Milford man to attend Brat week investiga
George Jefferson of Milford in Bensor County planned to discuss taxation monitoring and road prospects with prominent citizens this week. Other notes cover education talks at the University of Wisconsin, local travel, and a series of social and family updates across Parowan and Cedar City area, including crops, motorists, and a new baby in Wuest Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jefferson
Milford
Bensor County
Jefferson
Lei
Jrs
Walley H. Granger
University of Wisconsin
Madinoe
Granger
Quayt
Ai Mra
Jess Topham
Wuest Lome
Tr. Clark
Parowan
Mrs Olive Brown Sawtait Visited Father in Lamar Area
Mrs Olive Brown Sawtait of Lon Angeles visited her father George S Brown and family in Lamar when she and others were rushed to Cedar City hospital yesterday for treatment. Mr Harold Rowley returned from Gallente for his grandfather's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werren Bulloch
L.A
Cedar City
Pasowen
Irs
Joseph Stevena
Violet
California
Mr. Stevens
Mise Marie
Arnold
Bievens
Robert Fingsel
Los Angeles
Etta Yardley
Olive Brown
Lon Angeles
George S. Brown
The
Lamar
Whs
Harold Rowley
Gallente
Coleridge Innards and Indifferent Institutions Revealed
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions Coleridge, Cambridge, innocence personified, a man employed by the college, and a polite benefactor. It hints at a financial arrangement leading to a disputed payment and implied approval of quarters, with later receipt of a tainted sum. The text is garbled but centers on a charged relationship between a college, Coleridge, and a beneficiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleridge
Jesus Cullexe
Cambridge
Peru
Setor
Thought Stare News: Metrodorus of China Skepticism Recalled
Fragmentary note discusses Metrodorus of China as a skeptic who doubted knowledge and posited atom theory, arguing stars and worlds are formed by daily heat and chance. It cites a Morian quote on certainty and knowledge, illustrating radical doubt in ancient philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metrodorus
China
Moera
Protestant Church West of No Allegheries Built Near Town
A fragment describes Protestant church activity west of No Alleghanies near Philadelphia amid early Moravian and Christian Indian followers. A larger group arrived, forming a settlement with cabins and religious education before five years later the town faced destruction by hostile forces. The community faded and remained uncovered until 1023.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ersburger
Aiddle
France Alarmed by Crimes of Youths
A long report from Pasla outlines a surge of youth crime in France over recent months. It details two teenage killers, ages twelve and thirteen, who murdered an elderly woman near Paris, and a series of other violent acts. The piece discusses public fear, legal limits on capital punishment for under eighteens, and proposed reforms, including European-style educational reeducation for troubled youths and the German model of specialized observation schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasla
Nince
Vantreskon
Paria
Vrancenville
Ag Eklerty
Wouraud
Bone Toni
Duuraud
Uren
Fiemert
France
Steffen
Marts
Nancy
Toll
Steen
Bed Inn
le Guef
Ney
Ohruna
Telyiinal
Marcel Mariog
Cotestear Brontigoy
Ted
Rhlien
Doctor Henger
Jafantis Neurepagetiutries
Efe
Woman Refuses Salary Shocks State Legislature
Annapolis story describes Lorentz a city delegate worker who refused 85 a day salary arguing no duties existed. Speaker Brooke Lee announced the funds would be returned to the Maryland treasury after the session, with Lorentz accepting the experience rather than payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annaports
Lorentz
Brooke Lee
Temata
Waii
Speakce Lee
Maryland General Treasury
Divorce Case In Warsaw Involves Katherine Johnson
A divorce case in Warsaw centers on Elmies Johnson and Katherine Johnson. The order involves dispute over property and separation terms amid allegations of family tensions. Court records show filings from December and ongoing proceedings in the Indiana jurisdiction.
Ailing Heart Requires Quiet Best to Get Well
Doctor Louis M. Warfield explains heart failure signs and recovery steps in Hygela. He warns that worn-out hearts show breathlessness and ankle swelling, often misread as fatigue. Rest is essential. pushing to resume activity risks worsening condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Louis M. Warfield
American Magical Assortation
Dortor Warfield
Warfield
One Birthday Present Bobby Surely Needed One Birthday Present
Bobby tells his father that next Thursday is his birthday and asks for one gift. He negotiates, seeking a single item he wants most, finally choosing a new book that mamma cannot get nickels for with bairpta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Dad
Origin of the term Old Glory linked to Captain Driver
A Salem report traces the phrase Old Glory to Captain Driver who commanded the brig Charles Doggett in 1831 during the voyage that helped rescue mutineers from the Bounty. A November 16 1890 letter with Driver’s autograph states My ship, my country and my flag Old Glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert & Lemoul
Essex Ontitate
Salem
Mass
Driver
Charles Doggett
Bounty
Lim
Odd Letter Box On London Door Faces Fettered Mouth
An odd letter box is described on a front door in London with a long narrow mouth like jaws. The box uses a bell pull and a protruding tongue mechanism to ring it. The piece notes Stratford on Avon’s Shakespearean general liberty and a sense of outdated prankish decors in city streets.
