Stolen Money at Payton Home in Ohio Community
Troy citizens discuss Wilbur Payton, accused of entering Walter Wallace's home while absent and stealing 35 dollars and 50 cents. Wallace misplaced funds, Payton was caught returning from a ride to Piqua. $30 recovered, rest found hidden beneath a stove sink. A charge of grand larceny will be filed and arraignment set.
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Troy
Wilbur Payton
Walter Wallace
Payton
Wallace
Piqua
Border City
Louis Paul
Paul
Numerous State News Bits From Ohio Tonight
United Press dispatch from Napolean summarizes local marriages at Swanton Kenton and Mansfield notes, plus death of Edward Hisman in Massillon and Elizabeth Courtney in Conneaut. Fire destroys the Broomhall home and tobacco warehouse in Barnesville. Bucyrus workers offered stock by Farmers Co op Co. of Bucyrus. Local weddings include Pickel Marling and Wells. Bellefontaine reports Big Four power plant improvements and Cleveland humor about knitting. Wool prices soar in Mansfield and other obituaries in Findlay Fremont.
Canisience Explores Invisible Armies and Color Camouflage
The article discusses using color patterns to render guns and aircraft less visible. It describes painting weapons with bright daubs and considers checkerboard or striped patterns as potential camouflage. It notes experiments by the War Department and the need for scientific optical principles to truly make objects invisible.
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War Department
Sea Coast
France opens farm plow schools for disabled soldiers
In Chapelle Saint Luc near Troyes a Major Culture school teaches maimed veterans to operate automobile plows and traction implements. Fifty army nurses guide the course, with four crews rotating tractor work, repairs, and motor theory. Similar centers exist at Ondes, Grenoble, Grignon, and Nute Grand to retrain amputees for farming or related labor. The aim is to restore former occupations or adapt to disability through practical tools and instruction.
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Claspelle-Saint-Luc
Troyes
France
Ondes
Jordenus
Grenoble
Grignon
Nute Grand
Mdso
Chapelle-Saint-Luc
Modest Officers Discuss Arts And Arsenal Humor
A report of Officers Training Corps discussions in Pittsburg touches on cabinet making trades near the Champagne region and the appeal of artillery. Two men joke about avoiding gunfire from friends, while banter reveals modesty and humor in military drill amid trades of locksmiths tinsmiths and blacksmiths noted in the text.
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Champagne
Phittsburg
Officers’ Training Chmp Association
Welk
Artieroyian
New York Times
May Give Language to World Speech
The text reflects on language evolution amid diverse immigrant tongues shaping a universal style. It notes a large audience and commercial potential for a common tongue, while acknowledging limits to universality and the influence of Europe on English. It weighs how distinctive the language becomes and its utility for clear expression.
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Europe
England
Charitable Mason Left 10 to Build Home for Indigent Masons
The estate of G. F. Townsend, a respected Mason, leaves $10 to be invested for thirty years with interest to grow toward a total of 260,000. Upon maturity, trustees will buy land and erect a home for indigent members of the Masonic lodge and related Masons. Townsend died recently. probate estate valued at 100,000 according to the Los Angeles Times.
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G. FL Townsend
Masonic Lodge
Iman
Los Angeles
Times
Man Dies After Heart Stops Ten Minutes In Chicago Home
Gideon P. Brown of Chicago and Lake Puff, inventor, died ten minutes after his heart ceased beating while seated in a Morris chair at home. His widow described him noting his pulse, then a bursting sound, and three final gasps before death at 6 oclock. Doctors cited heart disease and hardening as causes. The article also notes evergreen leaf retention varies by species with the yew and buckthorn examples.
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Gideon P. Brown
Chicago
Lake Puff
Mr. Brown
Dr. GT Withe
Mr. Grewn
Dr. Emanual Friend
John Dickinson A Patriot Of Delaware In Independence Era
A Washington Post summary notes John Dickinson of Delaware opposed the Declaration of Independence yet played a major role in the fight for liberty. He declined to sign the Declaration at Philadelphia in 1776, served in Congress, led in state councils, and supported emancipation, while opposing British and colonial cruelties. Dickinson’s life spanned education in London, leadership at Annapolis, and battlefield service.
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John Dickinson
Congress of 770
Wilmington
Del
Uge
Dickinson
England
Washington Post
Virginia
Maryland
Dover
William Killen
Trishman
Dehaverre
Dickingsen
Middle Temple
London
Delaware
Philadelphia
Continental Congress
Boston
Auersen
France
Congress
Annapolis
Senate
Tie
Shires
Welding Compounds for Metal Joining
A historical note describes powder and liquid welding compounds. A proposed mix uses iron filings borax sal ammoniac resinous oil and copaiba to create a welding paste. Surfaces are coated, heated to cherry red, then joined as the melt fuses parts. warns that many preparations include ammonium chloride sodium carbonate or other additives.
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Charles, Francis
Oklahoma A
AM. College Stillwater
Oxygen Poison Risks in Pure Oxygen Exposure
Scientists warn that pure oxygen at several atmospheres can kill quickly in warlike animals and that long exposures at lower pressures often cause fatal lung collapse. Research by Professor Karsierluis seeks to define psychological effects while noting uso of oxygen as therapy may induce pneumonia and broncho-pneumonia in exposed subjects.
