Lic for 20c 5c alt 49c 10¢ 4i
A fragmentary OCR note lists small coin prices and an item code, indicating price changes or catalog entries. The text includes values 20c 5c 49c 10¢ and the marker 4i, with limited context.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1911
Page
8
Letter from wife asks for money amid seaside scene
A wife writes from the seaside asking her husband, Mr Newlywed, to send $50 at once and later $7 to cover postage and hotel costs. She complains about hotel extortion and promises not to ask again until needed next week. The Brooklyn Citizen publishes the fragment.
Fragmentary stray quote hints at protest press note
A garbled OCR passage quotes a wavering statement about renting and a claim of a chance at thought. The text names no clear people, places, dates, or events, making precise identification challenging.
Origin of Mark Twain and the Clemens pseudonym
The origin of the name Mark Twain is traced to Captain Isaiah Sellers and the Mississippi river life. Clemens adopted the alias for brevity and lack of meaning to many readers, later gaining fame after examples like Jumping Frog and the Hornet disaster report in Harpers. The article recounts Sellers’ signoff and Clemens’ explanations for choosing the pen name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Cletsens
Mark Twain
Sisippi
Twain
Clemens Smites
Clemens
Isaiah Sellers
Picayune
Wiliam Loh
Phelps
Yale
Sellers
Nevada
Virginia City Enterprise
Josh
Mr. Clemens
Territorial Enterprise
Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
Professor Henderson
Harpers Magazine
Harper's
Mike Swain
Hourglass Gains Status as 20th Century Timing Tool
The hourglass is described as essential for precision timing in the twentieth century. It is praised for measuring seconds or minutes more easily than watches in applications like heat tempering for twist drill manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Graphic
Mandrake Legend and Flat Listing Echo Mixed Prose
Reading fragments show a housing pitch criticizing two-window privacy in Chicago apartments and a sidebar note on the Mandrake legend about uprooted plants crying. The text also cites Heine and Victor Huge with a claim of a bump on Huge's back and other garbled references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribene
Heine
Huge
Victor
Preich
Buge
Caustic Delight in Arthur Fi Two Violinist Poem?
Fragmentary note mentions a professor and a violinist named Arthur Fi Two. The text is garbled and lacks clear event, location, or attribution. No verifiable facts beyond names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantis
Arthur Fi
Ase Chieara News
Systematize thinking for success in college and work
Orison Swett Marden argues in Success Magazine that a disciplined system trains the mind to think concisely and effectively. He asserts that early life study builds habits, improves focus, and makes consistent, orderly progress possible in business and social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit
Will
Orison Swett Marden
Success Magazine
When Captive Wild Beasts Go Bad in Menagerie
The article warns handlers that large carnivores such as lions and tigers may develop a sudden or gradual loss of temper around mid life. Trainers can spot symptoms, and with warning or calm restraint the animal may recover. otherwise the creature may be isolated for life in a lonely cage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Woal
Respect of Dead Royalty at Holyrood in 1825
C K Sharpe recounted tomb visits at Holyrood Palace in 1825 detailing fragments of royal remains once housed there. He recalls a curator noting hidden royal bone fragments and hints at later vault visits when access was restricted. The London Chronicle anecdote contrasts royal decay with social reform debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyrood
C. K. Sharpe
Scott
Robert Chambers
Holyrood House
Dames
Lord Darnley
Buchan
London: Chronicle
Tarribie Storm and the Destruction Legend
A fragmented dialogue recalls a tempest and its deadly aftermath with names like Gagana Bee An and Winstanley cited as contriver. The text questions spelling and purpose as Johnny seeks guidance for an English assignment.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a naming or finance item
Readable parts show phrases about cash and a person or entity named Esetiange. The text is garbled but suggests a financial note or claim involving a payment. No clear date, place, or outcome is present.
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