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Cul Amuglt Place
Loodun
O Ise
Malesque
Cuna
Oder
Yordon
Thumb Fades to Mentality and Thimnt Behavioral Cues
The text outlines how thumbs and hand movements signal mental state and instability. It suggests that a person may seem sane while a danger of madness lurks within, with hands at right angles and writing acting as signs of underlying issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choa
Phyal
Tunatte
Unclear OCR snippet on luck and loss
Fragmentary text mentions luck and a lost outcome with phrases about a wife and husband and a 31H score, but details are garbled and names or events are not recoverable.
Enmiisug Prisoner Questioned By Magistrate
A distortedExchange shows a magistrate questioning a prisoner as police attempt to restrain him. The scene depicts a tense interrogation with brief bluster and orders echoing in a crowded room. The fragmentary text hints at legal proceeding and confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piptog Hla Teade
Enmiisug
Curacao Tasted by Old Pirate Days and Dutch History
Curacao, the Caribbean island, emerges from a bulletin as a center of historic harbor rivalries and colonial shifts. The piece traces Dutch and Spanish control, British threats, and 1903 German naval interests, while noting Curacao is a modern petroleum hub with vast refining and tanker operations shipping crude and refined products worldwide.
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Frankington
Heroming
Curneno
Caribbean
Trolles
Coler
Satlonad
Sowtery
Ehlet
Teland
Wittensind
Curacan
Venezuela
Caeacun
Feremr
Tta
Ah Ferger
Chracan Lima
Chern
Volncinia
Spanien
Teneweta
Little Isle
Curacay
Germany
West Indies
Spavorda
South Americhing
Urgeng
Wittemstad
Walla
Venexueta
Elstergd
Traning
South America
Tnd
Europe
Armerion
Willemstad
Anchorage
Caznene
Carnena
Amstertar
Guracao
Aland
Lake Meracalta
Curacaa
Monkey Apprentice Shaves Client in Barber Shop Tale
An eccentric tale from Arbroath tells of a large hairy monkey trained to aid a barber in gathering customers. The animal, left unattended, seized razors and attempted to shave a customer, prompting a confrontation before the barber returned and halted the mishap. The incident highlights local humor and the monkey's audacious mischief in a busy shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harcy Lauder
Wo Arbroath
Hin
Elias
Ode
Lee Fu
Eskimo Musicians Favor Jazz Chorus Declines
Eskimo musicians show little enthusiasm for jazz. An Eskillo orchestra of eight plays skin drum instruments while singing. Audiences enjoy gramophone records, yet many prefer other music forms despite the novelty of the ensemble and its single-note octave system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vith & Tod
Ft 13
Antique High Court of Justice in London Declares Arbitration
A note from the Dartford Courtier describes England's antique dealers tribunal known as the High Court of Justice. Located in St James Street West London it allows 550 members of the Antique Dealers association to appeal. Judges include renowned experts in stones, china, tapestries, pictures and other antiques. Disputes over valuable sales are sent for arbitration with potential referrals to independent art experts.
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Antique di
England
Uaper
St. James' Street West
London
High Court of Justice
British
Antique Dealers* Association
Court For Arbitration
Dartford Courter
Fragmentary Ancient Muddle in Obscure Verse Fragments
The text presents garbled quotes and misread phrases about classical figures and places. It appears as OCR garble with mismatched names like Bacchus and Apollo, references to St Pauls, Greenwich, Windsor, and mythical or literary figures, lacking coherent narrative or context.
Silent Footwear Shift Across Cities Raises Noise Debate
A clipped survey notes street traffic worsens in large cities as pedestrians switch from clogs and wooden shoes to rubber soles and lighter boots. Merchants report demand for quieter footwear, citing historical pride in noisy boots and a Northampton bootmaker noting West Indian orders require quieter squeak-free designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancashire
Alexandria
Discoveries Highlight Centenary at Kochthera in Germany
The report notes Colin Found Bacteria by Dr Ferdinand Colin during the centenary celebration. It mentions his work on frontier regions between plants and animals, and his investigations into bacteria linked to illness. A young physician named Koch is referenced as pursuing similar bacterial studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gays Colin
Ferdinand Colin
Rothalst
Robert Boen
Shachen Ist
Germany
Kochthera
Colim
Bia
Wad Kock
Fragmentary Lonseriad Note Sparks Barbers Daughter Rumor
A garbled Lonseriad note mentions plans about a barber’s daughter and money, with unclear names. The legible bits hint at a proposed action involving a barbers daughter and some payment, but details and participants remain obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Joe Tha Barbers
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Gellar
Utah
Mr._Burfog- Banks
Selina
Ernoon
Andrew Corry
Cedar
Wasa Riding
Mr and Mes
Edmund Stevenz
Zion National Barts
W. Helitz
Pera
George Serow
Pitcent
Taraqcnak News
Wm. . Hhavenport
Davenports
Patowan
Ethel Gae Paragouah
Paragouad Motor Ao
Rod Crown
Bheil
Mra
B. Robinson
Moa
J. B. Dalton
Clifton Halter
Parawan
Stre
James Benson
Eck
Arg
Ted Williamson
Austin Barton
Colorado
Gre Maddin
Sart Bane
George Kariur
Ned McCobbs
Tene Rich
Han
Dotree
Warkawe
Elmies Johnson
Warsaw
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Nenssoluer
Ind
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Greenland
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Apollo
Sheakespeare
Windsor
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