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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1898
Page
7
A garbled OCR passage mentioning yachting, Cuba, the Philippines, and distant places. It references lost health cures like Losteller's Stomach Bitters and No-l'o-Bac, with assorted quotes about war, a horse exchange, and a note about a prince's hair plots. The text lacks coherent narrative or dates.
A collage of fragmented clippings recalls marching songs with playful jabs at patriotism, a London Graphic seance anecdote about a Greville mother, and assorted captions about wardrobes, seaside hotels, and a self linked joke. The readable portions mix humor, rumor, and stray quotes.
The fifth annual Liberal Congress of Religion opens in Omaha on Tuesday evening October 18 and runs through late evening. Eminent divines and social-problem experts attend with a program outlining talks on social conscience labor issues employer roles religion and state organization. Notable speakers include Rev M W Thomas Chicago Rev RCA White Chicago Prof Hanford Henderson Brooklyn Rev Frank Crane Chicago Prof N P Gilman Meadville and many others.
The feature highlights Royol Enamel Starch claiming higher efficiency and ease of use, promoting less labor and better results than common starches, along with a note that in Britain about 35,339 female blacksmiths exist. It also mentions Northwest Florida government land offerings with vast acreages for homestead and railroad lands, inviting inquiries through Mr. R J Wemyss, General Land Commissioner, Pensacola.
The article discusses various informal methods used by vocal instructors to achieve high notes. It notes that teachers rely on figurative language, often hard to decipher, and that methods vary by instructor. It highlights the role of the soft palate in producing high notes and references laryngoscopic findings on voice resonance.
A fragment notes McKinley at age 22 and references the fist with age. The text is unclear but centers on a youthful McKinley and an emblematic gesture or event described as the fist. Further context is unavailable in the readable portion.
This fragment describes using a compass like a watch to find direction. It explains aligning north with the dial, dividing the left half into twelve parts, and using the sun’s shadow for approximate time and orientation. The text blends metaphor with practical steps for a “watch compass” technique.
Thieves stole a nine hundred pound red tot store item from the corner of Stanton and Essex streets in New York. Police investigate the bold daytime theft and review nearby surveillance for clues.
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