US Agriculture Dept finds mustard gas uses in Washington snakes
The United States Department of Agriculture proposes using mustard gas to clear rattlesnakes in Washington state and suggests possible expansion to Texas and other areas. The plan notes immediate snake casualties and hints at applying gas to vermin control near settlements and crop protection, acknowledging dangers and feasibility.
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United States Agricultural de- Itartment
State of
Washington
Rome
Texas
Sa Romer
Ti Peanie
San Antonio
Ike
Medina Lake
Tate
Ford Lec
Iitael
Suiiunakities. But This Virion, In Qapeinge
Witla
Wey Awan
Junie
Altee
Still Seeking the Chimennal Over in Germany
The article discusses postwar blame for the start of World War I, noting German leaders and historians debate who started the war. It cites Van Windelhure’s unnamed accusations and Kaiser Wilhelm’s position that he did not start it, highlighting contested narratives and mass confusion about responsibility.
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Germany
von Vwindenhure
Savines
Kaiser
Sears
Ernie Jitals
Geesigny
War Origins Revealed by German Manufacturer’s Account
An elderly German manufacturer recalls a council summoning prominent men to decide the war’s start. He asserts financiers sought to profit from foreign securities, while others prepared for war. He mentions Dr Van D visiting Germany and notes German troops advancing months after hostilities began, naming Moltke and Falkenhayn as figures tied to the crisis.
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Tyssenn
van D
von Moltke
von Falkenliyn
Devmark
Christmas Parole Sparks Debate On Leniency For Criminals
A discussion notes leniency during Christmas parole for convicts at Leavenworth. It cites Eddie Wad and Estelle as examples of risky releases, raising questions about whether early freedom reduces jail deliveries or encourages further crime during the holiday period. The piece questions whether such paroles reflect effective crime control or a societal urge to celebrate despite risk.
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Kanas
Leavenworth
Eddie
Eddie 2Stele
Mary
Landit
Estelle
Ron Vilion
Gory Wien
Submarine Issue and Debate On Naval Policy
A fragment discusses a submarine issue, key figures, and U.S. debate over naval policy. It mentions officials and representatives examining the topic, with references to consent and governance during wartime decisions. The text hints at public sentiment and oversight by the people.
Submarine Armament Debate At World Conference
Discussion at the Washington conference centered on naval armament limits with Lord Lee pressing for abolition of submarines. Secretary Hughes offered a cautious reduction stance, signaling preference for regulating rather than destroying subs, amid opposing views from Britain and other powers.
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Harding
Lord Lee
Hughes
Ife
United States
Germany
Loyd Tee
England
Watching the Parade by John Pilgrin narrative fragment
A fragmented reminiscence centers on memory and longing for Ellen, the speaker’s first love. The text recalls beauty, emotional blight, and a lingering attachment amid uneasy recollections and shifting sentiments. The piece blends imperfect prose with scattered phrases about memory and affection.
Reminders On Labor Treatment And Overwork In Industry
A clerk warns against underpaying and overworking employees while highlighting the risks of poor treatment by employers. He calls for fair pay practices, humane management, and respect for workers to prevent anger, disengagement, and loss of morale among staff.
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Hia
Iain Bangsuptey
Heath
The House of Books and a Changing Life
Jo White, once Mrs Richard Burston White, threads a new life by running a library of scientific works while her former social status fades. As winter closes in, she clings to books for meaning, hosts neighbors, and weighs love, wealth, and independence in a quiet, reflective tale of reinvention.
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Wopyright
We Weuter
de Witte
Ami
Mr Wheat
Genel
Linadon
Ss. Wilent
Nathan
Jo White
Feats
Sonething
Jo Whitet
Abe
Richard Burston White
Tad
Ledat
Baldou
Kate Brinsley
Jers Feree
Brisneley
Alice Colton
Ex. Appley's
Rho
Ryan Wegan
Rishon Burston
Emta Barnes
M Muiny
Kate Brishaley
Kate
Tinenes
Steve
Grimaloy van Chinteig
Fragmentary 19th Century Dialect Narrative Clipping
A ragged OCR passage sketches a courtroom or literary scene with dialogue about authors publishers and a wealthy family. Characters include Percy Cavringle and Vanderbilt linked figures, with village inns and rumors of riches. The stream shows cross examination and social satire amid tangled speech and names.
Unreadable Fragments Spark Muddled Local Card
A jumble of names and phrases appears, resembling OCR from a newspaper item. Readable elements include scattered place names and possible event references, but most text is garbled and lacks a clear, cohesive report or outcome to summarize.
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Soviet
Russia
Iggur Dirajers
Chigive
Police
Scotland
Fomnen
Seatituil
Hanore
Henthind
Hones Henhe Tindal
John Pilgrin
Bev
Elcid
Ariel
Ellen Ani
Lewet
Jonker
Wali Ter
Andy
Tie Ann Ania
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Advien
Percy Cavringle
Engilah
Indy Way
Tory Anya
Taew
Mition Pletrees
Poverty of Diel
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Carl Pae
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