Ragged Transcription of Card Playing Dialogue in New York
Fragmentary OCR text describes a scene where individuals discuss playing cards for money and prize stakes. Mentions references to beverages, a table prize, and a lack of unanimous approval among women. Notes confusion over who will participate and general reluctance to gamble for cash. The passage references Porters and New York but lacks coherent coherence or identifiable events.
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Remini
Mehedo
Wiley
Ae ‘Stub
Erin
Tor Priser
New York
Shoemaplty Information Above Sea Level Confusion
A garbled excerpt refers to measuring altitude with a vague line about being exactly a thousand feet above sea level and notes confusion over what the guidebook states. The fragment hints at an uncertain description of elevation or aviation guidance without clear names or places.
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Son Wivant
Fragmentary Notes Cast Light on Hidden Memory Themes
The fragmentary OCR text hints at reflections on memory and belief with lines about better memory, debt and repayment, and a metaphor on ideas as the cloth they are made of. It mentions names and phrases like Free President and Macuyel, a line on circumstantial evidence, and a reference to machine oil, suggesting a collection rather than a single coherent article.
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Ort
Macuyel
de Villers
Market Street
Berlin
Cme
Dresa
Doll Bros
W. Harry Haller
Frédérick, Md
Yeti
Ladtarabars
Eleveator
C. E. Cline
Santa Claus
Columbus Knott
Besant & ‘Knott
Qty. Hotel
West Patrick. Street
Frederick, MD
Edwin Devilbise
Amos Urner
John E. Clary
Insurance
Office
Doll& Albaugh
I Market
Jas. E. Doll
Amd
Prciss
Nk Midas Frederick
Central Howe, CO
Sporting Goons
Wouth Marrsy Street
Popham
Peart
Morern Pharmacy
Togeery
Lowenstein
Wertheimer
Outfitters
Ildren
Anaideeimiiad
B. Rosenour:& Sons
Patrick Streata
West Papriok Stregt
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
A. Kate Gittinger
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Lowensteiheimer Starve
Lowenseis
Manuel Mirrora
H. B. Etchison
Beones
21 Norte
Markecs Tert
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