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Mr. Linton Park, now an annmate at the Soldiers' and Sailors' home in Erie Pa., joined in the chorus. He enlisted in Washington and served in the Second District of Columbia regiment. A vegetarian, he joked about pork rations while noting Lincoln’s casual note granting him permission to browse wherever he pleased.
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Erie
Abraham
Washington
District of Columbia
Park
Lisenia
Iaul
Ebgyar
Indiana
Lipoutn
Lincon
Luncoln
Prisoner and judge quarrel over sentence in Defiance case
A fragmented court scene shows the prisoner pleading for a fair sentence while discussing the trial’s outcome. The dialogue references a housewife, consumer brands, and a message about Defiance Stares, with unclear connections to legal judgment.
Kicker by Habit Provokes Mixed Reactions at Hotel Office
The Washington Star quotes hotel staff on a guest described as quick to kick into action upon entering the office. The clerk notes the man acts as if accustomed to dealing with the worst of every situation, prompting remarks from the proprietor.
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Keem
Hotel
Cleri
Winchington Star
Defianve Storeh Advice Reaches Dealers
An unclear notice advises returning undelivered items to the dealer if not present, claiming a one third increase in the fine money. It asserts it will provide satisfaction and will not stick to the room.
Old Squeue in Kodak Plane Reveals Pleasant View
Fragmentary notice describes a Kodak plane moment and commentary on a photo. It mentions a person nicknamed Squeue and hints at a Worcester or Lawl party. The text appears as draft notes with unclear names and places.
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Kodak
Houston
Brate-Teith Pleads Amid Daring Rescue Effort
In a brief dispatch, Brate-Teith laments YT cannot dive without a partner while Calumitts Dispatch notes the girl questions his job loss as danger lingers during the mission.
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Brate- Teith
Calumitts Dispatch
Stray Stories Debris Lettering in Odd Phrase
A fragmented scrap mocks poetic phrasing with jagged words like erand noble wheetie and beautify, thanking Miss Viking in a playful stray story fragment. The odd formatting hints at a humor column or stray snippet from a larger page.
Feet tall marvel appears in Philadelphia report
A garbled note describes a person named Tess from Chicago, claiming she would reach seven feet when on tiptoe, suggesting extraordinary height in a Philadelphia context. The text mixes fragments and unclear phrasing about measurement, movement, and location without a clear event.
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Tess
Chicago
Philadelphia
The Limit. Enfivhor-Wis miscarriage of Sirstte ot Thyker
The fragment references a miscarriage of something titled The Limit with distorted names likely from a NY Sun page. It appears as garbled OCR with no clear person, place, or event details to confirm a concrete news item.
Royal Wedding in Madrid for Alfonso and Victoria
King Alfonso XIII of Spain and Princess Ena of Battenberg wed in a Madrid ceremony attended by about 2,000 guests including ambassadors. Cardinal Senda officiated, urging fidelity and duty. The couple left for La Granja and plan a week of celebrations before a honeymoon in June at Segovia.
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Madrid
Alfonso Nill
Spain
Ena
Battenberg
Victora
Edward of Great Moitail
la Jenonime e@ Real
Ciardinal Sindha
Toledo
Mhotie
Nally Cher
Alfonso XIII
Alfonso
Petister
Sean Poturt
Missouri Socialists Nominate State Ticket
Missouri socialists at Jefferson City state convention nominate a slate including a lone term and short term candidates. Heated remarks condemn existing officials and call for reforms as the rail and mining authorities face criticism.
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Missouri
Jefferson
Leawood, Mower and Perebee
Western Federation
Cotton association session in Jackson Miss ties world demand
In Jackson Mississippi the presidents and secretaries of state divisions of the Southern Cotton association meet. They note that this year’s acre increase will be under three percent and the world will require a substantial supply to meet natural consumption.
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Ita
Jackson. Miss
Southern Cotton Association
Yrvey
Missouri fruit industry basks in record prospects
The Missouri fruit outlook contradicts earlier prophecies with a strong northern crop and smaller southern harvest. Apple yields lead as the premier Missouri crop with a world class status. 20,000,000 fruit trees statewide, many apple varieties favored for different seasons. Post office workload in Missouri and Kansas City shows steady growth in revenue and personnel across the past five years.
