Government Official List Framed Amid Oregon Public Officers
A fragment lists U S officers and state officials including Secretary of State and Treasury names, Navy and Interior secretaries, and other government posts. It mentions Supreme Court justices and members of Congress with scattered captions of boards and county officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socates
Woodrow Wilbon J . Thee
R. Marshall
Rober R. Laning
Treasury
McAdoo
Lindley M. Garrison
Navy
Josaphun Daniels
Itomey Gendeal
W. Gregory Ostmanter
Circuit Court
State of Oregon
Yamhill County
Funny Bone Nerve Pain From Bumps and Hitting Elbow
A reader explains that bumping the nose chin or elbow causes a sensation of pain at the impact site. The text notes the hollow between facial bones and the elbow as a common spot where tingling and nerve-related pain occur.
Nature and the Microbe How the Nose and Stomach Fight Germs
The article explains natural defenses against disease caused by microbes. It notes that air carries few microbes after passing the nose and that the stomach’s hydrochloric acid acts as an internal antiseptic, helping prevent infections such as consumption and typhoid.
Evolution of Shorthand Through Cicero to Pitman Systems
An overview traces shorthand origins from Cicero around 70 B C to modern methods. It mentions Tullius as secretary, Peter Bales and John Willis, followed by Willis Edward Rich Mason Gurney and others. Isaac Pitman’s early nineteenth century system becomes the enduring foundation for later practices.
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Cicero
Aioe
Tullius
Peter Bales
Bright
John Williz
Edward Willis
Jeremiah Rich
William Mason
Thomas Gurney
Isaac Pitman
Sting of the jellyfish
The London Globe notes that common jellyfish stings are usually mild but Philip Pine medusae can cause dangerous reactions including swelling blisters impaired heart action respiratory spasms and severe pain. Native Palawan reports claim stings can be fatal with sugar solution and vinegar remedies recommended.
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F. Light
Palawan
London Globe
Half a Million Birds Imported To The United States
About 500000 live birds are imported annually with around 1500 species. Coraries parrots and game birds are the most common. Imports require permits from the department of agriculture which issues about 600 permits each year.
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United States
Coaries
Department of Agriculture
New York World
Storm Threatens Vessel D as Passengers Brace
An ominous storm grips the vessel D with passengers aboard fearing a capsize while the crew struggles to navigate. The dialogue notes heightened suspense as the storm worsens and the ship battles heavy seas.
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Robbie
Fragmentary Social Speeches in The Plain Dealer
A garbled, partial clipping notes social remarks about self made men and family influence with phrases about wife and mother in law and clothing choices, attributed to The Plain Dealer. The text is incomplete and reads as a stray OCR fragment from a newspaper page.
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Land Plain Dealer
Hes time the man of the hogs have not improved
Fragmentary notice notes stagnation in hogs industry with limited readable context from the Globe. No clear names, places, or dates emerge from the OCR fragment.
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Atebison Globe
True happiness springs from moderation
The remark attributed to Goethe emphasizes moderation as the path to lasting happiness in life and the avoidance of excess.
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Goethe
Notable Lawyers Fees Across American History
A Boston Post summary traces how leading lawyers received enormous fees across eras. It cites Daniel Webster and Samuel J. Tilden era earnings, compares average annual receipts of various figures, and notes extreme fees in landmark cases including Choate Lincoln Dill Guthrie Parsons Untermyer Wickersham Cromwell and others.
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Danilel-Webster
Samuel J. Eler
Massachusetts
Soi
Eben Custen
Webster
Lincoln
Illinois Bar
Illinois Central Railroad
James B. Dill
United States Steel Trust
Wiliam D. Guthrie
Henry B. Plant
John EB. Parsons
Sugar Trust
Joseph H. Choate
United States Supreme Court
United Shoe Machinery Company
Samuel Untermyer
George W. Wickersham
Taft
Chicago Traction Company
Wiliam Nelson Cromwell
Boston Post
Naval Gunnery Pay Scales Reported by Navy Officials
The chief gunners in the United States Navy receive 1400 dollars annually. First class gunners mates earn 40 dollars monthly, second class 85 dollars monthly, with third class rates following.
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United States ‘Navy
Rat catcher John Deltoh of Wagland dies with family craft
The obituary notes the late John Deltoh of Wagland famed as a rat catcher. He reportedly knew a 200 year old ancestral process and traveled to work by coach handing the bag of rats to the coachman on departure.
