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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1898
Page
7
Fragmentary text references London cats and grain, mentions bitterness and strychnine like taste, notes delicate ancient bronzes and remote antiquity. Ambiguous fragments lack clear events or persons to identify.
OCR fragment shows unclear terms including Cascarets and a date style 10 25. The readable elements are minimal, offering no identifiable people places organizations or events to summarize into a factual news item.
A Western inventor patents a movable keyboard for instruments to transpose music. A rubber band brush cap protects furniture during dusting. A Brazilian patent describes a hollow artificial tooth with an exhaust valve for a secure jaw fit. A reversible brush head pivots for wear. Clay pipes colored to imitate meerschaums through a gum dammar varnish glaze is baked. A French designer proposes bicycle hub flanges for spoke routing with end threads. Dyeing hair uses a brush and pivoted comb to spread hair while a collapsible rubber tub inflates to fit the patient.
Fragment from a newspaper page reflects a feeble, incomplete quotation about men and character. The garbled text suggests a crust of dialogue from a rebel or philosopher, with misspellings and stray phrases.
Fragmented item discusses health slogans and tonics like Stom ach Bitters. It claims women maintain health with the remedy and suggests reduced disease risk, nerve steadiness, and appetite improvement. Mentions Boston death rate lower over decades, implying nonfatal effects of distance.
A fragment from a New York City travel sketch describes a lone woman finding herself in the heart of the city. A central railroad and service questions appear as a backdrop while a dogen or more companions influence her journey.
The provided text fragment contains garbled words and misread names, resembling a distorted OCR page segment. It mentions sister, Simpkins Baking, and several unclear terms, with no coherent events or identifiable entities to confirm a news item or outcome.
An exchange quotes Steatogey musing on jealousy and marriage, noting the line about matrimony provoking another war of jiz and the implication of self jealousy. The dialogue hints at social satire and comic tension surrounding relationships.
Jessie Devine of Long Island City born 1 died in St. John's Hospital New York after malaria treatment failed to stop tetanus. Doctors linked fatal spasms to a pin scratch that tore her skirt, warning that even small wounds can harbor the deadly bacterium.
A fragment notes Dr Cyrus Edson warning about pins spreading disease and mentioning avian microbes and potential antidotes for diphtheria yellow fever and other illnesses. The readable text emphasizes caution around pins and pointed instruments amid unnamed geizaus references.
A North China Herald fragment reports Shanghai authorities warning of a forthcoming lunar eclipse. The proclamation urges royal citizens to flood the capital with ice to "rescue the de carns jazinary" while noting minor European musical aids as useless to the spectacle.
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