Property value surges in longterm Chicago area sale
An 1869 piece notes a Denver heart property with 180 panels and a Chicago lot on State Street rising from $3,000 in 1870 to well over $200,000 by later decades. It cites Beattle’s list and a 43,482 percent gain in 40 years, highlighting vast urban appreciation and notable deals across the Midwest.
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Wright Offerail
Heart
Denver
Ford
Cade
Tesige
Afinite Apolis
Fort
Siate Street
Chicago
Beattle
Jungle Studies To Be Conducted In Tropics By Pitt
The University of Pittsburgh will oversee jungle investigation courses in the tropics this coming summer. The New York Zoological Society tropical research station in Kare Tala British Guiana has been turned over to Pitt for several years with main work during summer months and a permanent site at the laboratory. A group of African students under Prof B M Willing from the department of zoology plans to leave Pittsburgh in close proximity to the program.
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He Tropica
University of Pittsburgh
Yo Zoological Govicry
Karetala
British Guiana
Nhe
Ja Geen
Aftren
Hu Department of Zoningy
Pittehnreh
Chinese Like Cigarettes Inflow From U S Dominates Exports
The fiscal year shows imports of nearly 7 000 and 30 600 cigarettes from the United States, accounting for about 72 percent of total exports. Names such as Homer and Mrs Dean Gradennn visit Engle Grove, while regional social events draw crowds and a large sale nears $10,000. A cornucopia of local notices speak to visits, funerals, road mishaps, and a fire alarm at the old Benner house with quick firefighting.
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China
United States
Mrea
G. Gugsbere
Sla
Mea
Thiel
Homer
Mra
Dean Gradennn
Engle Grove
Oscar Thiel
Ceylon
Mim
Thick Hame
Meservey
Thirhday
Robert DeVork
Inez Fee
Iniilnna
Mya
Lee
Trend
Charles Joseph Unll
Renwick
University of Tawa
Hall
Toussaint L'Overture
Student’s Relentless Grind Through Foundry Life
A student keeps early hours and works at a foundry every day to fund college, learning business along the way. He worries about costs and the future, but his mother insists he face his duties and return to studies, even as the strain shows.
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Ansi
Reforming Mirrold: plan to marry and teach him
A fragment discusses marrying Mirrold to reform him, asking about his views and noting an intention to teach him with a few lessons. It reveals speculation on changing a partner's beliefs and behavior. The text is incomplete but centers on an attempt at personal reform through marriage.
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Mirrold
Gigantic Peach Tree Exports and Wild Growth in China
Report cites the New Jersey agricultural experiment station exploring a giant peach tree found in China, noting height around 60 feet and a second tree with a 40 to 60 foot spread. U.S. Department of Agriculture imports and foreign seed trials aim to test these trees in New Jersey as potential forestry and farming assets.
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Jeteay
Brunswitks
Vnva
Hunt
Burewel
United States Department of Agricultard
Ghivia
Bude
United States
Department of Agriculture
Treaa
New Jersey
Farming in Cold Weather Requires Careful Storage
A Detroit News excerpt notes how growers use root cellars and proper cooling to preserve produce like hatness turnips carrots and parsnips. It contrasts rural handling with heated city cellars and advises on paying prices for Reagan era needs.
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Reagan
Detroit News
British armored craft history in wartime shipyards
The text outlines early British efforts to create armored ships and related engineering feats. It mentions engineers, the admiralty, a vessel named Phynderbolt, and parallel projects like the Chita derbul, noting Britain built a fleet of armored frigates in response to wartime needs and naval advances.
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Anval
Hive Collenerous
Ristiah
Admiralty
Ste Sas
Trad
Chathmn
Ae Dutching
Fas
Britain
Marry to Get Into Prisont Prisoners in Mexico City Rapidly Wed
Prisoners in the Mexico City penitentiary are being married quickly as judges perform ceremonies. A new law requires only wives may visit, prompting many applications to permit marriages. The enforcement aims to allow only visiting wives to attend prisoner weddings.
