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Newspaper
New Castle Press
Location
New Castle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1904
Page
8
A traveler notes an 11 day sightseeing outing across multiple railroads with a fixed price of 48.64 dollars covering berth and sleeper. The itinerary emphasizes places of interest and side trips with a consistent timetable including several daily and Sunday services.
This piece discusses whistling jugs as relics of a very old drinking custom. It notes the practice of drinking without lowering a glass, the display of paves and buckits, and the aim for a hidden whistle to sound when emptied. Modern jugs by German silversmiths featured a small whistle or tap to reveal sound, often used to signal the drinker’s full gulp.
A damaged OCR fragment references Svurn and a Siu Waunin elite group, discussing a twenty year lapse and a prospective club name. It mentions Grane, chirtuine girls and a building plan tied to supposit distant tithe, with a reply about a building at Lome asseuiation.
Fragmentary notes describe the matinee girl era with references to Daigen girls showing fin and purse, a feature beside the over walk to the siege pictures. It mentions Japanese wood engraving as an early influence and portraits considered secret treasures.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a “Will Wor There” and “precy Bhong Wil” with garbled phrases. The text hints at a behind the scenes plan or plan to accomplish something but is too corrupted to extract clear persons, places, or events.
Fragmentary lines discuss fear and aging, warning that worry weakens health. It mentions a lawyer and a friend but provides no clear event, dates, or identifiable organizations. The item reads as a personal or editorial note on anxiety and vitality.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a claim about beauty routines and a beverage called Rocky Mountain Tea. The snippet mentions cold cream and a question about quantity, without clear context or attribution.
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