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Columbia Herald
Missouri
Shutsersman
New Zeaaland
New Zeaaland In Larce
Whitten
Missouri River
Missouri State Horticultural Society
Lowell
Matten Rigsh
Jeffries
Jonathan
Grimes Golden
Broadwell
Ben Davis
Harris
Flemre
Kansas City
Tuelling
Missouri Drainage Costs and River Flood Wrecks Report
A flood narrative recalls a Middletown youth saving his mule team from a swollen creek while other miners and riders suffer losses. The Missouri drainage canal suit costs Missouri USD 19 202 27 with sanitary district exceptions. Separate items note a shooting near Westhero a bank sale in Clinton and a fatality near Marceline plus a boy’s accidental shooting near La Monta.
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Missouri
Mast Pas
Supreme Court of the United
Thoughts for Quiet Hope in a World of Blurred Glasses
A reflective piece urging clear vision and honest faith while critiquing hidden religion and social critique. It notes laziness in preparation invites critique of price distribution and hints at inviting the wealthier into the pulpit as a form of engagement.
One Question Settice in a Chicago Tribune comic snippet
A light dialogue snippet shows Hedzi Wynne replying to Ketchum A Cummin about summer plans. Wynne says he will spend the months at any "darness place" his wife and daughters can work on, reflecting a humorous travel or leisure joke from the Chicago Tribune.
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Ketchum A. Cummin
Hedzi Wynne
Darness Place
Disfiguring Skin Humor Prompts Cuta Cuticura Remedy Endorsement
Thomas M Roaster of 824 Prospect Street East Orange New Jersey reports relief from a long battle with eczema after using Cuticura Ointment and Soap. He says his condition worsened before treatment and prevented work, but within weeks he recovered fully and recommends the remedies to others seeking a speedy cure.
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Atlas
Thomas M. Roasiter
Prospect Street
Mast Orange
N. J
Mar
Peril and unexpected gifts after wreck told in brief
A New York Tribune note says Captain Mark Casto received a £1500 bravery gift for the Cherokee wreck. A humorous tale contrasts a late night return by a husband with a wife remark, then shifts to an advertisement praising Defiance starch for household use and its chemical-free formula and value.
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Mark Casto
New York Tribune
Capt
Casto
Scintillations and Witty Domestic Snippets
A collage of quips and proverbs from various papers, including Ram's Horn and Chicago Daily News. Notes on satire, Mars conversation, and a joke about packing for a train, plus a jab at Defiance Starch and farm life humor. Mixed, fragmentary items read like a humor page.
Pat's Idea of an Island
Patrick and a teacher discuss an island described as a place you cannot leave without a boat. The playful dialogue hints at a rough island image with nautical imagery and regional speech.
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Pat
Patrick
Ailing Women Find Relief with Kidney Pills in Texas
Mrs. W. G. Davis of Groesbeck Texas testifies that kidney pills eased back pain dizziness and headaches. She reports passing gravel stones after starting Dean's Kidney Pills and says she recovered fully with lasting health gains. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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W. G. Davis
Groesbeck
Texas
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
City Hall Requested By Indy On Streetcar
Willine asks for the city hall from a streetcar conductor who, as a new employee, adheres to company rules about courtesy. A green feathered lady cites priority and offers another building option. The passage ends with a reflection on self-improvement through self-delusion.
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Willine
City Hall
the Indy
Detroit Free Press
Telephone mix up triggers quick exit in comic chat
A young woman teases a man about a missing telephone number, naming 6647 as the digits to call. He rapidly computes the meaning, realizes the joke, and hurries off in a brisk Chicago Tribune style comic moment.
Speech Rehearsal Sparks Neighbor’s Alarm, Uni/Peace Society
A Chicago Tribune note reports a neighbor misinterpreting a noise from upstairs as a disturbance. Mrs. Hewjams clarifies it is John rehearsing a speech for an upcoming Universal Peace Society event tomorrow.
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Hewjams
Jhn
Universal Peace Society
Chicago Tribune
Mrs Nurich Held Up inDetroit Pocketbook Scare
A Detroit Free Press snippet recalls Mrs Nurich being held up and robbed. She felt fearfully mad and worried others would think she had no money since she only had five cents in her pocket at the time.
Fainting Spells Cured by Williams Pink Pills
Anemia case from Watertown New York describes severe fainting spells and breathlessness. After trial of Dr Williams Pink Pills the patient, Mrs George Forrester, improved and was fully cured. The pills are claimed to increase red blood cells and restore health. Available from druggists or by mail at 50 cents per box, six boxes for $2.50.
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George Forrester
Curtis Street
Watertown
N.Y
Mrs Winston’s Soothing Syrup Advertisement
An old advertisement fragment cites Mrs Winston’s soothing syrup for teething children and claims it calms and quiets infants. The text includes odd phrases and a comic aside about opportunity and friends, with a Puck-like voice.
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Mrs. Winston
Puck
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