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John Deltoh Ot Wagland
Wouldn't Tell That Bath Secret Rival You
The fragmentary note hints at Bath related intrigue and rival tensions. Names and clear details are unreadable, but the sparse readable words imply a contested secret or rivalry around Bath with possible personal stakes.
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Bath
Queen Marie Antoinette and the Square Handkerchief
In 1785 a royal command under Louis XVI standardized handkerchiefs to the square shape. The move, linked to Marie Antoinette, ended other forms such as triangles or points, and remained immovable through France’s political upheavals.
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Marie Antoinette
Louis Rvl
France
Eon
New York American
Charm of Venice and the White Swan of Cities
The piece praises Venice as a hub for tourists and art, noting its canals, architecture, and Renaissance masterpieces. It cites Longfellow’s “white swan of cities” and mentions artists Titian, Giorgione, Paolo Veronese, Sansovino, and Palladio, marking Venice’s enduring glory and stylistic diversity.
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Longfellow
Venice
Pengree Ce Achaea
Rome
Italy
Campanile
Academy of the Arts
Europe
Articne
Titiantorette
Giorgione
Paolo
Veronese
Sansovino
Daponte
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
English Mead From A Forgotten Mead Found In Farm Guides
An old English mead recipe is described as a simple mixed drink for children with a sugar base and tar taric acid. The process uses lemon juice water and an egg white foam, with optional fruit juice flavoring for serving.
Guild of Scriveners described as land charter makers
Pall Mall Gazette notes little heard of the Guild of Scriveners a body of legal professionals whose duty is to prepare charters deeds and writings requiring seals and who may not practice within the Royal Exchange on leave of absence.
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Guild of Scriveners
Scrivener
Royal Exchange
lea@e
Pall Mall Gazette
Submerged Verse Fragments From a Philadelphia Ledger
Fragmentary OCR hints at a poem discussion with phrases about poetry and a reference to Poe. The text appears as a garbled quote or diary note from a Philadelphia Ledger item, mentioning a Turkish element and a man of letters. The readable parts imply literary critics and poetry reception without clear events or dates.
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Poe
Philadelphia Ledger
A Real Angel
A fragmentary line hints at Mia and angels with unclear wording suggesting a fictional or symbolic reference rather than a clear event or statement.
Caniel and Jade Discuss Vertebrate Question
A fragmented exchange raises a riddle about animals without backbones. The speaker names Caniel and Jade in a study-like dialogue about biology.
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Supreme Court
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U. S. Court
Oregon
Pree Rees Tome
U. S. Servators
Congress
Fis
H. H. Corey
L. HL. Hamilton
Portland
Calvin S. White
W. A. Jones
Salem
H. M. Williamson
G. G. Brown
Salem x Commission
Frank K. Lovell
Salemite
Cornelia Marvin
Mimacy
J. Lee Brown
H. H. Olinger
P. L. Campbell
Eugene
W. J. Kerr
Corvallismal School
J. H. Ackerman
Monmouth Fees
E. T. Moores
E. S. Tillenghast
J. H. Thompson
Seka
R.E. L. Steiner
Pee Sees
H. P. Minto
Hale
Edier
W. W. Elder
Roseburg
Twelfth Judicial District
Sesererse
Andary
Hl. Belt
Dallas Peecution
L. Conner
McMinnville
Nature and
Anlk
Charm OF
Mia
Caniel
Carl
Jade
Mail
Daily Journal
The
Graphic
Sunday Journal
Daly
Oregonian
the Graphic
Newberg
REO Truck
Positone
Repidence
Giveay
Ted
Dunlap’s Grocery
Main Street
Chase & Linton Gravel Company
W. H. Hitchen
First St
J. H. Gibson
Mgr
Amhill County
Yamhill County Abstract Co
Oomge
Yambill
A. Roper
Samson
N.ad Chateneon
Josephine Christenson
Cage
Countyry House
Yamhill
Ab Janis
Yambilley
Picsigus
State of
Fort Oregon
Jain “Leen al
Lemon
Sameel Hobres
Mi Uz A. Hebece
Amber Thibede
Napoleos
Weidner
West
State
Toy
Portland Daily Journal and Graphic
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