Inventors and Fortune Theories From A Past Century
A compendium of inventors and their fates highlighting Soetgier ren ue, Charles Tellier, Rudolf Diesel, Hannibal Goodwin, Elias Howe and Eli Whitney. It contrasts wealth gained from clever devices with poverty and struggle, noting Tellier’s cold storage impact, Goodwin’s patent battle, and Howe’s sewing machine journey.
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Charles Tellier
Tellier
New York
London
Paris
Berlin
New York Sun
France
Amiens
Telller
Legion of Honor
Tel-ler
Rudolf Diesel
Germany
Watt
Garret
Goodwin
Hannibal Goodwin
Hannibal
Eberly’s Mills
Elias Howe
William Howe
Tyler
England
America
Howe
Elias
Eli Whitney
Nathaniel Green
Seventy Sent Forth to Herald Jesus Arrival
The text describes Jesus sending seventy followers to prepare towns for his coming. They go as lambs among wolves, relying on God for care, and enter homes seeking peace. They must accept offers, earn their keep, and avoid forceful preaching while maintaining dignity and focus on character building.
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Jesus
Judea
Galilee
Capernaum
Verence Petite Peer Era Report Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a London context and Daily Citizen style. The readable bits reference a petite peer era and a reply by a Sir figure, with unclear date. No clear events, names, or outcomes emerge.
Grateful Ky farmer hails Dodd's Kidney Pills relief
An elderly Bithel Kentucky farmer, W D Smith aged 77, testifies that Dodd's Kidney Pills cured his kidney inflammation and backache and helps him stay free of trouble. He permits publication and offers his picture for the ad. Price is 50 cents per box from Dodd's Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
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W. D. Smith
Bithel
Dodd
Smith
Willing to Learn Recounts a Sudden Kiss Incident
A fragmentary exchange shows Mohd Herbert apologizing to Helen after an unconsented kiss. Helen objects and asks for the proper way, while Herbert humbly says he did his best and seeks guidance.
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Mohd Herbert
Helen
Herbert
Pie Timing Sparks Gentle Kitchen Quarrel
In a curt exchange, Mrs Hardcrust urges immediate consumption of a pie, warning that tomorrow will spoil its taste. The other speaker agrees, noting the pastry is stale from yesterday and should be eaten today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Thistale
Mothers Trust Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Advertises Gray's Sweet Powders for Children as a remedy for sickly, feverish, cross children. Claims to cleanse stomachs cleanse liver and relieve worms. Encourages mothers to use powder for Hay fever and other complaints with 25¢ price and free sample offer.
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Olmsted
le ‘Roy
N . Adv
Usual Combination of Remarks in Dialogue
In a playful exchange two speakers tease a character named Jinks noting he is a fresh one and a bad egg. The banter centers on his reputation and quirks in a humorous sequence.
Cough Remedies and Scandal Roil a Neighborhood
Fragments describe cough relief medicines and a rising scandal within a family as neighbors watch events unfold. The piece hints at pneumonia and Dean's products as remedies while detailing social tension and public interest.
The Ben That Cackles Loudest Not Always Day
A fragmented phrase hints at a proverb about louder behavior not guaranteeing the best outcome. No clear subject, date, or location. The readable bits suggest a playful or cryptic remark rather than a full news item.
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Ben
Ege
Alber
Chicago
Manitoba
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