New York in 29 98 Old Twenty-niners recall city tunnels
The fragment recalls New York's past era with references to protective woolen tunnels, streets crowded with workers, and a vision of a city sheltering long vanished infrastructure. It notes figures like Senator Borah and lawmakers while touching on transit and urban change elements from the period.
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Hovkefeller Center
Sinino de Califoroia
Ilwant G. Robinson
Favos eMe
Loos
Dartly
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Texan Learns Riding Instructing Through Education
Texan Johony Prine pursued a rural education path at Sul Ross State Teachers College to become a riding instructor. He planned to dedicate his life to work, combining winter teaching with courses at the teachers college. He completed a 1920 program and prepared for a career in equestrian instruction.
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Ouyls
Texas
Sul Ress
Aluninet Cnarses
Teachers College
Alnrbad
Sul Ross Avitents
Miniature Engine Promises 30 MPH Travel in Wisconsin
A fragment describes a tiny engine claimed to reach thirty miles per hour in Kavkauna Wisconsin. The text is garbled but mentions distances like eighty feet and comparisons to larger trains or vehicles. historic OCR fragment shows uncertain details and names are not reliably readable.
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Kavkauna
Arnold
Greas Northern
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Cheerio Chapters and Tales for All the Children
A fragmentary diary like scene edited by Dorothy Edmonds unfolds in a parlor tale about two bird names and a girl named Roberta. The narrative follows Roberta and her friend Lin as they roam, discuss sweets, chickens, and a wagon accident while exploring curios and relationships.
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Dorothy. Edmonds
Golf's Advantage Tom Twe ROpput Clown Title
Unclear garbled text from a sports item mentions golf and players, but readable details are insufficient to identify a clear event, date, or names. The fragment hints at competition or commentary but does not provide concrete actions, scores, or outcomes to summarize meaningfully.
6000 Pies Spilled After Auto Wreck On Rural Road
A truck crash near a rural route caused 6000 pies to spill across the road. The vehicle overturned after colliding with a horse. The horse was killed and pies scattered over the countryside as the truck tipped onto its side with three tires ruined. Authorities reported the driver escaped injury though the scene caused disruption on the route.
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Sind
Jail Inmates Consume Thousands Of Aspirin Tablets
An unclear report notes that jail inmates consumed aspirin tablets in Fort Worth Texas last year. It mentions warnings from authorities and references to tablets and associated materials but the exact details are garbled and partially unreadable.
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Fort. Worth
Texas
ICANN
Glory Seldom Comes With Wary Waran
Fragmentary historical note cites a line by Robert Herrick about glory and war, with scarce readable context. The fragment preserves a sense of cautious praise and the era’s poetic diction without full quotation or attribution.
Antiquities unearthed by University of Michigan expert
Dr Leroy Waterman leads a Michigan expedition revealing stone cat traps from Mesopotamia and a hollow prune tube with a flat stone end. The artifacts, linked to early containers, show designs that differ from modern models and suggest connections to Cleveland and Toledo art museums.
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Leroy Waterman
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Greater London Population Gains Shown
Population figures for Greater London reveal an increase to 6,208,042, with 4,371,026 females. The census report notes a rise twice the pace of the previous decade, though the city’s metropolitan boroughs show an overall decline of about 87,250 for the year.
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Greater London
London
Lonton
Fragmentary OCR Seeks to Restore Faces Behind Lottery Scams
A garbled OCR text references Ltble diverses and foreign lotteries with hints of a scheme to defraud gullible savers. Mentions J. Monnelly of the Most Dilcs department and alleged attempts to deter or mislead victims, then mentions tools and owners in unclear context.
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J. Monnelly
Bravery and lineage of Ollierday chief told in old Sioux frontier tale
Editha L. Watson recounts John Otherday a Sioux frontiersman famed for daring acts in battles against the Soux and Cheyenne. The narrative covers his youth, switch to white attire, rescue efforts for Abigail Gardner and Mrs Noble, and later leadership during the 1862 uprising. It notes his receipt of $2,500 after the war, residence near Spirit Lake and Morton, and a monument planned in his honor with an epitaph praising his loyalty and bravery.
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