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Mexico City
Incomplete Tech Note Sparks Emergency Communications
Fragmentary OCR reports a failed telecommunication device in Japan and an accompanying apparatus seizure by the communications department. It notes a potential backup line via telephone and hints at readiness for emergency events.
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Radia
Japan
Hiedapatecho Department of Communications
Untitled chatter from a cryptic exchange
Fragmentary overheard dialogue features unnamed speakers discussing a flirtation and a father who supposedly earned wealth from a tunic. The garbled phrasing obscures concrete names, places, or dates, leaving a puzzling, unnamed social moment without clear context or outcome.
Argument of No Avail With Girl Like
Fragmentary dialogue describes a dinner scene with a girl, two men, and river travel in Florida. The text presents garbled exchanges about war debt, seating, and weather with an implied comparison to progress along a river, ending with a question about river conditions.
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Washington
Arope
Plorida
Hadi
Oriental and American Orientals differ in physiology
Fragmentary notes report a university nutrition test comparing Oriental women with American students. Findings suggest Oriental subjects have lower pulse rates by eight beats per minute, basal metabolism about 14 percent lower, and vital capacity roughly 30 percent lower.
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Neil Rat
Hintso
Fire McCleod
Crofts
Ini University
Pleasing Women The Eye to Please in Morley’s Phanderoon
Fragmentary OCR summarizes a passage from Christopher Morley’s Phanderoon about social dynamics with women. It reflects on happiness, sympathy, and the behavior of people when making eye contact. The text comments on misunderstandings and the notion that women have expectations shaping interactions.
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Christopher Morley
Lu Harper
Business That Began With Pin Money Turns Profit
Fifty years ago Mrs. Sh Gh Kidd of Teehmont Virginia started making picklelets with pin money. She built a business that spread across a large stretch of the United States. Now she has sold the firm to a New York syndicate for about one hundred thousand dollars.
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Kidd
Téehmont
Jira
United States
Mya
New York
Living Hand to Mouth Survey Reveals Widespread Poverty
A censored survey of Chicago shows millions in dire conditions with only a few securing steady work. The report warns that loss of daily wages would push many toward hunger, highlighting severe economic distress in the city.
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Chicago
Railroad Believed to Have the Steepest Grades in U S
The Uintah railway is described as possibly the most demanding line in the United States with steep grades, numerous curves, and rare locomotive types. It traverses Colorado and Utah toward the Michigan basin region, featuring miles of dual grade sections and sharp curvature, necessitating special engines for freight.
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Uintah Railway
Golorada
Michitabe
Uhaly
United States
Isiok
Hawkins,lil
Mile Post
Mily
Coountain
Gevre
Ltte
Vec
Die Money Talks Language Trend Question
A garbled query hints at language evolution or the phrase die money talks. It may reflect a mistranscribed thought about what language will dominate or which currency influences discourse in universities or societies.
Value of Insulin and Its Cure Claim
Dr. FG Ranting first extracted insulin from pancreatic glands and made it usable for diabetics. Dr. Building asserts all patients may now be monitored without danger, claiming abundant evidence of regeneration when high sugar levels are relieved and carbohydrate tolerance improves, potentially reducing insulin dependence.
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FG. Ranting
Builing
Punishment in Federal War Crimes Officees
Fragmentary travel notice reports that several prisoners were sentenced under the war crimes act. A middle aged woman questions possible price changes in Ohio as Milwaukee authorities discuss 16 to 18 month terms. an unclear exchange follows about punishment and distance.
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United States
Ho Federa
Milwaukee
Wis
Ohio
Sens
Sweets and Honey Compared for Weight Gain
The text argues honey fattening properties differ from sugar, noting honey is mostly water and contains vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants while sugar lacks these. It suggests honey has more water content and may be less fattening per equal sweetness, though both can contribute to weight gain.
