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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
3
A New York manufacturing house notes private families still own most playing cards but demand is weak. Card usage averages from ten to thirty packages per year per family with higher prices for men’s clubs. The study cites limited growth, high prices, and shifting preferences affecting overall sales.
A garbled historic text hints at a wartime science breakthrough with references to measles, depredations, and a far reaching discovery. It mentions the United States, Hawaii, and other regions, implying international interest but the details are unclear and fragmented.
A garbled OCR read mentions various words and phrases with no clear events or names. The readable fragments hint at names like Poahe and Nev but lack coherent context or specifics.
A damaged wartime account recalls the fort's fall to German forces after a last message from Commandant Rayral. French troops stood firm with special bands, and the fort endured a shelling barrage before surrender. The act earned the Legion Honneur for valor.
An OCR fragment describes an ancient canoe or log craft measuring 62 feet, linked to a site or person named in a garbled way. Mentions Wright's et al and a border region between Ben tern fans and Perr Bhagat Phres. Unclear place names and dates complicate precise identification.
A fragmented report describes headhunting traditions in interior New Guinea, noting military expeditions suppressing the practice yet continued raids. It details expeditions led by Rav and Bo Cappers near cathedic mansions, tests of ritual bravery, and the impact on women and children as communities watch protectively, with lates and shifting motives shaping local power dynamics.
The excerpt recounts Burroughs recalling hunting episodes with his brother Han, including a fox hunt near Hobart in the Setskiys. The fox shot brought $6.50 in value and a quoted boast about long hunting, followed by a tally of a ten mile chase for $ returns, and a note on the need for money to fund daily life.
The readable portions describe a troubling interaction with implied coercion and an unsettling scene involving a pale teeth display. The text suggests a personal confrontation with emotional distress and a forced completion of a deteriorating act, framed by disjointed dialogue and reflections.
Fragmentary account recounts a seedling planted from a 1826 Cane Horn voyage apple by a Hadeon’s Bay Company employee. Seeds allegedly traveled via Port Vancouver and New Westminster, becoming ancestors of notable orchards near Vancouver and Portland, amid colonial fur empire history and Fort Vancouver’s rise and decline.
Bill Blythe, a reliable gardener, volunteers to drive his employer's car for an important trip. With no prior driving, he follows the chauffeur’s tips, backs the car onto the road, and, gripping the gear, mutters that he must not ruin his boss or his reputation.
A sanitized hole filled fragment notes ore discoveries in Mindanao with large vote counts and imagined exports. It mentions a U S bureau, a deep harbor at Dagkin Bay, and speculative smelting work by Delos Carrial. The item appears to be a garbled historical clipping with unclear dates and names.
Darwin Austra mayor Tou pels rejects federal income tax for two years claiming no representation in Parliament. Officials warned, but he adheres to taxation without representation as he prepares to leave Darwin. Departure receives mixed reactions while fate of his stance remains unsettled.
The readable fragments describe a scene at a stairway with a request or challenge. Names and clear actions are unclear, but a dialogue hints at a confrontation or plan. The garbled OCR preserves the mood and implies a chaotic moment among characters.
In Chateau Thierry patched roots and rebuilt facades while residents forget war memory. Merchants face market carts and cabbage from nearby farms as a wooden bridge spans the Marne. The town speaks little of German or American occupation, with lingering ambulance relics and home fronts noting how many soldiers each house could shelter.
Old Ephraim Davis, famed for absent mindedness in Chenango county, visits a tailor and a bank. He buys a new salt, hides bonds in his old suit, then forgets them, dons a new suit, and fails to find the bonds until a comic misstep at the bank leaves clerks laughing at his expense.
Court hears case of a woman accused of unlawful sorcery. By intense questioning the judge seeks a definitive answer about her involvement. The proceedings focus on compulsory evidence and the defendant’s ability to provide a clear confession or denial. The record notes the court’s demand for a precise, truthful response under examination.
A mangled OCR tale notes Nelson receiving the Spanish sword from the San Jose after the Battle of St Vincent. It claims the weapon helped Britain honor Nelson, who earned credibility and his later promotion to rear admiral after blocking the Spanish escape with the Captain.
Fratt Julee concentrates by freezing water content and heats to regulate suspended matter to preserve flavor. Vathan G Constileted indies sterilize the paste and sugar is added after cooling to aid clarification and coagulation.
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