Boxing Regulation Fragments Highlight Foul Rules and Disqualifications
Fragmentary OCR text outlines boxing rules on fouls, disqualification, and referee authority. It mentions accidental or deliberate fouls, possible stoppage, and that the referee's decision is final, with penalties affecting purses and eligibility. The readable parts reference gloves, seconds, timekeepers, and club procedures.
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Bia
Deane
Ifsa
Clpa
Cahen
Rescue Amid Smoke Saves Twenty five Miners
Eyewitness Eddy recounts a mine disaster where miners perish and others survive. A tobacco pouch mask aids John Philips and Award Surrock, while FNM and rescuers pull men from the shaft. George and a boy cling to life as rescuers ascend with the rescued to the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy
Donger
George
John Philips
Surrock
Ty Bond
Ahere
Jone ateGitl
Non
Tod
DY. L. B. Howe
Mammoth Cave advertising folly cited in travel saga
An essay argues that neglecting publicity doomed Mammoth Cave to faded fame. It contrasts past tourist streams with modern neglect, noting how advertisers once fueled growth yet stopped, leaving the site forgotten as travel patterns shifted and demand waned.
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Airal
N.Y Tae
Wbert Hubbard
United
Sidius
Billavas
United Sr
Tallabie
United States
Mammoth Cave
New York
Washington
Hadi
Marumoth
Eastport
Sacramento
Thien
Yeaterday
Musk rat as a delicacy debated in legislature
A petition circulated along Closter pike near Sharon Hill urges open season for muskrat hunting, arguing it's a delicacy. The measure faces debate as lawmakers consider protection, while a separate note mentions a twelve cent stamp approved to cover registry and postage duties.
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Sharon Hil
Pais
Aos Oda
Pontinaater
Hitchcock
Ietter’ Pontage
George Washinngton
Houden
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Advertises Relief
A dated advertisement proclaims Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It touts relief for stomach ailments tied to forgotten postmortem medical statistics and urges readers to buy a 26 cent box for fifteen days use, with store location on North Market Street.
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New York
Rexall
Frederick
Vilinanson
North Market St
Wedding Notices From Old City Registry
Miss Anna Marker and Mey der Hemyer were quietly married at Wolfs ville on Sunday. The ceremony occurred November ld with Rev. Dr. Charlia ry officiating. The couple resides in Bultiing and Westinghouse Company ties appear in the record.
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Markers Tootlemyer
Anna _Marker
Mey der Hemyer
Wolfsville
Ey Eiing
Hitler Chiariea
Lee Shdouate Bey
Ivete
Charlia' Ry
Stick
County Correspondence Highlights Local Visits and Travels
County correspondence records a series of social visits and travels. Residents like Mr and Mrs Charles Fawley, Migas May Hine, Miles Marie Culler of Jefferson, and Daisy Gladhill with Myrtle Marper attended gatherings and visited relatives in Virginia Cedar Grove New Market and Monrovia. Others named include Mr Rum Purcum of Cedar Grove and Mrs Clara Williamte. Reports note health issues and returning home after visits.
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Mro
Charles Fawley
Virginia
Frederick
E. Hine
Migas May
Wong
Miles Marie Culler
Jefferson
Daisy
Gladhill
Myrtle Marpér Arate
Mise
Mise ‘Lingie Lawidy
Mra
David" Fy Sperit
Mis
Ae Lakin
Susie
Jetcrawn
Soem
Social World Card Party Honors Violet Clendennin and Jeannette Goddard
East Second Street hosts a social gathering with Miss Violet Clendennin of Baltimore and Miss Jeannette Goddard of New Hampshire. The evening featured a hearth game and prizes to Clendennin Goddard and Mr. Hanson Maulsby, with refreshments including chicken salad biscuits almonds meringues cake and coffee. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J Prantis Saint Antr, Mrs Crenden Charles Wit HFdne, Miss Goddard, Miss Williamson, Nettie Ritchie, Mary Harrison Ritchie, Virginia Guiveon, Nannie Potts, Mary Maulsby, J H Gambrill, Mrs Win MacGill, Dr J McCurdy, J Smith, H D Baker, M Chapline, Henson Maulsby and others.
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Mea
D. Chartea Wincbrener
East Second
Streety
Violet Clendennin
Baltimore
Jeannette’ ‘Goddard
New Hampshire
Misa Clendennin
Mira Godan
Hanson Maulsby
Maryland
W. Noe Ea Ra
J. Prantis
Saint An Tr
Rs. Crenden
Charles Wit
Hfdne Unie
Mies Goddard
Mitliamson
Nettie Ritchie
Mary Harrison Ritchie
Sheriff and deputy commit man to Montevue Hospital
Sheriff Myera and Deputy Sponseller delivered Frank Dixon an insane pauper from Polotof Rocks yesterday. He appeared before Justice Eckstein who ordered detention at Montevue Hospital for treatment.
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Myera
Sponseller
Frank “Dixon
Polotof Rocks
Justice
H. Eckstein
Montevue Hospital
Kidneys Cry for Help Promoted by Dean's Kidney Pills
A testimonial asks readers to heed the kidneys as body filters and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney disease. Mrs Perry of Braddock and another user report relief from weak, painful backs after short use, endorsing the remedy with dealer price and New York agents.
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Dean
George W. Perry
Braddock
Frederick
Marcy
New York
United States
Pape Thompson Pape remedy advertised for kidney and urinary issues
An ad touts a medicine claimed to cleanse and vitalize kidneys and urinary organs. It warns of distress from not using the product and encourages purchase from the makers, suggesting no other remedy matches its effectiveness.
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Apouey
Pape, Thompson & Pape
Locomotives Waste Coal Says 1906 Survey Findings
A 1906 bulletin from the United States Geological Survey reports major coal losses in locomotive use. Professor W F M-Goss notes about 90 400 000 tons fired yearly with 10 080 000 tons lost as heat, 8,000 000 via cinders and radiation, 12 880 000 through unconsumed fuel in ash, 720 000 from incomplete combustion, and 18 000 000 from starting and moving engines. The study suggests improvements in grate area, flameways, fuel selection, and fire management could cut losses and conserve fuel.
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Jedie Monee States Geological Survey Nologie Brajich
W.f.m--Goss
University of “Illinois
Goss
Bolle
GREAT SUM FOR MISSIONS Laymen Appeal to Baltimoreans
A Baltimore audience attended the Laymen's Missionary Movement opening at Eyccum Theatre. After a 30 city world tour, locals contributed about $74,008 toward the missionary cause, with a goal around $115,000 discussed in committee meetings.
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Eyccum
Pas
Killed Foe for 20 Years Mentioned in Me Town Notice
A distorted clipping recounts a claim by Mr Duncan of Waynesville Me that a rival was killed after years of trouble. The piece asserts Electric Bitters cured his digestion and restored strength after medical failures and sleep issues. It hawks the remedy at a local pharmacy.
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Mr. Duncan
Aynesville
Eaxre
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New ‘Diningroom
New England Organ
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Pusuic Sale
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Elmer Dixoo
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Frederick & Middletown Railroad
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