior awareness of Muni My BALK.
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Eyydl
Ttig
Acland
Mexico
Not at ATL Exalted Wiscongin city and a card tale
Not at ATL Exalted. Wiscongin city Uves a0 Aid Gorman, past eighty, long in the hotel business. He favors card playing and interprets a scene where a table of players sorted cards and a bid for the trump escalates. A conversation emerges about the horse and buggy set, with a bid of four.
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Accurtalu
Wiscongin City
Uves
Aid Gorman
Vttslness
Phe Vlgunveuan
Ak Peelye
Justus
Allice
Atoll
Gantleanin's
Eating Crow Origin Tale From Revolutionary Times
A British soldier shot a farmer’s pet crow in Virginia and, after the farmer’s complaint, the colonel punished the soldier by making him eat part of the crow. The farmer watched as the soldier then aimed his gun at the farmer and demanded he eat the remainder or be shot. This tale is cited as the origin of the saying eating crow.
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Virginia
Steven Moti
Aku
Leral
Wang
Triste
Elise
Heathind Sastlensas
Ao Seyng
Mrr
Willard
Thelin
Seria
Hevese
Lois
Erick
Tories Tooley
Vlas
Peart Witten
Tse
Il Wespears
Abervethy on ideal meals for every man
Abervethy states the best time to eat depends on circumstance. For a free man the ideal moment is when appetite returns, while for a poor man it is when he can obtain food. The remark reflects social inequality and practical dining during hardship.
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Abervethy
Notable Prose Virtues in Poetic Rune and Essays
The fragment praises prose beauty and expressive prose over poetry, noting researchers like Pater and Newine. It highlights the value of prose as a vehicle for dignity and clarity, mentioning critics, writers, and a desire for refined expression without graphic detail.
Insomnia and Nervousness A Hidden Cause
A discussion on insomnia showing how fear and anxiety about sleeplessness worsens wakefulness. The text notes that idle worry can turn normal arousal into a lasting disturbance, with stomach upset and heightened nerves amplifying the problem. It emphasizes cautious, calm approaches to prevent a downward spiral into a serious sleep disorder.
Dirty Jones and the Untidy Room Tale
A fragment recalls Jones at Osford admired as an excellent fellow who bore a single foe soap. Brayn enters his rooms and scolds the untidy state, remarking it is too bad the only clean thing in your room is the towel.
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Jones
Osford
Soap
Dirty Jones
Brayn
Wisconsin Matters Special: Laborers Detained After Clash Near Coplins
A chaotic June night near Coplins, twelve miles north of Ray, ends with two men jailed after a melee involving laborers. President William Paw of She Gore stops further violence as officers quell the scene. Witnesses describe a tense confrontation with scuffles and cries for order.
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Wis
Nelle Brown
Sutal Luenis
Atunes
Coplins
Niles
Raye
Williniy
Ceva
Lee
Olmratoy
Skeletons and crime reported in Wisconsin notes
A jumble of scattered names and events from Wisconsin and nearby areas describes skeletons disclosed, arrests, a storm in Milwaukee, and three men missing after a Lake Winnebago trip. Reports also cite a May 7 insanity ruling over cats and local officials investigating multiple sensational claims.
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Soonah
Wis
Gen Dietz
Will Bautte
Stobert Wohld
Lake Winnebago
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Ebig
Sevnral Otis
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Barfose
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