Storm of San Eusebio devastates Puerto Rico and Caribbean
A powerful hurricane swept from the south Atlantic on the feast day of San Eusebio, striking Puerto Rico with fierce destruction. Gov Beverley ordered relief efforts, mobilized prisoners for cleanup, and alerted Washington as Red Cross ships reached the island. Earlier, the storm killed 15 in the Virgin Islands and wrecked property, with millions in losses anticipated.
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Michigan Briefs Chronicle Fires Floods and Feats
A patchwork of Michigan items reports a girl’s dress set afire by a lit scrap, a boy saved from a manhole, and a rooster’s mischief. Kalamazoo distributed 40 000 gallons of celery to hospitals, while Red Cross aided 1 368 families in the year ending June. Public notices warn water shutoffs in Mt Clemens, and fires destroy a Columbus Elevator Unit.
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Harry Blackstone
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Western Michigan
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James Burke
John Qo*donnell
Fremont-Charles Whitman
Newaygo
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Crystal
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Alfred Newberry
J. A. Lasalle
Gase
Clarence Smith
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Walker
Jackson
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Tiger
Fielden Jeremy
Michigan Sugar Co
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Pere Marquette Railway Co
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Hersey
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Webster W. Mitchel
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Ionia
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Edward Austin
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Menazippe Perron
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Not Much Difference
Fragmented quotes and reflections on culture morality and manners appear in a mixed snippet. The prose touches on vitality, humane duty, and linguistic hope, with brief lines about family hygiene and a wry note on chivalry. The piece weaves social observation with aphoristic anecdotes.
Premium Apple Pie Crumble Cracker Instructions
A fragment shows a dessert recipe noting a Crumble style with Cracker bits and butter. It includes 14 cup butter 1 tsp sugar 405 apples 4 tsp cinnamon and 1 cup honey baked at 450 for 25 minutes.
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