Poetic Fragments Reflect Wandering English Writer
The text presents a garbled poem and prose fragments likely from an English writer’s notes. It references a stay in Boston and New York, mentions a writer named Poole, and alludes to a visit to the United States with uncertain dates and scattered names, conveying a fragmented literary sketch rather than a clear narrative.
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Ming
Nest
Daet
Frelius
Poe Weeberger Godin
New York
Ian
United States
Boston
Tre Herman Tunas and the Fish Tale
A fragmentary passage describes treacherous fish scenes with tunas, gobbling prey and blood on food warnings. The vivid impressions mention the Dine channel, Guba, and strange creatures as observers note curious scenes and a dramatic struggle at sea.
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Edie Sidlee
Bart
Star Asterisms and Hidden Phases in Sapphire Crystal Analysis
A report from Chicago Prilute discusses star asterisms on sapphire crystals and the challenges of identifying true phonotrena under polarius. The article notes faint needle-like features seen in a spectroscope and contrasts them with photographs of mica and other minerals, suggesting cautious interpretation of star patterns and the reliability of the star mesg.
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Anica
Grutwardis
Polarius
The Butcher Bird and its Nesting Deeds
A rustic note from Country Lite describes the butcher bird and its mate feeding a colony with varied prey. The male drags larger carcasses to the nest while the female molts between feeding bouts, a behavior interpreted as a cooperative system during the female’s seclusion.
One Day Judgment Question Prompted by Mule Logic
A missionary in a backwoods scene presses an elderly woman outside a cabin about a day of judgment. She questions if there is more than one day and muses that only one mule exists, so John must go first, humorously doubting the day will apply to them. The anecdote appears in the New York Sun.
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Duirten
Bowit
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Pirere
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Boiner Wiis O
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Roy Eden
Heep
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Seip Ut
Odessa
Wien
Fiat
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New York Sun
Neighborhood Improvement Association urged action and tone
Fragment from Cleveland Plain Dealer quoting a community activist urging help for the Neighborhood Improvement Association. The speaker vows effort while mentioning pressure to compel a daughter to sell her piano as part of local concerns.
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Cleveland
Plain Dealon
Leave Your Son a Good Name and So Employment Stevenson
A truncated historical line urges shaping a son’s future through a solid name and steady work. The fragment hints at guidance on reputation and livelihood tied to the Stevenson family or legacy.
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Stevenson
Dies Of Consumption In Rural Community
Mrs. Mithel Clark wife of Allie Clark a well known farmer died Monday night at her home three miles northeast of here after long illness of consumption at age 22. She was daughter of James and Therrom. She joined church at Underhagel and lived on Christian dife. Survived by husband two children and parents with several sisters and brothers. Funeral at Union Chapel Wednesday morning. Aifer in charge. Burial nearby cemetery.
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Mithel Clark
Allie Clark
Here
James Therrom
Birthday Surprise By Sunday School Class
Last Friday evening the No. 4 class of the M. E. L Sunday School surprised Mrs. Eo Podesis for her birthday. The teacher John ODell led the class with Mrs. Lewis among the attendees as refreshments followed a pleasant hour. Present were Mrs. Laugh hin, Mrs. Mattie Pielia, Mas. Tsone Pielia, Mrs. Clarry Freeman, Mas. Edo Persche, Mas. dan Freeman, Mrs. Lola Jolly and several Misses including Myrile Watson, Graces Petterson, Lues Patterson, Famie Of Oeil Dede O Dell ame Chera Criterios.
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M. EL
Eo Podesis
Lewis
John Odell
Raspine
PL Laughhin
Mattie Pielia
Mas
Tsone Pielia
Clarry Freanan
Edo Persche
Dan Freeman
Lola Jolly
Myrile Watson
Graces Petterson
Lues Patterson
Famie of Oeil Dede O Dell Ame
Chera Criterios
M. E. Church Services and Schedule
Church notices invite families to attend M. E. Church services led by Rev. Ward with preaching at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. A quarterly meeting is announced for Good Hope with a change in conference leadership. No services at Mb. EL church. Alb. church services listed.
