Car Crash Injures Driver in Wyoming Incident
Yesterday morning in Wyoming a collision occurred involving a doctor driving an old car loaded with coal. The rear ended another vehicle causing severe damage and entrapment, necessitating extrication efforts. Insurance coverage and repair costs appear extensive and not expected to come from the driver personally.
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Statford
Old Court
Aluse
Ohruck
Doe Carvey Insurance
Jutanich Acellenta
No Hunting Allowed and Local Notices Include Visitors
An assortment of scanned notices bans mining and warns of penalties. The piece lists names such as Joe Abernathy and Packard, mentions visitors to Humboldt and Des Moines, and notes a funeral in Late Verne with scattered misreadings.
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Sumnebokle
Amechurey
Meadul Mas
Methery
Port Dodge
G. Hy
Surgeon seeks lunar rodent cure for London rats
An article discusses a proposed method to exterminate rats in London using a physician’s plan from the London College of Peglology. It outlines culling as a solution and mentions detectives and a method involving blue butterflies and rooms to locate bodies during summer.
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Mark Hovel
London College ‘of Peglology
Jelyland
Daora
Work of Many Men Demonstrates Portable Leath Drill
A fragmentary report from Popular Science Monthly notes a California trial where a portable leath¢ drill, operated by two automated devices, bored 80,000 grape holes in ten days. The method saved about $100 daily in labor costs. Six thousand holes, each three inches in diameter and eighteen inches deep, were drilled per day.
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Trritory
California
Wave Popular Science Monthly
Bandit Faces Arrest After String of Demands in North Bergen
Police report a suspect in North Bergen known for threatening pedestrians to obtain money. The man allegedly demanded escalating sums including five dollars, eight dollars, and thirty five cents, warning of force if met with refusal.
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Mauitit
North Bergen
Vietin
Nile
Photographs Taken of Brigadier General Mitchell Train Ride
An early 20th century item notes Brigadier General Mitchell boarding a Dayton to Washington train and being photographed en route. The image circulated, with a caption naming General Mitchell as the train passed through Xenia about seventeen miles from Dayton.
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Cineral Mitehell
Dayton
Ohio
Washington
Mitehell
Xenia
Mitchell
London Fountains Reopen Amid Volunteer Efforts
In London a revived push sees public fountains returning to service with community volunteers guiding usage and maintenance. The program targets safer access to drinking water while addressing past neglect and curbside vandalism.
Local Notes and Social Chat From the Week
The fragment lists a move to Sioux City for Nordar to work with a contractor the weekend. It notes a birthday party for Alice Youney and St Patrick’s event, visits by Millte Krutainger, Lucille sher wow haute fron Early with Myleland Houaton, and a Luverne volleyball game. Mentions Walter Craig with a sore throat and a story about The Corner Store and M B Richardson Co promoting events this Friday and Saturday with three free inches for town.
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Nordar
Walter Graig
Walter
Renwick
M. B. Richardson & Co
Cold in the Head and Remedies Offer Quick Relief
A partial 1910s style notice describes a home treatment for colds including medicine and ointment to ease runny nose and congestion. It mentions a healer or advertiser recommending products to restore energy and combat malaise, with unclear dates and a local name.
National Forests Reserve Vast Areas for Military Use
Large tracts across Georgia and nearby regions are designated as national forests with portions set aside for military preparation and testing. The Benning area and other sites total about 157,000,001 acres, providing timber, watershed protection, and wildlife refuge while supporting national defense needs.
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Wuiler
Tungress
Jim
Benning
Coluabus
Bennioy
Georgia
Lignhal
Julie Tune
Tautodace Timber
Perpetuak Gape
Perpetuak Gape Py Wiki As Well As Pormmiete Recreste
Boyealt Declared Amid Pop-Hey Exchange
A lively exchange erupts as Pop-Hey announces a boyealt amid playful banter and marching cheer. Local figures join the crowd in a lighthearted stunt, signaling a communal mood and festive spectacle.
Insects Tested with Fused Poisons by U S Department
A damaged OCR note from a 19th or early 20th century report describes United States Department of Culture experiments. Chemists extract grants from insects to create semantically meaningful inheritance tools. Early trials involve poison bolls and efforts to defend against pests.
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Hifcuin
Conquest of the Desert Maritime Trek Described
Fragmentary text depicts harsh desert conditions and a struggle against hostile currents and vehicles. It mentions traditional boasts undermined by modern transport and a sense of invincibility eroding under new stress.
Tourists Boost British Columbia In Slow Season
A Vancouver Sun report notes a notable rise in tourist numbers in the province during a typically quiet period. Early estimates indicate visitors contribute significantly to local banks and commerce despite overall weaker activity.
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British Columb Aia
Vancouver
Half Clothes And Methane Store On Broadway
Fragmentary report notes on Broadway venues and outfits for theater treasurers. Mentions Deed and shades, average office absences, and Hendry traveling toward Ten and etes with references to upper fort and light trousers.
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Broadway
Hendry
New York
Minster theory notes and scattered attributions surface
Fragmentary lines reference a late theory of selidivity and a German record with 2615 potifications. Mentions Bennee Teton Movie and unpub material tied to Rid davies ardigles and Lehi Mbeya.
