Inmates Write Tales in Asylum Publications
A review notes asylum journals written by inmates for amusement and satire. It cites mainly light travel prose and local notes with rare morbid stories. The piece discusses a sensational first person tale about a hero who avoids rescue, ends in tragedy, and mentions the impact on friendships and livelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besore
Imagazine 4
America
Scolland Beef
Asyclu
Uerth
England
Mirry
Torthamstown
South Magazine
Tnder
New York
Istic Heal
Wallid
Ranji
Famous Volunteer Surgeon Heads Army Medical Dept
Sir William MacCormack, renowned British surgeon, will lead the medical surgical department of the army in the South Africa front. His volunteer service spans Franco-German and Turkish Servian campaigns, earning decorations from multiple nations for devotion, skill, and service in both war wards and foreign battlefields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Great Britain
Southfrica
Med
Army
College of Surgeons
Williams
Engl
Buchanan Named Pan American Exposition Director General
William Buchanan has accepted the post of director general of the Pan American Exposition to be held in Buffalo. He previously served as United States consul and in multiple Democratic party and World’s Columbian Exposition roles, earning recognition for organization and management. The resignation of Argentaul prompted Buchanan’s appointment, and he will oversee duties connected with the sister republics and the fair’s operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Buchanan
Iaffal
Wis Pecentiy
Argentaul
Pyroposwiii
Ma. Buchanan
Miami
Wich
Oux City
Win Ao
Desiroud
Fauions Corm Pn
Ments
Agr
Fragmented OCR note on wartime physician and hospital strain
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a Qosurgeon in the Marvellerman war and a later evaluation of a book. It references hospital conditions at Wimkines service in fields after a distant date, with possible mention of Ph Gelfand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimkines
Bettifields
Wintersocial: memos and meetings brighten town life
The piece notes winter weather and Whangspiving memories, with social events shaping community mood. Sian Jones's lecture left bite sized philosophy. Perry's skating ponds bustle nightly despite mud. Mrs Brown hosts a program. Monday club, Bible classes, and Chautauqua readings appear. Miss Nellie Tyer entertains, Maud Albin hosts tally pulling. a lively mix of games, conversations, and young guests from across towns.
Mrs Patrick J Graney obituary and local notices
Mrs Patrick J Graney died at her home after a long illness. Survived by ten children, funeral held with large attendance. Mary Sheehan, born in Kerry, Ireland, 1831, emigrated to America, married in Indianapolis, settled in Dallas County. Other items note railroad excursion tickets sale, a Perry marriage, death of Rev Akbur Wiles, and local auction dates.
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Patrick J. Graney
Mary Sheehan
County Kerry
Ireland
America
Indianapolis
Ind
Dallas County
Sa J. Graney
T. Murph. Graney
D. Graney
Akbur Wiles
Perry
Tian Arch
Timies
Dawas Michigan
Wlec
Saunders Benzen
Dana
Dallas
Mi. E
Woretay
Winter Here Dow's Neglect Prompts Youth Health Concerns
Fragmentary OCR notes reference neglect of children's needs and a call to action for affordable footwear. Mentions urgent doctor visit and urging purchase of proper shoes. Appears to critique fake economy schemes and promote honest, safe products for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow
Fatal Train Accident Kills Lawrence Willis Near Ford Iown
Lawrence Willis, a well known horseman, was killed instantly when he leaned from a moving train near Ford Iown. His body was recovered near the bridge, and funeral services were held at People's church. He was born April 2 1861 near the city and was son of Tot Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Willis
Yes
Ford Iown
Eamy
Des
Dick Adrian von
Willis
Ford
Tris
Joe Willis
Tes
Moines
People’s Church
Ro Lary A. Safford
Williams Brought Back In Larceny Case
Constable Willis arrested Shar Williams, formerly employed at Gamble, for the larceny of a purse belonging to Mrs. Giddings. Williams was brought from Clarion after disappearing from Gamble, with investigations revealing multiple thefts. He is held on the larceny charges in bonds. Best on Record Flour advertised by J. M. Tyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Clarion
Shar Wiliams
Gamble
Giddings
Shaw
David
Willi
J. M. Tyer’s
Cures Kidney Trouble and Bloating Ad
Mrs B D Vouse of Grundy County Iowa testifies that Kid-Rieu relieved kidney trouble bloating and prickling sensations. She names Draper & Loughlin as sellers and urges others with kidney issues to try it. Also mentions Red Pigs with a Pedigree Station and Dr Hays Rhenorator as advertised remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy County
Reibeck
Iowa
B.D. Youxe
Draper & Loughlin
Unclaimed Letters in Perry Post Office Week Ending Nov 28 1899
List of names and initials of unclaimed letters at Perry post office for the week ending November 28 1899. Buckles AL 3 Bangara 3 EL Davis LT J Bill Davis Russell Mary A pkg Wright Boy PAM Herve PW Tone up and renovate the axystem with Dr Kays Denesator Drug Le sold j1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PLO
Perry
Buckles AL
Bangara
el, Davis
Bill Davis
Russell Mary A
Wright Boy
Kays
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Lunatics For Lunatics
Mirvar
Sind
Waters Bergan Clutd
Amy
William Maccormack
Volunieerhrives
Turkey
van Ate Fico
Buchanan
Buch
Cranberry Crossing
TF Verely
suTy
Uneeda Geeds
Boxor
Union Grocery Company
M. C. Magee
Isi Irgst
Reprapea Peegs
Sian Jones
Dr Brown
Myrtle
Roddan
Tawhthorne
Chautauqua Bible Class
The
Epworth League
Nellie Tyer
Miss Southworth
Boone
M Shox
Maud Albin
Clen Aivley
Blanche Uurier
Yet] Berrien
Blanch Dunlap
Florence Gilroy
Mae Did Georgia Swmner
Dallas Center
Messrs
Wimmer, Johnson, Fuller
Hain
Battles
Rece
Fred Sinley
CL RL & P. Ry
Tva
Sidney 5. Davis
Lucy E. Unrlbur
Air, WU
Wildana’s Dares
Tas Apy Ser
N. Henness Co
EES
Hart & Ebner
Hays Willis
Joseph Chamberlain
Bes Calli Dowsi
Europe
Sud Culaboui
Ali
Sationai Duree
Jersey
Noble G. Little
Hays Rhenorator
Drugeists
Pam. Herve
West Side
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