Baltimore Cleaned Bottoms at Sea Without Docking
A U S Baltimore cruiser stayed undocked for eleven months during the Chillan incident, using divers to clean and scrape the foul bottom. Two sailors trained as divers plus gunner Peter Kinnier handled the job with improvised equipment and ladders, reporting effective results after thorough work.
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College Indecencies and Freshman Rivalry Echoes
Fragmentary text describes college hazing, freshman pride, and rivalries with scattered names and events. It cites a quotation about David and Abner, plus reflections on faith, order, and tradition in campus life. The piece blends anecdotes, debates, and moralizing as students confront behavior and authority.
Looking-Glass Sermon on Moses Gospels and Salvation
Rev. Dr. Talmage preaches on Exodus and the tabernacle laver as a symbol of Christ gospel. The sermon argues the Gospel first exposes sin then cleanses, with fresh daily mercy, offering pardon to all through faith while urging universal invitation to wash in the laver of mercy.
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Tortoise Defends Store as Rats Are Blasted in Battle
A local tortoise became a famed arena for nightly battles with rats outside a rear store. The animal repeatedly defended its ground by biting and severing limbs, often leaving rats maimed or dead while clerks and townsfolk watched and bet on outcomes.
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Chinese Proverbs and a British Vineyard Tale
The article compiles familiar Chinese proverbs with English versions, noting interpretations and equivalents such as time, prudence, and virtue. It then reports on a British vineyard near Cardiff owned by the Marquis of Bute, praising its unique status and record wine production in Jubilee years.
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Westminster Gazette
Dr Pleres Varieties Aid Childbirth And Pregnancy
The text touts Dr Pleres varieties claiming they ease childbirth by aiding Nature. It suggests labor and confinement are shortened and nourishment for the child is abundant. It also claims prevention of morning sickness and relief from nervous symptoms during pregnancy.
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Peculiar Turtle Fishing Method in Cuba Described
The N Y Sun reports a curious technique using fish with a suction disk to attach to sleeping turtles. Fishermen in Cuba lure turtles with a release and pull in the prize using a ringed fin to secure the catch. A tub carries spare suction roves for reuse on each new turtle encounter.
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Pillsbury Best Flour Faces Rival Claims at Exposition
At the National Pure Food Exposition in Latte D, Pillsbury Best Flour faces rival critiques from a sponsor who claims other brands undercut quality. The piece stresses Pillsbury Best as the leading patent flour for decades and notes Washburns Best rivalry with Washburn Crosby.
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Disastrous Failure Amid Personal Strife Not Financial
A confused account notes a disastrous failure tied to persistent illness and marital strain. The fragment references a wife, emotional tension, and implied scandal, with garbled phrases indicating health decline and social fallout.
Fragmented 1900s Humor and Harsh Headlines
A garbled OCR shows clipped quotes about a prisoner ten days, a widow’s sorrow, a dead child, and a mocked water image. It includes stray phrases from newspapers the New York Herald Inter Ocean Real Hal Holiday and Philadelphia Record promote cures and jokes.
Hall's Catarrh Care Promises Internal Relief
An old Texas Siftings item notes a humorous insert about Hall's Catarrh Care sold as a remedy with a mock claim of internal benefit. The blurb reads like a faded advertisement or joke feature from a frontier era periodical.
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