Birds Holler Musical Triads Across London Times
C C Bartrum reports hearing a bird sing an arpeggio while EB Hawes notes a blackbird singing two triplets starting on the fifth. WM L Howensen cites a Streatham thrush singing the tune of The Campbells Are Coming, while F G Highe of Castleacre records a thrush repeating a major triad arpeggio and H C Barton hears a thrush whistle the minor subdominant and tonic of the relative major in perfect tune.
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C. C. Bartrum
Hawes
WM. L. Howensen
Streatham
Campbells
F. G. Highe
Castleacre
Norfolk
Letting Himself Down Essy Restau rant Stutterer in the Financial District
A genial, overweight man in a city restaurant struggles to order as a helpful bystander interprets the bill of fare. The tongue tied patron mutters he sometimes gets stuck on a word while his friend guides him through the exchange.
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Essy
Financial District
Wall Street Journal
Get Rid Of It Run Could Be Healed By Doctor Sale
A man complains of a slow, rundown feeling and seeks medical help. The doctor suggests fresh air and a country motor run, offering to sell him his own car to facilitate the plan. The exchange ends with the doctor proposing the quick fix of a vehicle sale.
Better Than Cavalry Motorcycle Trials Reported
A wartime dispatch notes motorcycles may replace cavalry. A test team rode two drops to a distant site 4 miles away and a return run to Port Bliss, with a second raid 18 miles distant. The motorcycle camp reached the spot by mule convoys as the test trip aimed to show cavalry alternatives.
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Ort Tiss
Port Bliss
Nltules
Lewes
Fragmented Text Reflects Unclear Medical Debate
The passage presents a garbled discussion on deafness, its cure, and medical authority. It mentions constitutional remedies and speculative remedies, with unclear references to individuals and institutions. The ailing prose suggests editorial noise rather than a cohesive report.
Local items from a small town journal mix news and ads
A tidied compilation of notes from a local paper recounts holiday visits and household updates. It notes school reopening after New Year, a revival at the Methodist Church, local business ads, and residents visiting relatives in Missouri and Illinois. It mentions eye care with Dr Boyd, bargain glassware at Woolford’s Variety Store, and a wedding in St Louis.
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Woolford's
Priest Objects to Being Styled a Preacher
A clergyman protests his styling as a preacher, objecting to the wording of marriage rites and certain church forms. The note discusses a change in wording and the impact on vows, with references to Father Collins and others in the community.
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Jaukeot
Yietest
Hyedoher
Collins
Tvatioes
Topezark and town events amid unclear local notices
Fragmented OCR text references Topezark Anderson and St tol Dit Worth ehe, mentions J. 8. Misin and a schedule around a week’s events. Hazy details indicate municipal notices or community happenings with dates and names but readability is limited.
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Poo Anderson
Funeral rites mark Belgrade wedding and deaths
A late wedding and multiple deaths are noted in Belgrade with services led by Reverend Porhune. The event includes a wedding of Pattie Methoetowe and Latye congress attendee, with mourners and offerings described. The report lists attendees, a Christlike burial, and mentions other local residents in attendance and in mourning.
County Officials Change In New Year In County Seat
Beginning January first Mlewett Smith will replace H C Bell as county clerk L W Caney succeeds Luther Cresswell as sheriff and attorney Parke Banta takes over as district attorney John Complen will become county assessor replacing H Smith but will not hold court house office Heather Cole of Colosi and N W Talley of Belgrade named county judges Talley and Treaster Robinson succeed for county surveyor. all new officials except Judge Cole are Republicans Sheriff Cresewell will remain at Trondale where he runs a livery business.
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Mlewett Smith
H.C. Bells County Clek
L. W. Caney
Luther Cresswell
Parke
Banta
W. A. Cooper
John Complen
Oifica
H. Smith
Notice on subscription rates for county and out-of-county readers
Coded after January 1, 117, the nies o of the Detest Journal to sub sribers outside of the county will be 1.28 per year. To subscribers with the county the present rate will be vissued.
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Wom. Wiener
Winerah
Dom. Wieger
William Mayne College
Sharble Vlg
Theological
Louray
Marriage Notices From St Louis Area Public Records
Sparse OCR fragments list names and places in a collage of marriage notices. Individuals include Dennis Alexander Trondale and Palmer McClain with various towns in Missouri such as Desloge Mineral Point Irondale and Belgrade. The text appears as garbled OCR with multiple stray punctuation marks and incomplete lines.
