Santa Fe Trail and Western Pioneers In Early Theatre Card
A survey of Santa Fe trail adventures and famous frontiersmen linked to a photoplay era, with notes on Tom Mix and Buffalo Bill staples. The piece mentions the Santa Fe route, Indian conflicts, and historical figures tied to the trail, alongside a review of The Ideal Dancers and Alta Theatre programs.
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Santa Mo
Mt Thrilling
Tom Mix Lyne
Santa Fpé
Kansas City
Importa
Newton
Hutchison
Fortom
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Famou
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Alte Theatre
New Zealand Olympic Rowing and Sprint Team Named
Wellington reports New Zealand will send sculler A Hadfield Cullen and sprinter E Davidson to Antwerp. Hadfield Cullen, a Diamond Sculls winner at Henley, headlines the crew with Davidson who has defeated rivals in the 100-yard dash. Also selected are Miss Waldrend, holder of the national 100-yard swimming record, and ER Wilson, hurdler who holds local 400 and 120-yard hurdle marks.
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Wellington
New Zealand
A. Hadfield
Cullen
Henley
E. Davidson
Antwerp
Miss Waldrend
Helder
ER. Wilson
Wilson
Husband borrows wife coin to lend to other women
In Portland, Mrs. Harry Quittinstance tells how her husband borrowed her coin to lend to other women. The claim suggests the act would not have been as bad if she had been consulted, detailing a dispute over borrowed funds and marital trust.
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Portland
Ore
Eo Tad
Harry Quttintance
Flaming Itching Skin Diseases Advised Cure
An advertisement touts S.S.S. as a cure for eczema shedder erysipelas ringworms pimples and boils. It claims the remedy cleanses blood to reach the skin’s seat of trouble, restoring normal health, with an Atlanta laboratory endorsement.
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Sreviaed
Swift Laboratory
Atlanty, Gay
Divorce Filed Over Misused Borrowed Money
A wife seeks divorce from Qualintaned wines after her husband failed to repay money borrowed from her and instead gave it to other parties. The case centers on financial impropriety and marital breakdown within the household.
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Hen
Resolute Shipper Shines In American Yacht History
New York July 2. Charles Francia Adams, known as Deacon, captained and raced yachts including Pilgrim in America's Cup trials. He built a fleet from Quincy and Harvar d links, earning fame for skill in rules and seamanship. His Minerva challenge era marked crucial American Cup rivalries.
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Charles Francia Adams
Smid
Inn
A Ae
American Yachtman
Ycore
America
Adams
Tranagrer
Harvard University
Memline
Avr Porate
Gib
Gost Harbor
Peare
Adina
Papoose
Ahe
George
George Goon
Deacot
Captain Wharles
Charles F. Addams
Minerva
Charlie Barr
Adame
Gokeoon
Christiansen
Adame Defore
Pilcrim Quartermaster Declines Secure Position
Unclear OCR text describes a voyage subject possibly tied to 1592 events. Mentions a quartermaster role aboard the Pilcrim and approval by Mr Adams, with references to a dangerous stance and a rive scene. No definite dates, places, or names clearly identifiable.
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Adams
France Stands by Agreement to Aid Poland
Premier Millerand told the chamber of deputies that France will honor its agreement with Great Britain to furnish aid to Poland if efforts to secure a pacific solution between Poland and the Soviet Union fail. He spoke in the wake of Moscow's rejection of the British armistice proposal.
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Deattiien
V. P
France
Great Britain
Accomme trod Praises Former Husband Amid Turmoil
The fragment notes a figure repeatedly extolling a former husband as trouble grows. Readable terms point to a somber stance and ongoing emotional dynamics surrounding past marriage. Names, places, and dates are unclear in the OCR snippet.
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Ilewie
Making a Movie Scene Sparks a Murky Call
A comic scene shows a director arguing over a film fake with a stranger who demands payment. A hurried phone call ends with a terse exchange about a two hundred dollar sum and a quick departure.
Shapie Method and the Age of Their Children
A bizarre quote comparing ages across eras, featuring Prot Brown and a friend. The speaker mixes historical figures and timelines, claiming long-ago births and events to illustrate memory and time. The fragmentary text reads like a surreal literary aside from a London Tit-Tits style outlet.
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Prot Brown
Wanoe
Hocrates
Tiberian Cadhar
John
Rome
Mechia
Amanda
London
Fragmentary Ciphered Letter Teases Rest and Duty
A garbled excerpt from a Birmingham Apes Herald page hints at a discussion of rest, work, and duty. The quoted lines mention reecreations, hours of production, and tablet clay imagery, suggesting a fragmented historical display or misread text.
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Wintover
Fragmented quotes on equality and merit in early papers
A garbled OCR passage cites fragmented lines from the Baltimore American and Washington Star. It references questions about war, operation language, patient will, and a claim about absolute equality of meat, with unclear contexts and no cohesive event.
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Wilow
Baltimore
Sagent
Retail prices mount as mobil increases noted
Washington report shows mobil prices up two percent for the month ending June 15 per labor department release. In contrast wholesale prices declined one percent during the same period.
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Washington
Mobil
Labor Department
Wife praises ex husband sparks divorce suit
Portland July 21 Luther W. Wilcox sues for divorce claiming his wife praised her former husband too often. He alleges she learned to smoke a forty year old pipe and shook up the carpets for a spliting, creating marital discord.
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Portland
Ore
U. P
Luther
Wilcox
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