Missouri State Fair ticket deal lowers travel costs
The Missouri State Fair in Sedalia will offer round trip railroad tickets at one and one third fares from August 1 to 21, allowing attendees to save and bring large crowds. The offer applies on all roads and trains, with examples showing substantial reductions for distant travelers.
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Pulic Service Commission
Dergon
Snda- Ha
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Nivi
Sadatia
Topics in Brier: a year in politics and press chatter
Compiled by Literary Digest this item surveys satirical takeaways from U.S. newspapers. It notes third party prospects in Des Moines and the Ger mans contention, Poland’s Grabski, a Chinese revolt tying with Mexico, profiteer critique from Seattle, Debs campaign logistics, and Philadelphia baseball needs amid Greek Turkish questions.
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Des Moines
Register
Lewisville Post
Columbia Record
Dempsey
Edmont
Poland
Grabski
Haldski
Toronto Globe
China
Mexico
Detroit News
Philadelphia
Seattle Argus
Debs
Charleston Mail
Philadelphia Baseball
Philadelphia Presa
Nonsense quotes mix in old newspaper clippings
Fragmented snippets from multiple papers remark on quotes about cotton industry crime politics and prices. The garbled text references Detroit Free Press Associated Editors Chicago New York Morning Telegraph and others with stray phrases including a claim about women in the United States census and remarks on cigars and vegetables.
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Associated Editors
Chicago
Babs Ruth
Bethers
Danger of Country Ham Prompts Household Caution
In Richmond Missourian columnist Jewell Mayes notes a bizarre hazard from a country-cured Missouri ham. Edna Tebbercairn suffered a shoulder injury in a Lafayette County smokehouse when a hot ham struck her, prompting remarks that men should handle meat and suggesting a platform plank to require men to cut meat.
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Richmond Missourian
Jewell Mayes
Missouri
Lafayette County
Concordia
Edna Tebbercairn
Ma Mathe
Missourian
Tokio Aldermen Fight Bold Demand by Kinney
Tokyo politicians press U S policy change as mail Japanese engineers in Tokyo face threats. The report notes hostility toward foreign influence and urgency for rapid action. Authorities weigh security measures and public statements amid rising tensions.
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Tokio
U.S
Henry W. Kinney
Aus
Tokio Plans to Import American Road Engineers for Capital Roads
Details reveal Tokyo authorities intend to import ten assistants and 25 experienced workers to advance a vast road improvement program. The plan follows guidance from an American adviser and includes a royal gift of funds from the emperor. Officials estimate a five year timeline and a $55 million budget to upgrade urban transport.
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Tokio Municimal
Tokio Ciay
Samuel TH
Saitread
Man
Japan
Gleners
Imperial Hotel
Tokio
Sit
American girls win at Dreux in French sports meet
Seven Paris region associations competed with the Children's Colony of the American Committee for Devastated France in Dreux. American trained girls dominated events with Boulay-Thierry colony pupils taking top prizes in relay and running events. The colony children, rescued from Aisne, now thrive under Miss MaryHirtkamp and Monseigneur Fallet as Verdun heroes aid their rehabilitation.
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Paris
Dreux
Chartres
Choisy-le-Roi
Aurenil
Druex
American Committee
France
Boulay-Thierry
Mademoiselle Mantenn
Boullay-Thierry
Mademoiselle Ratel
Colony
Bowllay
Aisne
Mary Hirtkamp
Monsigur Fallet
Verdun
Fragmented hackneyed clippings show stray opinions and notices
A garbled OCR snippet mentions railroads needing American experts a plea about overalls sent to a workingman and a demand for trust in newspapermen. Bruce Bitten urged clergymen to trust the press while a Richmond editor questioned grocers.
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Ruttaioxpress
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Bruce Bitten
Richmond Stem
Fragmented OCR collage highlights varied 19th century clippings
The text surveys multiple brief items and quotes from newspapers from Washington Post to Indianapolis News. It notes intoxication upon dry decision, a Vancouver Province remark about leftover tables, a Missouri wife poisoning her husband, traveler's remark on fares, race death debate, and Chamberlain's Colic and Cholera Remedy as a common home remedy ready for summer use.
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Washington Post
Seatlecate
Vancouver
Indianapolis New
Missouri
Oregon’ Daily Journal
America
Nashville
Loulaville Post
Deep Dilemma from the London Bystander fragment
A short fragment from the London Bystander shows a dialogue about worry over telling new things and money, and whether buying new items matters. The text hints at a consumer or moral dilemma with a cryptic 20-40.2way reference.
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London
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