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Peer
Bennee
Rid Davies Ardigles
New York Paper Stokes Doubt Over Tateos Claim
A New York newspaper questions the assertion that Tateos is superior to Tebing, arguing the claim is weaker and has already been challenged by Collier's Weekly.
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New York City
Tatio
Tad Tanta
Tebing
Galt
Collier's Weekly
Untitled Fragment Sparks Confused Juxtaposition
Fragmentary text presents garbled phrases and stray names, yielding no clear event or identifiable subjects. The readable portions resemble a jumble of misheard words and nonsensical quotes.
Happiness Found Only In Unhappiness Reflected In Editorial
A Christian Science Monitor note questions the idea that people are happiest when unhappy. The piece cites a quote about truth in thought and a rhyme about wanting what one lacks. It observes how many share this ambivalence and ponders whether contentment truly lies in dissatisfaction.
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Ind
Imaun
Christian Science Monitor
Births and Deaths Set to Equate by 1960 Say Scientists
Dr RM Harper of the Florida state geological survey warned at a Washington meeting that if immigration stays limited and the birth rate declines, deaths will equal births within thirty years and population growth will cease. He noted the birth rate has been dropping since decades and that southern blacks have lower, shrinking family sizes than whites.
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RM. Harper
Lloridi State Geological Survey
Whoa
Geological’ Society
Washington
Kansas City Star
Critic Animus Le Meneken Reflects On Criticism
An excerpt recounts Animus H. Le Meneken discussing negative remarks from New York critics. He recalls a Baltimore movie admission exchange with a colored man in livery, who warns of consequences for crude talk, illustrating tensions between opinion and propriety.
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Animus
H. le Meneken
New York
Meneken
Baltimore
George
Cei
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Chaotic Dialogue
A garbled excerpt shows a teacher and pupils in disjointed dialogue about family and belonging. The text hints at personal questions about children and spouses, with mistyped names and broken phrases, suggesting a damaged historical page segment.
Ring Found After Five Years In Plum Orchard
Mrs James Crory recovered a signet ring she lost five years earlier near her home in Syeneuse Nebraska. The band member Crary, reportedly her husband, tracked prairie chickens near the Wyoming border and found a corroded ring that, when cleaned, revealed the initials matching the long lost signet.
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James Crory
Syeneuse
Neb
Venliy Dudge Crary
Wyoming Line
Crary
Unclear Package Distribution Sparks Household Mystery
A misaddressed package addressed to K Lemons, Bloodnsburg, arrived at Mr and Mrs W A Lompus home. Six children Kenney Keith Garl Kathryn Kelme and Klar claimed it. The puzzle around ownership remained unsolved until the box was opened.
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Christus
K. Lemons
Bloodnsburg
W. A. Lompus
Lousehold
Kenney
Keith
Garl
Kathryn
Kelme
Klar
Helium Supply and Purification at Lakehurst Station
Chemists note a growing helium reserve sufficient for air and naval needs though contamination and gas waste reduce efficiency. At Lakehurst Naval Air Station a unique plant purifies helium by passing it over activated charcoal at liquid air temperature, removing impurities and yielding high purity helium.
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Dt RB. Moore
United States Bureau of Anines
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
W. J
Pr Ocean
Compressal
Aie Magazine
Mary Bears Into Business With New Store Venture
A fragment notes an idea of Mary Bear entering business to operate a store. The snippet hints at plans to open a shop and start a small retail venture, though details are limited.
Three Youths Share Snack With Street Chow
In a crowded Washington Street scene a small dog shivers as a trio of college youths notice it. One leader retrieves a sandwich from a store, then hands it to the dog while pedestrians watch. A stylish girl from a nearby shop emerges with her pet Chow before boarding a limousine.
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Washingeen
Giderall
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Chauncey Depew Narrates Selfishness Of Women In New York
Chauncey M Depew debates marriage and selfishness in a humorous roundabout exchange set in New York. An unnamed interlocutor notes a five foot bachelor and a dismissive remark about women while sketching a playful social scene from a Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph report.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Data
Hoarty
New York
Pittsburgh — Chronicle- Velegraph
Pigeon Leads Boys to Hidden Robbery Letters
Two Montgomery youths Wilki Avinger and Marion Threasher found a stash of insurance letters and forged documents after a wounded pigeon limped into a sewer inlet and a heavy manhole lid was lifted. The letters revealed an inland theft scheme connected to an elaborate break in.
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Montgomery
Ala
Eliveka
Wilki Avinger
Marion
Aids Unfortunates Fund Left by Late Merchant
Hector Saszoon a Loader born merchant left a trust of 200000 to aid first time law violators unmarried mothers and their children. Trustees may establish programs across the country and beyond to carry out the benefaction.
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Hector Saszoon
Willionaire Merchant
Loader and Donghorns
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Ed Sinpyon
Henry Eaatman
Holinke
H. Frank
AV K, Price
Cignaré Hanson
Brith
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Grean
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Ardinista
William Swanke
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W. H. Long
Renwick, Inwa
M. G. Rockwood
Iowa
L. R. Turner
Guice
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H. Stafford, D. V. M
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Reowiek, Iowa
Mickie
Rome
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Atria
Miles
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