Yank Sailors Battle Koreans In Fateful Port Raid
James Polker of New Park City reported to Joseph Jordan that American sailors aboard a warship clashed with Korean raiders. The encounter featured heavy fire from Korean howitzers and bold assaults on forward positions. The American gunners returned fire, inflicting casualties and repelling the raid with knightly valor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanid
Sath
Waattigtoi
Etorr
Janes Polker
New Park City
Joseph Jordan
Folker
Horse Latitudes and their doubtful origin in old sails
The article discusses the term Horse Latitudes used for a wind belt. It notes uncertain origins with a view that colonial ships carried horses from Europe and New England to the West Indies, sometimes throwing cargo overboard when detained, as described in Pathfinder Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubita
Allanile
Innes
Europe
New England
Indies
Pathfinder Magazine
Weather Prognosis and Errant Probabilities Echoed
The extract discusses misgivings about weather forecasts, noting the Weather Bureau’s predictions of cold winter while recent trends show warmth. It mentions long term records, atmospheric phenomena, and speculative ideas like large-scale holes in the atmosphere affecting temperatures, reflecting cautious uncertainty about predictive accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethrintic Oyeien
Saya
Weather Bureau
Fragmentary Text On Historical Estates And Orders
A garbled passage discusses the three medieval estates in Britain and France, noting the royal role and the division among nobles clergy and commoners. It references a 1784 context and mentions unclear ties to a Kansas City item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Kansas City
Guava Varieties and Uses Across Regions
The article notes guava grows in Latin America and the West Indies with over 100 species. It discusses propagation by seed and vegetative methods, and mentions culinary uses such as raw fruit, pies, and desserts like cheese and syrup, reflecting regional cultivation and processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airesta
Besloo
West Hindos
Swift Motor Car Achieves High Speed Potential
A Swift Motor Car development claims capable of high speed and acceleration beyond three miles per hour. The engine weighs 800 pounds and produces power sufficient for a full mile test at top speed, requiring a stretch of at least seven miles for evaluation.
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Swift Motor Car
Bel
Old Prints and Antiques Draw Collectors in New York Market
A fragmentary account notes rising interest in early American prints and artifacts. Collectors in New York pursue scarce items like Hemingtishan pieces and frontier era motifs, with prices ranging from modest sums to higher bids as markets show growing popularity among Mesa collectors and others in the antique trade.
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Alon
Tie Amertena Ark
Corrier
Pardonable Error Nine Elon at Avenue de Wagram
In the evening crowds gather on Avenue de Wagram for a parade of posters and revelers. A majestic figure in scarlet robes leads, followed by violet, as masked figures unveil themselves amid the crowd. The scene shifts to reveal Roland Goarelin at the erasing session of the Aincexnn congress as the ball is set for the next night.
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Avenue de Wagram
Mainewey
Wagram
Roland Goarelin
Caravan Raute A CUTAN AT poale in Tehran talks
In Tehran the Paraiay Bulle reports a talk on Inr2h with Diy Savi Tron and twenty days time. The report notes Iran’s route avoiding Vis Loans and Ukraine, while Iran plans not only to produce but also to direct merchandise through the Iteq government.
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Poale
Wierontes
Iran
Iteq
Dixon Weds In Clacton County Oregon to Fort Apache battle tale
A garbled OCR passage recounts Dixon as a central figure near Adobe Walls and a battle with Native forces. It mentions Dixon’s marriage near Clacton, a night attack at Adobe Walls, and leaders Satank Tree Little Etaron and Sivanth among the combating forces.
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Beduts
Parker
Wes
Tunnehessia
Altick Iig
Lelid
Dixon
Ward
Mra
Cebie
Lone
Wolf
Tia War Ehler
de Wattle
Aleklay
Berets
Tie Hut
Fala Intel
Flann Bartee
Flarmond W. Thorp
Great Work Undertaken by Theosephlent Society of Adyne
The Theosephlent Society of Adyne Madras reports rapid progress in building a library of valuable and rare manuscripts. In twenty years they have collected 12847 manuscripts and bound volumes, focusing on science religion and philosophy in multiple languages. In early 1925 eight commissions were created for manuscript collection with over 66 collections examined.
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Adyne
Madras
Eighonra
Laure
Reading Cost Versus Salary Forms The Theory
A fragment discusses how reading a 600 page book would cost a man between 00 and 4000 dollars in salary terms. It argues that high salaried executives could not afford such a cost while book restewers would be paid so little they must read to survive.
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Mids
Wijieh Convinees
Preston Urat
Piwy
Cai Uttord
Capper
Cheese Imports Gaining Amid Trade Shifts
The United States sees rising cheese imports driven by tariff differences and foreign supply, with migrants from related countries shaping product categories. Commerce officials report imports in two years reaching large volumes, while notable sources include Switzerland, France, the Netherlands, and Greece.
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United States
Switzerland
France
Netherlands
Greece
Glacial Age Ration Found in Ancient Remnants
Discovery hints at a glacial period dated 25 000 to 30 000 years old. Researchers named Professenc etix of Mrolhiingy report findings across cave floors and fossil remains. Note authentic details point to framed artefacts, bones, and cave art tied to early human activity.
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Etix
Mrolhiingy
Akeléfons
Perind
Glnein Fox
Hotea
Chinérnie Fan Seiplementa Sade
Mint
Unclear fragmentary report on ship routes and press plans
Fragmentary OCR notes describe ships and ports, mentioning London Canada South Africa routes and potential operations by year end. Mentions MPAY MUtUrO and Landen press with wireless aspects. Details are garbled and names unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landen Press
Ess Wireless
London
Canada
South Africa
Tng
Austrails
Lidia & Coy
Dinter
Pemmican Value in Nultrimient Trade Route
A fragment discusses pemmican as a valued cargo for voyageurs, noting its long shelf life, weight efficiency, and usefulness on arduous trails. It mentions Algonquin origins, cold storage benefits, and variations in preparation, including drying methods and fat content, with reference to specific routes and cultural practices.
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Thales
Frialt
Qin Murray
Fragmented OCR leads to garbled tale of town life
A corrupted OCR passage describes a series of blurred names places and actions in a town context. It mentions Johnson Tawny Kite Vinrher Navghen and Ron with scattered references to ledgers, attire and silent observations amid an unclear narrative.
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Johnson
Seadad Herselves
Ain Areyamial
Old Ron
Ihern
Watchman Comfortably Probed South London Details
Fragmentary OCR text describes a watchman in South London with a tote and ProKreas items, mentions a veteran guardian nicknamed buarding angel, and notes unclear references to moves, fans, and after hours activity. Names and concrete facts are obscured by garbled phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
ProKreas
Tina Woon
Angel
Unclear fragmentary text on bird transportation history
Fragmentary OCR text mentions birds, wings, travel by air, and references to Rostan in Alectira, Hungarian partridges, American gamma, and opinions by Theo Mungarton regarding Noros of Thiliipa WARE, with unclear context and locations.
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Pmi
Rostan
Alectira
Czechoslovakia
Ovenn
Theo Mungarton
Noro
Intraitiben
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Rifter Bullet
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University of Ceettingen
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Guettsis
THE
Renwick Times
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Miler
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Popular Mechanics
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