A Tale of Randall Parrish U illustrations
Confederate spy Wyatt escapes a jail death sentence in the Green Briar country using a chimney route. He dons new clothes, slips from the sheriff’s office, and encounters Lieutenant Raymond in a desk room as a cliffhanger ends.
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Wyatt
Horeen Briar
Jem Taylor
For Springs
Major Harwood
Taylor
Harwood
U. S
Green Briar
Noreen Marwood
Lieuenant Raymond
Parson Nichols
Anse Cowan
Noreen
Cowans
Joreern
Cowan
Ivyatt
Raymond
Lewisburg
Captain Fox
Sheriff’s
Long-serving baseball greats from Honus Wagner to Cy Young
The article catalogs veteran players with many seasons, noting James O'Rourke's 33 seasons, Adrian Anson's 26, and others like Jack Glasscock and Billy Hamilton. It highlights longevity in majors and minors, including Bill Hart's 28 years as a pitcher and Denton Young's 22 major league seasons.
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Honus Wagner
Larry Lajoie
James O’rourke
New York Giants
O’rourke
Orator
O'Rourke
James
James O'Rourke
Adrian Anson
Chefi
Jack Glasscock
Hye Beckley
William
Kid) Gleason
George van Haltren
Jess Burkett
Billy Hamilton
John Honus Wagner
Matty
Ed Plank
Cy Falkenberg
Nap Rucker
Billy Hart
Cy Young
Frank Forman
Theo Breitenstein
Seagong
William Hart
Billie Hart
Denton T. Young
War and wagers touch sport and peace in sweeping notes
A collage of 1920s sports chatter with references to Dan Patch the trotter, Lady Frisco, World Series money used for marriages, and proposed park seating for 55 000. Mentions of Philadelphia Phillies, Reds exhibitions, Cleveland club sale denials, Yale and Harvard sports absences, Ballot stallion value, and Churchill on fleet decisions.
A Buck Kilby Quote Prefers Not to Hire a Boy Preacher
The statement expresses a resolve not to let the job go to a young preacher, credited to Buck Kilby. It reflects a wary stance on choosing a savior or hiring authority and suggests caution about who will lead or save in a given context.
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Buck Kilby
Modern man and the war psyche in medical thought
The New York Medical Journal analyzes how modern brain strain from hard mental work can trigger primitive impulses. It notes American reactions like dancing and sports relieving tension, discusses alcohol and tobacco easing stress, and warns of social upheaval if such use is checked.
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New York Medical Journal
America
James
Chautauqua
Ibsen Liked for Allegorical Symbolism Says Filon
A French critic Mr Filon states Ibsen appeals to Anglo Saxon and Teutonic tastes through allegorical symbolism. He notes it is more challenging for Parisian audiences. The passage hints at mysticism and northern influence shaping reception.
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Filon
Soldier Digging Own Grave Buried By Shell
From the front in Champagne Captain H Rohrmeier recalls a graveyard scene where a German landsturm soldier, who volunteered to dig a reserve grave for a fallen hussar, is later killed by a French shell. The digger left behind a family of five and the story ends as prayers surround the fresh grave.
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H. Rohrmeier
One Hundred and Forty-First
Kaden
Kodak Bug Lights Up Window Display
An Los Angeles photography supplier creates a novelty kodak bug using electric bulbs and stained glass wings. The creature sits atop a camera in a shop window and flashes intermittently, drawing attention from passersby.
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Los Angeles
Remarkable Wheat Yields Reported Across Western Canada
An American traveler and Alberta threshers describe astonishing wheat yields per acre, with many farms producing 58 to 66 bushels. Regions east of Warner, Alberta report hundreds of acres at high outputs while notes on equipment shortages hint at bottlenecks before Christmas.
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Itoba
Saskatchewan
Hse Oyep
Alberta
Jennet
Warner
Milk River
Peteram
Roland
Bugler
Carr
Horse Stops On Command In Parade Tale From London Mail
A London Mail tale recalls a local corps reviewed by Sir Ian Hamilton. An officer rode a horse once famed in the crowd. A spectator cried Baker, the horse halted, and the rider faced a striking rebuke as the crowd urged it on.
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Ian Hamilton
London Mail
Soap and Ointment Offer for Eczema and Rashes
An ad claims a soap to cleanse and an ointment to soothe and heal eczema and rashes. It promises relief when usual remedies fail and invites readers to request a free sample by postcard, listing Boston as the main address and noting wide availability.
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Boston
Useless Proms Jak Guarantees Speaking Likeness
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a statement about guaranteeing a speaking likeness and a constraint linked to a speaker described as four. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear facts or entities to anchor a fuller report.
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Jak
Fragmented Note Reflects Personal Conversation
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a person leaving someone out and asks about weeks and a possible departure. The legible bits hint at relationship tension but lack clear names, dates, or places.
Undefined historical query request
The provided text appears garbled and does not contain a coherent news item or identifiable entities to summarize into a headline and summary.
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Dan Patch
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Moscow
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Sherman
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Pennsylvania
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Trinity
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Ty Cobb
Winston Churchill
England
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George Burns
Larry Doyle
Cy Williams
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Po Canpot
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Regina
Mouse Jaw
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