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Anatip
Trazen
Karsierluis
Fragmented local item hints at various events and notes
A garbled brief mentions distress in a cistern, a baby illness, a pond warning, a fall, and unrelated mentions of places and people. The text is largely incomprehensible with many broken phrases and unclear details.
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Wallae
Drake
Harhiard
Uncertain Pathways in Service and Choice
The passage contemplates whether service must be a choice or a rote obligation. It contrasts open, alternative paths with steadfast duty, noting some may be criticized yet seek inner approval. Gifts are described as intentional if given, otherwise lacking responsibility or cultivation of exchange.
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Theo Pach
Tongs for the Greedy Fish
A device described in Popular Science Monthly uses elastic steel wire bent into tongs with sharp ends. When a fish has swallowed the hook the compressed arms are inserted into the mouth and released to hold the jaws open for easy release.
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Popular Science Monthly
Distinguished Visitors Come Through Town
A conversation notes a sheriff from a neighboring county stopping in with one of the country’s most notorious safe-blowers on route to the state prison, marking a rare visit by distinguished visitors to the town.
Decidely Different Roefarmer-Things Phrase
Politician dialogue hints at reform removing graft from pal ities and calls for new leadership. The machine politician predicts change once corruption is removed, suggesting a need for a new man to run offices.
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Roefarmer
Tudge
Fragmentary banter signals cross talk in trivial chat
A brief, oddly garbled exchange shows two speakers trading lighthearted, non sequitur remarks. The text lacks clear events or names, presenting a playful if opaque moment of dialogue.
Prophecy Fragment Claims New Chemistry Vision
A historical fragment cites a prophecy by Tr. Christopher Girtanner, describing a chemist who writes about making silver utensils and goby kitchen tools. It warns that copper oxides and other metals poison life via daily food, pondering a generalizable medical advance discussed in American Medicine.
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Christopher Girtanner
Gottingen
Uaplessied
H. To Geare
Crease Enthusiast Praises Pristine Trousers
A playful snippet praises Mr Pussbarty and Mr Vilouch-tte for their trouser creases. The speaker claims his own pants boast ten creases, jokingly outdoing rivals in a lighthearted wardrobe boast.
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Pussbarty
Mr. Vilouch
Infant Darl Dee Ward Dies, Services Held
The obituary notes infant Darl Dee Ward, child of Mr and Mrs Usinh Ward, born June 21, 1927, who died September 25, 1927. It mentions sorrowful relatives including parents brothers and a large circle of family and friends, and thanks to the church and community for support during the loss.
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Darl Dee
Amd
Usinh Ward
Bern Gine
Haying
Dee
Tutet
Mirage-caused wrecks reported in Montreal Star summary
A Montreal Star report describes mirages causing two shipwrecks off Anstirviliin waters and describes the schooner Murston as a victim of navigational error steering toward shore before correction. The account labels these incidents as disasters linked to mirages and cites related graphic detail.
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Australis
Histros
Murston
Montreal Star
Bizarre Injuries Report From Chicago Neighborhood
A chaotic OCR fragment from Chicago mentions a wound kept clean to prevent infection with bacteria. It references bugs and bite stories, suggesting a local incident near Tres, with neighbors and a teen named Hat involved.
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Tie
Chicago
Temple of Solomon tale incomplete with ancient era inexact terms
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a temple in an old realm with unclear dates and misread terms. It mentions a fourth year of reign, a completion after seven years, and a leased outer area with a beast’s feat, plus ambiguous porch elements and two events named Neagen and Tour.
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Solomon
Sqtorre
Pie Trent
Neagen
Jackin
Mood Peaches Eine Gide Liles Boling
Fragmented obituary notice from an old Minnesota Staunton area source mentions Gide Liles Boling. The text lists a date near Jacgay 22d and references church affiliation, service years, and several related names with unclear roles.
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Derey G. Plummer
Eva M. Gilmore
Swanton
Kenton
Robert
Massilon
Kkdward Hisman
Conneaut
Elizabeth Courtney
Kellogsville
Bahnesville
Thomas Broomhall
Eldon
Bucyrus
Farmers & Workingmen Co-operative Stores Co
Bowling Green
Ernest Zepernick
Hazel Caskie
Prairie Depot
Mr. Huecker
Warren
Esther Jr
Thomas St. Ler
Pittsburg
W. L. McGraw
J. C. Smith
Cleveland
Ohio
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Mansfield
Findlay
Horace
Hoyt
Walter Otto
Hoytsville
Fremont
Lake Shore Electric Railway
Tokio
Japan
Ady
New York
Winnie A Pease
Pacific Northwest
Gorgas Sanerican
3Wanin
Kidder
Far
Westinghouse
Elsctrrac Fas
In Derk Amd Brkt Aut
Tg-In
Pesk
Brkt
Remmert Bros
Minneowaty
Staunton
Vadber
Healy
Seine Sess
Bainvep
Nisley
Soverd Cantifels
Betaarmiaiyy Gane
Wik. tHeanders
Ales Conrge Seveth
Mas Ali Vitae Pao
Bonn
Earrie
Amd Sual
Hemm Bros
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