Fragmentary Train Schedule Snippet
Partial OCR shows times and directions without clear events. The readable data includes times 4 29 am 9 55 am 12 27 pm and 9 38 pm with indicators East and GOING. No full event or route description is preserved.
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Eastorrves
Gehee Te Navarre
Bolivar
Zoareet
West Brookfield
E.greens
Ville
Dalton
Ueaves
Lebanon
Mt.Eaton
Winesberg
Wilmot Mondaevere
War and Peace Through a Woman's Crusade
The piece laments war’s ruin and calls on women to lead a global crusade for peace. It contrasts battlefield carnage with Queen Victoria’s influence, urging women to unite Christian lands to end war, care for widows and orphans, and push a sustained antiwar movement.
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Victoria
Potydam
Andongo Hoa
Dave
Paris
Queen Victoria
Prussia
Metz
Weman
France
Germany
Sensational Boyish Literature Warns of Youth Crime
A critique contrasts virtue and self control with wealth and pride, urging compassionate restraint. It laments sensational juvenile fiction fueling crime, citing London as evidence of increased arrests and arguing that readers imitate robber heroes, risking lifelong crime.
Woman's Question and Work by Elwin Burritt
A serene essay argues peace has its own armies led by Florence Nightingale figures. It portrays women shifting from admiration of warfare to compassionate action, binding wounds and urging women to curb war by moral influence, aiming to halt violence and promote humanitarian work.
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Elwin Burritt
Prince of Peace
Florence Nightengales
Farence Nightengales
Rules for eye care and the Peace Society notes
A long excerpt covers eye strain remedies from Jad's Journal of EHealth and outlines the American Peace Society founded in 1823. It details eye protection tips, light guidance, and how to avoid eye fatigue, then describes the society's aims, activities, notable supporters, and membership costs. It ends with a riddle about noise.
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Milton
Jadl
Journal of Ehealth
Decline of Empires in Ancient History and Rome
The article surveys the rise and fall of Assyria, Babylon, and other powers, noting the fragility of vast empires built on military prowess and diverse peoples. It contrasts their declines with Rome, whose aging governance, indulgent elite, and citizenless soldiery signaled decay, yet left a lingering heritage of Greek civilization.
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Assyria
Babylonis
Versia
Sardanapalua
Belshazzar
Babyalonia
Dives
Java
Rome
Europe
Seven Hill
Greece
Sunken Empire
Appletons’ Journal
LINTEEN REASONS FOR ABSTINENCE FROM INTOXICANTS
A writer presents a religious and common sense case against alcohol use. Reasons include that drinks contain a spirit harmful to health, drunkenness leads to sin and crime, poverty and disease, and vast wastes of time, labor, and capital. Abstinence is portrayed as safer and more virtuous.
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United Kingdom
Jesus
Abstinence and vision in 19th century thought
A fragment from a public notice and Appletons' Journal discusses temperance motives urging abstinence for family and society, plus a natural history essay on an eagle's eye focusing ability, detailing the eye's structure and how it adjusts for distance. The piece links moral reform to scientific observation of sight.
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God Haas
Appletons’ Journal
Women denounce wine as worst enemy of their sex
A Scribner's Monthly writer condemns strong drink for wrecking families and futures. The piece cites widows, bruised spouses, and ruined homes across the land, urging women to unite against alcohol as humanity’s great foe. It also notes a political mention of Ion. Robert Folger of Massillon as a gubernatorial candidate.
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Scribner’s Monthly
Mhen
Onca
Ion
Robert Fulger
Massillon
Polger
Folger
Wooster Republican
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Frost
P. Welker
Welker's
Main Street
Piassillon
Caloma
Balcetvis
Massilion Business Cards
Union National Bank
Fassile ON
WM. N’clymonds
Moullough
First National Bank
Erie Street
Steele
Bunt
F. L. Baldwin
Ohio
Reed's
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Anson Pease
Act
Lay
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Opera
Erie St
A. Metz
North Street
toSpm
T. J. Reed
M.D
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D. BR
Lyon
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Mill and
Ili Streets
A. Houtz
Canal Fulton
A. W. Ridenour
Mressifica
F. Hookway
Joseph Watson
Edward Kachler
Bruggist
Dentists
Dr. Porter
Hum- Main Street
Stark
Wayne County
Ann Peer
Chidester
Berger & Son's
Johnston
Central
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IK. Dickey & CO
Exchange Place
Morganthaler, Jr
D. RB. Atwater & Co
Massilion
Freelsier Works
JAS
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M. A. Brown
Cleveland
Pasation Depot
Tee
Atwater & CO
Atwater Block
W. Eb.ricks & Bro., Dry Goods Merchants
Massillon, D
Wyers & Willison
North End
J. P. Burton
Massillon Coal
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Prolesole
Howary
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Millport
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Beda
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Webster Counties
Nebraska
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Geoly
Jas. VT
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Pittsburgh
Bankers
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Justice of the Peace
Massillon, O
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Morganthaler & Breeds
Massallon Efron Fullinger & CO
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Marx St
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Earth
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Pennsylvania
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Tremont House
A. Harsh
Massillon, Oke
E. D. Doxsee
Si ¢ Canal
Independent
England
Magdalen Asylum
London
Jack Sheppard
Dick Turpin
Ife
The
American Peace Society
Congress of Nations
Friends of Peace
Sumner
Buckingham
Asacon
Advocate of Peace
Bromfield St
Boston
Madison St
Chicago
Linteen Reasons
CIA
Enquirer
HREK
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