Brown's lifelong dedication to amateur athletics recalled
A truncated reminiscence highlights Me Brown as a fervent football and boxing advocate, detailing his stance for reform in amateur sport, his support for healthy competition, and his pivotal roles with the Cuahzo Athletic club, the American team at the Olympic Games, and Farragut Boat club.
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Njintere
United
Anes Tee
Butte
Brown
Codrepe
Ciie St. Loule
Chicago
Seattle
Diracipion ‘Sculter
Plnadelpha
Chicago Navy
Calumet
Chilcago
Ules
Farragut
Gud
Gramtiat Aba Diu
Err College of Law
Take Forest University
Chisongs Athietici” Anstitation
Chi
Fragmented Defense Route Text From Obscure Report
The readable lines reference militia officers and a plan to occupy a location. Details are partial and unclear but suggest a defense route and authority figures described as officers. No clear names, dates, or places emerge beyond general military terminology.
LIKES' AMERICAN FOOTBALL FAR SUPERIOR TO RUGBY GAME
A garbled note praises American football as superior to rugby in a scene described from Notway. The text mentions a college game and compares styles, implying strong enthusiasm for gridiron play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collége A Seine
Notway
American college play debate shifts to Arctic voyage
Captain Amundaen in Chicago plans a four set voyage to discuss adopting American college play rates with Norwegian players. Miles is urged as a potential benefit for the crew, while hopes rise for a drafted change to the playing system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sala
al Vhandae
Galverstiye
Miles
Amundaen
Chicago
Arctic
Upset in Auto Show Era Sparks Confusion on Stage
A fragmented report describes chaos at a staged event with unclear names and places. It mentions TOM Automosheha and Automodan and hints at a competition or wager amid disjointed dialogue and odd phrases.
Fragmented OCR prose on Rudyard Kipling maxim tale origin
Scattered, garbled text references Rudyard Kipling and "Certain Maxims" with mentions of a letter, wind, and delay. The fragmentary lines imply a literary puzzle or misread page, citing names like Breiner Anith and Beaton Peita, but no clear event or coherent report emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudyard
Flag change for Taft era shown in army banner reforms
War Department officials decree a redesigned flag for the army. The emblem will be larger with the eagle moved from the globe and lowered on a shorter pole. The globe will be reduced in height and two ladies will hold it aloft, marking a shift in ceremonial occasion. Elsewhere Hawaii notes a booming pineapple industry with exports worth 1.299 million dollars last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department Ofleials
Uist
the New Press
Jameter
Microbes in the scalp claim sparks in hair debate
A fragmented report discusses scalp microbes and hair loss theory, naming scientists from Paris and Germany. It describes microbes cutting blood flow and consuming fatty matter, leading to hair destruction. The piece plugs potential treatments and notes the need for further study before conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Saboutand
Paris
Avorer
Aed
Edlor
Society Formed to Tackle Charity Fraud and Beggars
A new organization headquartered in New York, led by Forbes, vows to curb professional begging and charity fraud. Police support, voluntary contributions, and social policing aim to shelter the public from impostors while aiding genuine welfare cases. About sixty-five professionals previously operating in street begging have been cleared from the Sixth Avenue area.
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Ing’ Ite
New York
Aie Forbes
Fea
Che
Eitien
United States
Unitea
Ork
Ofa
Rocietys
Mont Notérlays
Legmore
Charles Berkowitz
Philadelphia
Nion Sal
Leoh
Lemaire
Thors
E&Méd
New
York
Forbes
Baker Bay Uéen
Bloghim
Bhiker
Fragmented Sunlit Tale Behind the Horizon
A misty, fragmentary text hints at a scene where the sun sinks beyond the horizon. Obscured phrases reference shadows, tides, and distant figures, with a dreamlike sequence of events unfolding behind a line of silhouettes. The passage evokes a poetic mood rather than a clear narrative.
Frantic Knock Brings Rain After Dreamlike Exchange
A fragmentary tale depicts a strange exchange with an old woman who says knocking alters the wind. After a tense moment, she knocks thrice and, within under an hour, rain arrives over the peninsula as a storm unfolds. The characters debate wind and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Rouzle
Early Earrings From Aristotle's Daughters Unearthed
Archaeologists report golden hoop earrings found in a tomb of Aristotle's daughter Abulels in Euboea, dating over twenty centuries. Each loop held a tiny dove with jeweled eyes. move of wearer made the bird figure sway, balancing on the pendant perch. The piece demonstrates ancient craft and poetic symbolism, contrasting with modern jewelry making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euboea
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A noisy, fragmentary ad style piece touts Diapepsin as a cure for heartburn gas and sour stomach. It claims quick digestion aid, a clean stomach and bowels, and relief from indigestion with pleasant taste and appetite restoration.
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Pape
College Five Clash in City Piers Gymnasium
In Souight Gym the College five will face Duffey II and the D and D Institute led by captain F. Milter. Fans expect close contests as teams of intermediate and employed boys compete in tonight’s eight basketball games.
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Leagie
Souight
H's. Duffey
Téaay
D. “Institute
F. Milter
Une Teamik
Saat
Auction near Georgetown Pike offers 78 acre farm and 73 acre parcel
Sales tomorrow by Harvey EB Lease and W E Darner auctioneers at the courthouse door. George Wilson agent lists 78 acres with a weatherboard dwelling and a 73 acre farm with a weatherboard dwelling. D Princeton Buckey trustee sells Lewistown district real estate including ten acres with a log house.
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Harvey EB
Will Dell
George 5. Wilson
Georgetown Pike
W. E. Darner
Gill
D. Princeton
Buckey
Lewistown
Sai
Local man suffers deep cut while handling knife
In Rocky Springs near the city limits, Phumb Hildebrand accidentally slashed his right thumb yesterday while attempting to butcher at Mr Lewis Stup's location. The injury is described as painful and ugly, with no further complications noted.
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Phumb
John” "Hildebrand
Rocky Springs
Lewis Stup
Thia City
Spri
Public sales and deed notice from Frederick County
Public sale advertisement detailing a tract of land described as the northwest corner of the property deeded by Daniel Sunday and Mary, with improvements including a house, barn, orchard, and spring. Terms require one-half cash at sale and balance in notes due in eight months with approved security, risk of reauction if terms unmet. Signed by trustees Princeton Buckly.
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Maryland
William O Ross
Fea
Sanderson
Daniel
T.G
Frederick
Princeton
Bucky
George Pletzeer
Jo Inte
Frederick County
Cleo Hy
Vrevierick Couunty
Court House
Brederick
Cocka. m
George Metzeer
Patrick
Wall City
Nuallainz
Marion
Hana Lunge
Sean Gee
Chennai
Eddward A. Gittingar
Charles B. Faut
Auetioncer
Urner
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Cao
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Granit
Swinburne
Bot
Weill
Cack Remus' Magazine
Lahiend
Profession
GATDS
Ersionale Creos
Glenn H
Worthington
Hia
Pomite Court
R. H. B. Peterman
Franklin St
Baltimoré
Noah Braddock Heights
Addivas, Jredserick
James A. Long
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Boone
Kerauver
Auglidip
North Market Streit
Prederick
Equiey
Agito
Frederick O
Bowers
St. Géork
Tee Pear
Watoner
E Weinbere
Srie
Deaxons
Anquire
North Market
Edgead
Ube
BE Datner
Trimmer's Machine
James Ay
Satkee Street
An Devilh
Sit ‘& Mies
Andereen
Patrick St
Ohio Railroad
Seis
Siebert
Sean Saas
Atal MN
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