February 12 1906 News Briefs
Brief OCR read shows a fragment dated Thursday February 12 1906 with limited readable text. The item seems to be a small newspaper update or notice lacking clear event details, names, or locations.
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1925
Page
4
Brief OCR read shows a fragment dated Thursday February 12 1906 with limited readable text. The item seems to be a small newspaper update or notice lacking clear event details, names, or locations.
A reflective piece draws on Abraham Lincoln to show that success comes from self effort. It notes his humble origins, scarce schooling, relentless work, and dream-driven progress. The article urges more dreamers to turn visions into action and achieve for themselves.
Chicago officials report a typhoid outbreak linked to raw foods but deny aiming to ban oysters generally. Health leaders indicate oysters may serve as safe feed under certain conditions while other suspects include water and produce.
A garbled excerpt discusses the value of intelligent work, funding, and adaptation. It mentions Bureau duties, personal judgments of world impact, and concern over money spent, with unclear references to individuals and work aims.
Fragmented text discusses medical observations and appetite themes with garbled phrases. Names and clear events are unreadable, leaving a partial, obscure report about illness and pursuits without definite facts or outcomes.
A cryptic message mentions vulnerable points and favorite foods with names like Remect and Gaished suggesting a local discussion or dispute. The text is unclear but implies concern over a specific point or decision and includes names that may be involved.
The Sankers Trust Company notes steady progress in Britain’s savings movement with 1880 million dollars in national savings certificates outstanding last year. It says the wartime system influenced the U S system of savings certificates and inspired adoption by several other nations.
Miscellaneous humorous musings and brief notes with no single story. A Maine farmer claims he had to jack up cows to milk them as snow piles up. A Los Angeles man is jailed for shooting a landlord.
A reflective verse urges starting the day with purpose and finishing today's tasks. It muses how mood and effort shape outlook, noting that persistent effort leads to achievement for both men and women as dawn brings new work.
Fragmentary OCR text references a 1966 era NEA Service item with unclear context and several garbled phrases. The readable portion mentions a fax to be sent and an organization. The text lacks a coherent event or outcome to specify.
Workmen probing a cave shaft at Cave City detect a strong draft and advance plans to tunnel and free Floyd Cellina, a cavern prisoner. The report records officials including Charles B. Warren and Senate figures in sparse, garbled prose, noting funds and political chatter.
Washington Today reports the Aircraft Committee resumes hearings as Cabinet members and Senate and House Agriculture Committees discuss a celef program. Lincoln Memorial University trustees and university members, including the president, participate in the session.
A historic organ in Notre Dame Cathedral is deteriorating due to mold bats and dirt in the pipes. The organ, valued highly by collectors, suffers from decay and lack of funds for repairs.
A fragmentary OCR passage notes debtors and the church ledger. It references debts, payments, and possible revisions to accounts, with unclear details and names obscured by the scan. The context suggests financial trouble among individuals tied to church records.
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