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Prue Life
Ar. Deague
Crood Pope
Ward
Asbury
Mb. EL
Oevenimenon
Local residents visit in Worthington and nearby towns
Bechtel visited relatives at Worthington over Sunday. Bert Jackson of Burns City was here Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Noah usher of Bankum visited relatives here Sunday. Ailie Crawford of Martin County was here earlier this week. August Pressier of Burns City was here this week. Win Shively of Odon was here Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Jerry Heshernan of Martin County were here Thursday. Will Osborn of Burns City was here earlier this week. Sunday School at Mt Olive every Sunday. Everyone invited to come.
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Mroo
Mrs. Wain. Bechtel
Worthington
Mr. Ait Ms. Noah Usher
Bankum
Ailie Crawford
Martin County
August Pressier
Burns City
Jerry Heshernan
Will Osborn
Traffic in Human Hair from Prague to America
Consular Reports detail hair merchants collecting hair from peasants in Prague and rural areas. Prices depend on length and color, with braids sold separately and hair shipped natural. Annual exports reach about 13,000 pounds at $11.60 to $80 per pound, with blond or gray hair commanding the top rate.
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Prague
America
Curious Wireless Message From Transatlantic Liner
A bizarre wireless message flashed from the liner Amerika to a New York gas company read Turn gas on 1.90 Broadway L M Bowker apartment. When Mrs Bowker arrived the stove and other fixtures were ready for use.
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Messaves
Amerika
New York
Broadway
L. M
Lincoln Assassination Details From April 15 1865 Paper
A New York Herald account of the Lincoln assassination on April 14 1865 describes the theatre attack at Ford's Theatre Washington from the box of President Lincoln and Mrs Lincoln The assassin Wilkes Booth is identified as a young secessionist The President dies and Secretary Seward is wounded as does Major Seward Jr The article notes Booth fled on a horse shouting Virginia's motto Semper Tyrannis and that Cabinet members and officials were alarmed authorities pursue suspects
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Lincola
New York Pferald
Mae Harrier
Washington
Soward
Ely
Teeascer- Cade
Qaeress
Tle
Sidle
Ali
Linecoln
Lincoln
Mrr
Peterson
Venti
Stewart
Dhincolm
Sprane
Jim
Laura Keene
Wilkes
Amd
Mrs Seward
Fred Seward
Mr. Seward
Wm. H. Seward
Virginia
Barnes
Southwestern Lane Development Co. Seward and pronounced him safe
Injuries described as nonfatal. victim saved by development firm actions. Text references unclear details about wounds, patient outcomes, and a storm context with scattered phrases about customers, clients, and doctors, presented in garbled OCR style.
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Seward
Williams Art Company Advertisement Seeks Agents
Saw advertisement in The Odon Journal. The notice promises agents $50 weekly for selling water color portraits with gold frames, no capital needed, training provided, credit extended, and extensive reach. It claims 25 years in business and invites trustworthy representatives to contact at 2415 W Taylor St Chicago IL.
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Young Sin
Otto Meade
Wei
W. Taylor Street
Chicago
Odon Journal
They Are So Constituted Enjoying All Pleasures
A reflective piece notes some people seek constant pleasant experiences from music to seasons. It praises universal delight in concerts, spring, summer, and autumn and contemplates divine skill in creating rich melodies.
This Gluttonous Age and Its Forbidden Fat
The New York Press laments a shift to excessive eating with little movement, arguing that modern office work has left Anglo-Saxon men mostly sedentary at home, a true sign of a gluttenous age.
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New York Press
Time Table Shows Rail Schedules for Terre Haute Region
Effective September 19 1909 timetable lists southbound No 5 No 3 No 1 trains from Terre Haute to Jasonville Linton Beechburner Elnora Odon Bedford and Seymour with arrival and departure times. Northbound No 2 No 4 No 6 trains from Terre Haute to Jasonville Willam Jinton Beehunter Elnora Odeon Wotawawy Bedford Seymour Haw show daily service and hours.
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Terre Taute
Jasonville
Pam
Alm
Linton
A.m. Beechhunter 7:01 Pam. P2265 P.m. 7:25 A.m. Elnora
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