Rasmussen Lived Among Eskimos in Greenland 1903–1906
Danish ethnographer Rasmussen spent 1903 to 1904 in Greenland studying Eskimo life and folklore, focusing on three Eskimo branches and their migration westward. He left Copenhagen in 1906 aiming for a six year stay to complete ethnological notes, funded by the Danish kingdom.
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The Salvation Army Name Origin
The adoption of the name Salvation Army came about serendipitously as William Booth, dictating with his secretary, replaced Mourner with Salvation on the draft and decided the term fit the mission, inspiring its lasting identity as a volunteer army. The account, sourced from Colfonander Era magazine via Van Norden, recounts Booth's instinctive change during a pivotal dictation that shaped the movement’s name.
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Salvation Army
Salvation
Colfonander Era ‘Booth
van Norden
New
Booth
Christian Mission
Bia
Aerial trespass debate at Aero Club meeting
Lyttleton Fox urged new law changes to resolve conflicts between aviators and landowners. The Aero Club of America discussed making air space a highway and the Wright brothers possible suits to settle the issue, amid calls for tentative legal enactment.
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Aero Slab
America
New York
Algo
Box
Mr. Fou
Ator Bimeéif
Fox
Aero'club
Wright Brothers
Attractive One Story House Design Unveiled by West
An architectural notice outlines a two to three story home with plastered exterior, concrete block construction, porcelain plumbing and electric systems. The plan includes attic bedrooms, a first floor sitting room, a dining room, a parlor, and a potential large living area by reconfiguring the interior. Estimated cost cited between 208 and 2300 with a proposed footprint and adaptable layout for heating and furnishings.
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Althoux
Boine
Juuikex
Thomas L. West
Jeffries Won't Fight Says His Father in Washington
Det. 28 Jeffersons region reports Rev. Mr Jeffries of Fairfield county says Jim Jeffries the heavyweight will never fight Johnson or any negro. He claims Jeffries won’t train, would not enter the ring again, and that the father forbids fighting negroes under any conditions. He asserts Jim refused to prepare and would only box if a satisfactory arrangement could be made.
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Jeffries
Johnson
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Jim-ie Ahi
Nuition
Condi
Montha
Europé
Jim Jettries
Beare
Fight in Pittsburg Woodshed Ends in Fatal Wounding
Reported feud escalation ends with Vincent Ber rick fatally wounding Felt Ross after a Woodshed duel near Pittsburg on October 26. Police say the pair had retired to settle an old quarrel. one man lay mortally wounded as bystanders discuss the “woman question” and daily life inquiries.
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Buel- In
Wondshed
Pittsburg
Felt Ross
Saara
Vincent “Berrick
Serrick
Unclear fragment yields stray garble about room options
A fragmented OCR line discusses seeking a better rave for a room after a garbled prompt. No clear people, places, or dates are present. The readable portion requests a better offer than advertisements.
Deadly home dispute leaves youths hurt and shooter named
A chaotic incident at a Wash street residence ends with a 13 year old and a 14 year old wounded or killed amid gunfire between boys and a man. A revolver and rifle were involved as adults attempted to intervene but misfired. Investigators pursue details of the chaotic exchange and the identities of those involved.
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Winningtondlan
Dev Frankington
Charlie
B. Smith
Dr. Smith
Georgia
Coat of Skunk Skins for Mrs Taft to Honor First Lady
Boston October 20 a tribute to the mistress of the White House John Gott a tailor will present to Mrs Taft a coat made entirely of mink skins. More than 18 minks were used and these were specially selected for the purpose.
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Taft
Oston
John Gott
Senator McCarren Operated On for Appendicitis
Fragmentary, misspelled text describes Senator McCarren recovering after an appendicitis operation in New York. It mentions his nurse taking his temperature, a quip about the test results, and a conversational scene at home with prayers, Bible reading, and family bedtime.
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Abu
Veil
Fragmentary 19th Century Style Dialogues and Scattered Lines
A garbled OCR segment presents disjointed phrases about relationships, dignity, barber scenes, and distant health concerns. It mixes names and stray lines such as a lover’s perplexity, a barber, and abrupt references to a crowd and health issues without coherent narrative or clear events. The text lacks a single, recoverable main fact.
Students Chase Love and Coeducation Dreams on Campus
In a midcentury campus tale, Special In Fine Arts students Thorpe and Walker pursue Marjory King while courting academic access. Stanton coaches their plan to influence a dean, swap course lines, and support Marjory through a stiff philology exam under Professor Brown.
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Brabton Thorpe
Chum
Kia Walker
Bruston
Stanton
Onte
Mallory
Marjory King
Isebey
Hoss
Sas
Bette
York
Pheir
K's Inn
Mina
Professor Brown
Macfory
Marjo
Boyalieople
Concha DeCkis
Elvatry
Ike
Marjory
Peeta
Ike Brown
Fragmented Campus Romance Dialogue Recounts Proposal Plan
An awkward student scene unfolds as Stanton and the Kid discuss marriages and proposals. The dialogue reveals nerves about asking Marjory before commencement while peers speculate and react, with a developing tension as the group anticipates a cheer and a pivotal moment.
The Worth of Football and Youth Discipline
A fragmentary discussion on football training stressing rigid discipline for youth and young men. It references institutions like West Point and Annapolis and contrasts physical conditioning with moral guidance, noting the role of collective effort and the dangers of overheating or excessive aggression.
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Baye
Beneat
United
Ipl
West Point
Ind
Annapolis
Inineill
Annealing Sigoroun
Walter
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