Russian censorship noted in Maxim Gorky tale
A fragment references Maxim Gorky discussing censorship during the Russo Japanese war. It cites an article describing a grand duke’s headquarters with a large photograph of a ballet dancer, then cut by a censor, leaving a large gap in the tent scene.
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Wen Maxim’ Gorky
New Yorker
Marjo Ia Janmbe
Dreams and Diet in Occult Studies and Spirit Contact
A fragment discusses how dream clarity may depend on diet and rest for contact with the spirit world. It suggests nourishing, easily digested food aids dream lucidity and reduces nightmares, then pivots to an advertisement for Allen's Foot-Bane and Allen's Foot-Ease products.
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Allen
Eeiaty
Allen “S
Olmsted
Lottery Marriage Customs In October Varied By Region
In a sketchy account from the era, a lottery governs arranged marriages with a yearly October drawing. Nuns select viable girls and present matches to eager bachelors. the chosen suitor and father or guardian confirm the union. The tale hints at social expectations and uncertain futures for young women.
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Andis
Woo
Weil
The Cave Digging Adventure Chapter X
The narrator recalls a day of mounting hunger and candlelight as he and Psyche plan a tunnel from a cave. They gather chalk, barrels, and tools, bore toward the pit, and shield the tunnel from rising water while facing rock blocks and shifting sands. Psyche aids, and they endure threats of collapse as they work toward safety.
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Peycle
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Psyche
Peter's
Peter
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Hich
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Wong
Udu
Three Bats and a Dowry Plot in Houston Post Clipping
A fragment from the Houston Post mentions three bags placed at a nobleman window to secure a dowry. The text references pawnbrokers and heraldic symbols described as five bezants, with dialogue about a wife cooking and a moon lit scene.
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Maut
Ives
Riig
Houston Post
Riots in Frisco as armed guards clash with street car strikers
In San Francisco on Tuesday afternoon, armed guards hired by unions protecting street cars opened fire on striking employes and sympathizers. Police made few arrests as shots killed one and fatally wounded several, with over 13,000 strikers in the city.
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Yen
San Francisco
United Bailads
Firal
Turk and
Buchanan Streets
Lisara
Lali
Fillmore
Webster
Tirk Street
Teanes
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van Ness
Avenne
Union
Yne Streets
van Ness Avenue
Olt
San Fran
Cisco
Helping Cotton Planters Rescue Great Industry
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson describes government action to save the Sea Island cotton industry. Experts breed disease resistant varieties and promote demonstration work to reassure farmers, showing how to grow cotton amid boll weevil pressure while preserving soil fertility and diversifying crops.
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Catton
Edee
Department Aas
Texas
Louisiana
Fire Hits Three Town Businesses in Early Short Notes
The business section of Alderson in I T was destroyed by fire causing a small loss of 25 dollars. A portion of the Ciovinasti Grorsetown and Portsmouth railroad in Ciovinnati burned to ashes with losses near 99 thousand dollars, fully insured. The Pennsylvania Ice Company plant at Creston Virginia burned, destroying manufacturing and storage space with a loss around one dollar.
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Alderson
I. T
Ciovinasti, Grorsetown and Portsmouth Railroad
Ciovinnati
Pennsylvania’ Ice Company
Creston
Fee
Peruna touted for kidney and bladder relief in letters
Letters praise Peruna for kidney trouble with patients from Mr Sterling and Mrs Geo Simser recounting long suffering relief after months of use. Customers credit Peruna and Maralin for renewed health noting the kidneys' role in filtering toxins and the remedy's ability to support kidney function during strain.
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C. B. Rizer
Sterling
Pesruna
Geo. TT
Simser
Grant
Perona
Maralin
Perena
Manilin
Fragmentary 19th Century Note on Marriage and Health
A garbled medical or domestic note mentions honeymoon signals and marital closeness followed by fragmented advice on digestion and health. Names or clear entities are unreadable, with many misspellings and incomplete phrases.
Acetylene as Sunlight Substitute Cited in Old Bulletin
A 19th century note highlights acetylene's potential to replace sunlight for plant growth. Professor John Craig of Glasgow University contends acetylene rays closely resemble sunshine for forcing fruits and vegetables in hothouses. The article asserts artificial light can sustain horticulture profits amid gloomy days and caps a claim with Victoria's export figure of twenty million rabbits last year.
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Wiliam T. Walsh
suTpEr
Goa
John Craig
Corogll Galveréliy
Ne-X
Grape Nuts touted as cure for indigestion in period ad
A testimonial claims Grape-Nuts food cured years of dyspepsia after a doctor recommended it. The writer says the product is predigested and easy on the stomach, suitable for children and adults, and promotes nervous system strength as a key to health.
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Wellville
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