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Dennis Alexander
Trondale
Mosellie Hinper
Desloge
Palmer
Ima McClain
Quaker
Artty
N. Gough
Itosie
Valle d ' Ert
Alpter
Irondale
Ray Fortune Belgrade
Hastie
McGirew
Venta Stebonis
Siwia
Wopewell
Very A. Cariyor St. Lowie
Tile
Monier
Topewed
Toorles
Woes
Caledonia
Vera Mity Kane Falmer
Hones
Wiliaar Winckwell
Hia Ib
Hopkins
Aveta Hernevindan
Isaje Gorse Ee Deattyy
Journal Office for Your Job Posting
A brief notice from the newspaper offering its services for job postings. It advertises that the office handles placement with a promise of accuracy and timely publication for employers seeking applicants. The item reads as a small classified-style insert.
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T'e Journal Office
Local Briefs Highlight Transport and Visits
Glen Smith shipped a carload of cattle and Felt Smith a carload of hogs Monday. The Bell Telephone long distance service has been installed in the rail road station for train dispatching. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Wishon toured St Louis to consult a specialist about Mrs Wishon health. Married December 21, Vert Bainter and Anna Mosebur at Irondale with Justice of the Peace Ward officiating. John and William Eversole from Cale oala home for holiday from Fulton. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Fortune of St Louis visiting parents. Capt and Mrs. J. F. Bennett visit from the area. Prof. Elmer Kirkpatrick of California was a visitor. James A Bennett and his wife, from Boise, Idaho, visiting over holidays. Charles J Bennett of St Louis and John W Bennett of Evansville. Weather turned colder with temperatures near 1 degree below zero. Tivte O Neal and family and Mary O Neal visit their mother Mrs. M C O Neal of Hazel Glen.
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Bell
Jonathan Wishon
Caleoala
Fulton
M. F. Fortune
St. Louis
J. F. Bennett
Phillips
Bonne Terre
Charles Rutledge
Elmer Kirkpatrick
Caledonia
James A
Boise
Idaho
Charles J
Juhin W
Evansville
Lui
Private sale of Sloan farm horses and livestock
On January 4, 1915, at private sale near Iron Date, T. F. Sloan's farm offers two brood mares with witherlings, four saddlebreaks, four and one year olds, a trotting pole team, an extra-smooth draft outfit, a draft horse team, two fine geldings, two thoroughbred island China boar pigs four months old, machinery, and farming implements.
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Belnging
T. F. Sloan
Irondate
Polves
J. Me Sloan
Siecomt
Mop
Clue Sloan
Tromdale
Min
House Full of Rabbits
Perryville Republican reports a curious local tale about a resident on Route 2, Hinry Kate, where a rabbit event unfolds with a hat and strange coincidence. The piece notes seven items found and an unexpected outcome linked to a community club's seven prior efforts.
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Sys
Perryville
Kate
Route 2
Bea
Kalheti
Evan
Dad
Notice of Stockholders Meeting for Rap had Doped Wall Bank
Notice is given of the annual stockholders meeting of the Rap had Doped Wall Bank in Paul Missouri on the seen day of January TNT. Sessions begin at torch a tow and continue at least three hours with the object to elect five directors and for the transaction of any other business that may come before the meeting. Hk. White, President, Po. Heathey Coohier
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Bankite Dudeda
Paul
Missouri
TNT
Duneediti
Hk. White
Po. Heathey Coohier
Pig Goes to School in North Carolina Demonstration
A rural North Carolina school used a trained pig to spark a community agriculture program. Students built a modern pen, planted grain and cabbage plots, and held a public reception with an illustrated talk on pig farming. The initiative aims to expand land and bring in supplies, with local officials noting potential political benefits.
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North Carolina
Livhe
Apd
Automobile Driven Barge Operates at Abenleen WA
Report of a barge at Abenleen Washington capable of being driven by an automobile. The design allows the vehicle to propel the barge across a two mile wide waterway with rear wheels supporting and steering on a Camper track apparatus. Journal notes describe the innovative propulsion method and its novelty.
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Abenleen
Waah
Lowe
Executors Notice in Probate of F. E. Cole
Notice is given that letters testamentary for the estate of F. E. Cole were granted on the 28th day of November by the Probate Court of Washington County Missouri. All persons with claims against the estate must present them for allowance to the executor within six months after the letters date or be precluded from any benefit. Claims must be filed within one year from the date of the last publication to avoid forever barring. December d, 1914, Percy Cole Executor.
