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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1893
Page
4
Readable fragments list moon phase dates for January 1899 and indicate a date marker. The source provides limited text showing phase notes and a single date reference, without full context or article scope.
The New York music halls host a wave of productions and star names. W A Belasco joins The Truk Corporal, Mario Collins sings new English pieces, and Mrs Henry de Mille opens a boarding school in Pompton. Louise Matinai leads a company to stage grand opera and lighter comedies as minstrel shows thin.
A column of scattered social items mentions Turkey with its gems and regalis, the Duchess of York taking a university extension course, Mrs. Pierpont Morgan as a whip expert, Editor Drone’s age and appearance, a Vermont native remark, Catherine Bonnetain’s Niger journey, Charles Gounod’s looks and habits, Asa Hefner hosting a summer dinner, and the Duchess writing about Privle ependents while staying in Ireland with six children and a large Cork county home.
A dated list of cautions for horse handlers. Advice covers bridling, winter feeding, reliance on dogs, gentling, temper, and gradual training. Warns against overloading, improper hitching, and neglecting regular care. Includes humorous asides and archaic spelling from a horseman’s perspective.
Fragmented OCR note describes railroad companies debating routes and construction across cities and rivers. Mentions New Haven route to New Haven, Texas prohibitions on sale tickets, Chicago Rock Island and Pacific extending 70 miles, and Santa Fe plans for new depots in Galveston. References to New York Central, Central Railroad of New Jersey, Delaware Lackawanna and Western.
A Chicago fraudster fronts a phony “United Artistes’ Mandation” lottery selling engravings and paintings at fake prices. Arrest records show schemes extending to Germany, Spain, and South America with prizes touted up to 6000 in gold. Investigations reveal six counterfeit weighers taking six days’ pay for one day’s work in export weighing.
Yesterday in Wilkestarre a series of baseball scores showed Springfivid beating Wilkow and Albany defeating Buffalo, while Reading crushed Scranton and Erie topped Ti Erie. The issue also includes a dense, era-style market roundup with grain prices, livestock quotes, dairy products, and general commodity reporting from New York and nearby markets.
A mixed tale blends a dog named Phantom with a missing baby near Datil mountains Western New Mexico. A shepherdly dog tracks a father and a terrified mother through cedar and pine to a thicket, where the child lies safely asleep beside a coyote grave, guarded by the faithful dog who dies guarding the scene.
A fragmentary review traces 19th century letters and figures. It mentions Mr Onwald in an appeal court, Lord Esher’s rebuke, and a catalog of letters and authors including Hawthorne, Bryant, Lowell, and others, with reflections on humor and seriousness in American letters. The piece blends court talk with literary appraisal in dense, period prose.
A garbled excerpt presents incoherent dialogue about a mosque and a nocturnal malaise. Names and context are unclear, leaving only scattered phrases such as malar, fumblebug, and monqnite. The text reads as damaged OCR with no clear event or subjects to anchor a news item.
Fragmented OCR notes show scheduled train times, station names, and ticket agents. Entries mention routes near Mount Palofes and Washington, with times around 6 to 10 p.m., and references to specific street addresses and an agent named Holm. The legibility is low and many details are uncertain.
A Troy Kansas reader testifies that Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy reliably relieves early cholera morbus symptoms such as nausea and diarrhoea. The note urges keeping a bottle at home and is supported by local pharmacy Foreuse by J. P. Reynolds Pharmacy Park Worth and T.S. Armstrong, Manager.
Time table shows closing times and routes for post office at New Your Mall with multiple local destinations. Service hours indicate opening late morning and closing early evening with Saturdays extended hours. Direct routes list to Trymen Philadelphia and Warrenville with specific departure times.
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