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Harvey Wiley Sishit
Unsurveyed Atlantic Coast Waters Limit Survey Progress
The report notes America has surveyed little of its coast waters in recent years. It estimates about 150000 square miles of Atlantic waters remain uncharted and 10000 miles of coastline may need survey work along the Pacific coast. The hydrographic effort is described as slow and underfunded, with plans for continued field surveys in coming months.
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Atlantic
Fragmented Tibetan Letter Highlights Foreboding Tibet
A damaged OCR reads of a Tibetan oriented letter claims ministers of the Tibetan government discussed profits and harm from Tibet. It mentions a 68 year Weed era and a December date, though the text is garbled and hard to verify.
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Tibet
Fragmented text on religious inquiry and governance ethics
Fragmented OCR reads like a discussion of pasha and catechism, with references to Asia Minor and Asian rulers. The piece hints at interrogation about drinking water and religious duty, but it is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes. No identifiable individuals or organizations emerge clearly.
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Aharty
Din Te Luillon
Seere-Maida
Ahwin
Asia Minor
Harrisens
Pasha Eyperibec
Dhe
Coljntary
Trichina Roast Sparks Farm to Table Dispute
A college science professor ordered pork for experiments from a butcher, but the meat failed to arrive on time. The butcher claimed delivery. the professor pressed for an explanation, asking for the address, only to be told the pork was sent to his own house.
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Scigice- Int Ait Tae Diava College
Nlanmei
Wise Guy Prank Sidetracks Driving Lesson in California
In a fragment from a Los Angeles Times page, Lawrence tried teaching Vicka to drive, but after weeks of practice she quit cold. The piece notes confusion and cold feet, with characters Mickey Neilan and Kinthe referenced amid a California setting.
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Lawrence
Vicka
Vic
Kinthe
Mickey Neilan
Frankie
California
Jon Angeles Times
Scrap Steel Utilization Boosted by Scrap Dealers Boom
Scrap steel use in the United States rises as about 3,000 scrap metal dealers supply the industry. Modern yards deploy electric pugngets to handle material and some larger sites use automated grabbers to process scrap efficiently.
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United States
March of Improvement Hailed as Latest Cartel of Science
A garbled report mentions a March of Improvement and references the Neray tow Worlds, a prest itt to nalts Chiat daily twenty venre digo TE waes hailed. It notes byline Urfed and mentions headlight checks by some Favwet sail capers tying.
Fragments of a Peculiar Conversation on a Pennsylvania Station Scene
Disjointed dialogue describes a meeting at the Pennsylvania station with mentions of a multimillionaire and a wife arriving from Sheboygan. The text includes questions about accepting something and arranging means to meet her at the exit, with references to a private conveyance and a large sum, 48 dollars.
Dog Saves Child in England Earns Medal for Heroic Dog
A dog named Tony in Selty, England, attacked by a man who seized a child, prevented harm to a two year old girl. The dog dragged the assailant for a quarter mile to reach the pond where the man was stopped, saving the child with clothing torn. The dog receives recognition from the National Canine Defense League.
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Harry Anson
Selty
England
National Canine Defense’ League
Vondan Mail
Waller
Mr. Ancon
Tony
Dave
Arun
Embarrassing Mistake Near Church Entrance
A Chicago Tribune reader recounts a rainy day mishap at the church doorstep. In the tension of an ordering routine a boot snag and a peach pie on the threshold led to a humorous but mortifying moment, prompting laughter and sympathy.
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Chicago ‘Tribune
The Liar Detects Honest Look at Nine Men Lie
Detroit Newer reports a tellerist promis e at a downtown bank unveils tells for deception. The article notes eyes, neck veins, and inner posture reveal truth while outward actions may appear convincing.
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Bank
Pig
Fragmented OCR Summary of Vague Literacy Statistics
A garbled OCR passage references a literacy survey and government statistics. It mentions Brazil, ROCA ATA, and various percentages for illiteracy across regions but the text is unclear and contains errors making specifics unreliable. The article appears to discuss literacy rates and government data from a past period with distorted numbers.
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