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F. E. Cole
Washington County
Missouri
Siz
How the King Signs Laws In Royal Commission Notation
A historic note explains royal assent, the king signing laws only through a royal commission. It describes how certain parliamentary acts are drafted, sealed, and presented for the sovereign’s signature, with the stamp and presence mechanics clarified in period terms. It mentions the process, budget framing, and the need for the king to sign via commission when unable to act personally.
Change as a Measure of Love and Habit
A reflective paragraph on human memory and social debt. It compares love to a loan, where favors are given with the expectation of repayment in kind. The piece notes people keep "account books" of kindness and share their benevolence publicly to avoid being perceived as selfish, highlighting social obligation and reputation.
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Mourtestes
Teaching Safety to Echoo Children in Brooklyn Schools
Mrs. Katherine D. Larrabee of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit bureau of public safety led a summer safety campaign showing danger and green safety emblems to children in Brooklyn vacation schools and playgrounds. The effort, under the Brooklyn Institute for Safety and the board of education, highlighted the importance of the green symbol and safety concepts to young students.
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Echoo
Katherine D. Larrabee
Bureau of Public Safety
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Institute For Safety
Board of Education
Dean's Kidney Pills Restore Morning Comfort
A Mineral Point, Missouri farmer testifies that persistent back ache and morning lameness due to weakened kidneys were cured by Dean's Kidney Pills. He says the remedy removed gnawing pain and regulated kidney secretions. Price 50 cents at dealers. Ask for Dean's Kidney Pills Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Neal
Dean
Mila
Tok
Higgins
Point
Milburn Co
Buffalo
Traditional Soups and Stews From a Mother's Kitchen
Recipes for quick mutton and potato soup, garlic veal stock, and cream thickened soups. Includes tomato sage soup, veal and barley chicken broth, veal knuckle stock with onions and celery, rice and vent stock soup, and carrot soup with croutons. Contains cooking tips, seasonings, and serving notes.
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Pommane Crear
Dracunpont
Raetor
Ubiaberr
J. M. Sloan
Bismarck
M. E. Rhodes
G. & Boyd
Eatloks
Orth Few Mineral Put
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Louis
Geations
1Beani
Poin
Len
Gomu South
Dee Cube
Ceernpread
Ceaarrly
Deaton
Ite
Inet
Tax Collector's Office
G. P. Amilay of
DeSoto
Methodist Church
Jas. A. Shielda
Latenville, Mo
Dr. Boyd
Woolford'’s
Mrs. Lee Townsend
Little Daughter
C. A. Young
Cadet
Sam Black
Fulton, Mo
Heagler
Misa Ava Cresewell of Monmouth, Ii
Bone
Julia Mc Iloughlin
J.P. Townsend
George McMillan
Belgrade
N. A. Maxwell
Belarede
Sister
Als, la Ey Larthin
Journal
Woolford
Goodyear
Ehanna
Woulfers Vaniely
Mali
St. Lois
J. H. Hall
Messrs. W. OR
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Arkansas
Ing Ois
Wonlfontia
Tou Federal Lead Company
Plat Wiser
Sorka
Mre. N. A. Manneill
Eon
Mr. Mo
Poents
Jobe
Ol Ihemarck
Melisa
Neboudane
Astmes
Nanawell
Westbrook
Matt Westtinck
Perpost
Poplar Hhat
Poplar Hlaft
Actrbere
Expeee
Woollard’s
Hemington
Emory
Wilson
Potori Ani
Martha B. Forrister
Lead Belt News
St. Francois County
Farmington
John Bell
Angle San
Mattsbury
Fortune
Annibal
W. J. Parker
Gerryman
Parker
Tain
Mandhessi County
Basrell
Monteay
Acedia
Wilen Ah Urantines
Coles
Isu
Evers
Tromton
Thames Prevente Sa
Mans Vail
Diddy
Avery
J.W. Jaeseon
Haute So
Field Aptersilie
Cariervile
Wien
Breteynery
Topezark
Mite
Pattie Methoetowe
Porhune
Joe
St. Bouts
James
Joey
Icenbes
Glen Smith
Felt Smith
Tivte O' Neal
Marry O'Neal
M.C. O'Neal
Hazel Glen
Eubectibe
Washington County Bank
Percy Cole
George
Bari
Worl of
Unieuth
Dpearton
Li Yon Lung
Hu Nko
Chang Chong Hong
Chang
Legin
Aoke Cheng
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