Pure Bred Poultry Proves Superior for Farm Gains
A historical note on purebred chicken stock. The article argues winter egg production depends on choosing strong, well-bred breeds such as Minorca or Leghorn and stresses the value of well-raised pullets, vermin control, and introducing quality cockerels to upgrade flocks. It cites Orange Judd Manner observations aboutPurebred poultry yielding higher profits and a robust market for pure lines.
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Industres
Fainier
New England Prestige in Senate Dominance Questioned
A garbled report hints at New England senators gaining influence in the upcoming Congress session. It mentions Sen. Alison’s death and seniority shifts among Vic Senator Male of Malin and Aldred of Rhode Island, with Prye of Maine noted for seniority. The piece suggests New England’s power could rise in the next term.
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Washington
Senate
New England
Senstor Alison
Vic
Male
Malin
Congress
Aldred
Tohde Island
Benatar Vrye
Miitee
Hate
Galle Ber
New Huanpatre
Pate Lundge
Mats Naelts
Hate Ss
Boly
Prye
Maine
Krupp Wins Rights to Air Torpedo Inventions
The Krupp firm reportedly secured rights to an air torpedo invented by a Swedish army officer with Sweden's government granting access to the device. The weapon reportedly undergoes long tests and is considered effective for sea combat and fortification work with three calibers for sea, land, and other uses.
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E Unge
Manchest er veteran seeks more pension aid
John F. Green, a veteran of the Greeney Expedition, receives only a $12 monthly pension. He asks charity support to supplement his small war service benefits. Green lives at 423 Shasta Street in Manchester and seeks relief from local authorities.
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John F. Green
Greeley
Rasiste
Shasta Street
Manchester
Kodol Digestive Aid Ad Offers Urgent Refund Promise
A vintage ad touts Kodol as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia with a bold guarantee. If a full bottle fails to benefit, the druggist refunds the purchase price and the advertiser covers the cost, asserting trust in the product and its digestive action.
Death of Artin Green Aged Machinist in Greeley Expedition
The obituary details Artin Green a machinist at Catutridge Park Maks who joined the U S volunteer force for the Greeley expedition. He died soon after, dying from extreme cold and is described as a pensioner of the insane hospital after service.
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Hiv Bon
Artin Green
Catutridge Park
Counuy
Green
United States
Greeley
Miter
Ginte
Nev al Accadving Arrives in Boston
The training squadron of the Nev al Accadving arrived at Hostut a Wednesday after being assigned to Anchorage in that harbor to day.
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Boston
Hostut
Portsmou th Isles of Shoals Excursion Trip Offer
A seaside excursion advert invites readers to join a day sail from Portsmouth to the Isles of Shoals aboard the Apwedore or the Geeane. Special trips run Tuesdays and Fridays with round trips, tickets on the day of issue, and warnings about limited space. The nearby New Hampshire jetty area is noted as the departure point with pleasant sea conditions and cooling breezes.
Rain Delays York Newel and Kittery Game Promises More Action
The text describes a rain disrupted York Newel and Kittery matchup with speculation that a rescheduled date may deliver a stronger crowd and closer contest. It notes enthusiasm for a better showing and hints at a promised postponement to a future day.
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York Newel
Kittery Tage Witeguts
Theoenninga
Walt
Kali
Lyon Rhin
Ne Nowram
Umorella Man Describes Isolation and Night Routine
A distressed speaker claims lifelong loneliness and self sufficiency. He describes living alone for decades with no wife and many friends and asserts no one interferes with him. At night he removes boots, coats himself, and hides under coverings.
Uniform stigma taints those in military service
In a periodical tone the piece discusses men forced before a public a in the military system, naming public figures and roles. It critiques societal judgment of veterans and service parades, reflecting anxiety about honor and duty within the armed forces and civilian perception.
Work Wanted Ad by William Pl Gardner at 27 South Street
Odd jobs listed include carpet cleaning weed cutting cemetery care garden work and trimming with Lusher as a specialty. Contact William Pl Gardner at 27 South Street or by phone 349-2 for prompt attention. A society event is hinted to occur later Saturday evening.
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Wale Quan
Sonth Street
William PL Gardner
South Street
Joy to the Fat Man and a Faint World View
Fragmentary OCR text shows odd phrases about a fat man, world view, and unclear references. Likely garbled script with no coherent event, persons, or organizations to identify a clear news item or summary.
Mourned Manly Pie Lie? Clarifies insurgent revolt stance
Fragmentary notes describe planners and engineers, labeling UAE revolutionaries and insurgents. The text hints at political unrest and threats of insurrection while stressing lawful behavior and avoidance of violence.
Man the Driver Says Women Can’t Drive
An argument asserts no man will admit a woman can drive better and notes women on horses misstep. It laments a man who tries driving with a woman and warns that a man who earns a woman’s respect should avoid letting anger flare.
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Alyne
The Lee Napoleon Scion Amid Yacht Harbor Oddities
The article fragment depicts a wealthy magnate aboard a yacht at a wind swept harbour while a relative muses on “queer people.” A sweatshep worker reports loss of two infants and wages paid in advance. The magnate orders Wire HQ to raise prices by twenty percent.
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Lee Napoleon
Tha Geet
Wiod-Siept
Alice Yeaterday
Lindvanie
Abr
Aver Hla Hain
Aver Hla Hain Payuedroncheid Pynpetrik
Bismarck’s Nature Talk Sparks Reflective Praise
The speaker praises nature and country walks, noting the eye can notice details when deeply observed. A belief is voiced that seeing through an eye benefits from patient attention and thoughtful reflection, likening it to savoring grass and shade. Brown glasses favored over blue in eye protection, recommended by a Swiss eyewear expert.
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Dunmarck
Ull
de. Gunth
Woolen Underwear Mystery: Stranded War-Era Illness Tale
A garbled wartime item details a strange incident involving woolen undergarments and a medical warning. The fragment mentions illness, a person named Mama, and references to vaccination or bolted cholera concerns, but the text remains obscure and incomplete.
The Mysteriova Time Rots Wil Yer Die to Het Oup
A fragmentary note from a newspaper page hints at a clock or time anomaly with cryptic wording about an hour later than yesterday morning, attributed to Panel and involving Rots and Wil Yer Die to Het Oup. The readable text is highly garbled.
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Mysteriova
Grailea First Mentioned in Cryptic Chicago Notice
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a promotional line and a note about a tears and reserva flor a phrase. Mentions Chicago Record-Herald and a fall timing, but details are unclear and incomplete.
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Eniles
Herahl
A Woman's Limitations In A Forested Realm
An odd fragment presents a forest setting with a woman navigating limits and a spell weaving attempt. The text hints at a rustic, folk tone and a focus on personal capability amid woodland surroundings. Names or concrete events are not clear in the readable portions.
Cigar Box Egg Tester Instructions Fragment
Fragmentary OCR describes constructing a simple cigar box egg tester with parts cut from wood and thin boards. It details hole sizes, board placements, and how to assemble pieces with metal paint and fasteners, forming a device to test eggs.
Care of Chicks and Vitality for Strong Birds
The article discusses water management, cement under a coop, and strict pen branding for health, emphasizing vigorous chicks. It warns against fatty diets and urges active exercise, mixed feed with bone and meat, and early feeding to develop strong heart and muscular vitality in late and early broods. It notes September chicks of certain breeds should begin laying by February.
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Wymouth
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