No clear headline due to fragmented OCR text
A fragmentary passage discusses Lady Astor and her popularity compared with male contemporaries. It references a New York richman and a question from the audience about Ease of life for women, plus mentions of divorce and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Astor
New York
Richman
England
William Waldorf
Fissault
Maller Waldorf
Amertout
Brian Ie
Abe
Train fright ends in joyful station reunion
A mother traveling with a young child asks a stranger to watch the infant while she sends a telegram. The train departs and the mother does not return, causing consternation until the conductor arrives at a station ninety miles away with a note addressed to "papa." Relatives soon greet the baby upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ime
Numinia
Baby
Chienga
Fragmentary report on a local community event
A garbled OCR readout mentions people and places in vague terms, referencing a house, alley, and individuals such as Estill and Opler. Details are unclear, but the fragment hints at a local meeting or incident with neighborhood figures.
Roving tale of a railway malts service man
The account recounts a quirky, dreamlike fishing episode with misheard names and surreal imagery. It blends memory and odd events as the narrator recalls a night by the water, a gathering, and a distant menace of ash and smoke, all framed as a remembered adventure from a past voyage.
Improved Stereopticon Advances in Portable Display Tech
An 19th century style account describes a stereopticon variant with a 1000 candle power lamp, condensed lenses, and a small motor to fit a direct current socket. It highlights rapid image turnover on screen for traveling sales displays and broader range of entertainment uses beyond imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stere
Fragmented note on timber sale values in Queensland forest area
A garbled report describes trees and timber pricing in Queensland with references to a Tiwan Khan and Bell's tree. It mentions yield figures, logs, and costs, with unclear totals and potential higher prices if quality differed, noting a hypothetical profit shift and a speculative rate of per super feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland Forest Service
Bell
Blaker’s Day Pronouncement Sparks Family Inquiry
On Blaker's Day Charles spoke of a ten week tale about a child and mother, recounting a scene at the Home with a misunderstanding of a sin and a lie. The disputed testimony and remarks centered on Mrs Baker and the alleged deception surrounding a local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaker
Charles
Dorie
Mar
Tovlinte
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S. J. Hodges
Jefferson L
Sheph
Harrison Schley
Franklin Lyne
W. P. Licklider
H.C. Marten
J. Db
Uf, Folk
C. J. Miller
J. W. Gardner
Geo
M. Belizhowven
Work
Meyers
Jos. Hout, Camer
E.E. Bullmver
Assist
Cashier
The
Farmers Bank of
Shepherdstown
Shepherdstown, W. VA
Geo M. Knott
Moh
Crawford
Geo. & Turner
R McQuikin
W. Harry Staley
J. D. Muldoon
C.D. Wyssbourn
Snyder
J. Strider Moler
John L. Meyers
Bank OF Charles Town
Charles Town, W. VA
Petington
Capital
John Porterfield
J. Frank Tener
Myvir
Iuscounts Daily
John GC. Burns
Wysong
S. W. Washington
Jnon Newton W. Myers
S. S. Dalgarn
Jas
W. Strider
Mil Cooke
D. S. Hughes
Hers
S. Lee Philips
Sutler
Lewis G. Albin
Farmers and Merchants’ Deposit Co
U. S. Liberty
T. W. William
Wm. E. Reed
Robert L. Withers
J. Gilis
Alexander
WF. Alexander
Thornton
T. Perry
W .Norris Gor Wall
H. 7
Milles
National Citizens Bank
Charles Town
W. VA
I. Hughes
A. M.S. Morgan
Tctors
G. EB. Hughes
B. F. Langdon
G. W. Shull
Chas. R. , M. O. Rouss
R. G. Rissler
L. D. Geisendanner
Vis National Bank
Pennsylvania
Waverly
Waverly Ol Meres Company
Pittsburgh
Sumatra
Auli
Panutes
McHegoMweninett
Steatexle
Tniteh
Inside Information
Youngstown Telegram
Esumm Cleaners
Papa
York
Leslie
Tom Genotin
Givriella
Stevie
Tie Bald
Weeheer Fenton
Wowitioe
Goml
Amerten
Ain Nen Polly Journal
Nhe
Hildren
Fletcher
CTV
Castoria
Dunaway
State Board of Embalmers
Julia Merchant
Jefferson County Telephone Company
Central
Ntral
H. C. Getzendanner
the Model Bakery
Melvin T. Strider
Automobile Service
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