Seville: A Colorful Tapestry of Past and Present
A reader’s panoramic portrait of Seville blends ancient Moorish lineage with modern tourism. The piece surveys Seville’s architecture, commerce, and social life, noting lavish palaces, busy streets, olive and cork industries, and the city’s mix of wealthy families and resident foreigners. It portrays Seville as a living museum where traditional crafts, festivals, and daily routines coexist with contemporary sights and commerce.
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Seville
Sevilla
Possible Spread of Yellow Fever at International Conference
The article notes fears of a new aviation threat spreading yellow fever from the West to the East, with experts discussing aircraft as potential carriers and calling for measures to contain the disease. It references historical plagues in India, the Middle East, and Europe, and mentions aviation anti plagues and public health concerns amid political party history excerpts.
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Tordikeuxston
Irlitan
George Buchan
Ennin
London ‘Times
Fort Freis
Diolem
Calcutta
Ibis
Ely
Bombay
Sinitins
Ceslon
India
Asia
Syria
Europe
Persia
Mus- Ba
Calra
Alexandria
Ty Jutia
Tita
Eng
Magli
Baltic
Mint
Awe Tits
Three Party Shifts and the Rise of the Republican Party
The text traces the Republican party's origin from a split of the Whigs in the 1850s southern Whigs joining Democrats over slavery and northern Whigs aligning with Free Soil and Know-Nothing groups a Ripon meeting in 1854 reportedly foreshadowed a new party formation as the Kansas Nebraska Act passed.
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Ripon
Wes
Kansas-Nebraska
Far the Nance Iatkey I’ma the bisa inny house
Sparket Mow looy has your wife been away.
Mule Tugs Mail Route Dusty Wheels Through Time
In Haywards, Cole W H Wellington, a veteran mail carrier, has run the same mule powered route for 46 years from the post office to the railroad station. The jack mule drives a backboard wagon, the only such conveyance in the federal mail service. The piece notes the shift to planes and trains but documents this enduring, old fashioned method still in operation.
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Haywards
Cole
W. H. Wellington
Ela 3
Federal Mail Service
Puny Wanted Freedom Al Hecker Mung
Fragmentary OCR item with unclear names and events. The readable phrases reference a home disturbance and a belief about ghosts, involving Hetth who denies ghosts and a tam tz cat, but specifics and context remain obscured by garbled text. The piece resembles a short local gossip or oddity note with no clear date, place, or outcome.
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Puny
al Hecker
Mung
Ani
Bate
Hetth
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Froi Miurid
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Howe
Aung
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Carthaga
Bitht Oder
Tyr Wetyadha
Rowe
Hingeral
Seyiile
Atnarigh
Sinta Cros
Loday
Aiea
Enaquer Ars
Tay Toys
Prs
Menge
New York
Poulborn
Spain
Jenui
Svvillann
Wiero
Sovillo
Ortenia
Suany Caves
Bella
Atford
Ceenaton Ceans
Hoteles
Spaln
Sevie
Alten
Elly
Alsthiiu- Mon
Giralda Tower
Telaw Seviio
Toby Tian Durhys
Millan Jin Sevilto
Tuly
Aalde
Fuckson
Mich
Democratie Party
Anb-federatate
Tates
He? Publicui
Biter
Tre
Sierra Drea
Bt A
Irae Peek As
le Eg Eed Bor
Monty
Sark OF
Ster
Finnet
Pree
Raving Hiya
Sonollavrabs
Teel
Tate
Specter
Diviriluloes
Liszaa
Eed
Eheelal
Flertoos
Firestone
Carrie Eirestone
Nur
Sarfice Nealera
Mery
Tastan
Ecorg
Tire
Rand Aed
Sas
Sioux City
Peirceé Newman Lavestock
Roux City
Laws
Goldmine Cafe
Fifth St
Shotsx City
SEXO
SNLE
Hrown
Eranston
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