Alton News: School Principal Elected and Memorial Day Notes
Prof. BR. A. Seil named principal for coming year. Local families travel and visit relatives in Sioux City, Granville, and Ames. Memorial Day events include church services, address by Hon. O.H. Holmes, and a large community turnout with music and decorations.
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The Onion: A Pungent Globe Onions Through History
A Nashville American excerpt extols the onion as a globe trotter of flavor. From Asia to Africa Europe and the Americas the pungent bulb appears in ancient texts meals and culture. Its stubborn odor and trusted presence are praised as a reliable kitchen staple.
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Moses
Egypt
Spain
Siberia
Sondutas
Nile
Mississippi
Macon
Charlotte
Nashville American
Dispersing a mob with whips and hoses discussed by police
A New York Times excerpt discusses crowd control methods using rawhide whips and water hoses as riot breakers. It compares the nerve and fear factors in mobs and notes dangers to bystanders and commentators on the potential effectiveness and cruelty of such tactics. It also mentions historical anecdotes about hair standing on end in fear.
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Russia
New York Times
Joli
Elphaz
Wy Hesh
Favea
Pius VII
As Others Saw Him and Glamorous Jokes
A fragment from Patt Mall Gazette quotes a stage actor thrilled by his own filmed performance and a dramatic critic’s wry reply. It recalls quips on marriage, innuendo, and immigrant humor from the Sydney Book fellow Atlanta Constitution and Heuaton Chronicle, with a note on Welsh cradle customs.
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Patt Mall
Ar Buckles ARIOSA Coffee Advertised With Pure Food Law Notice
An old advertisement touts Ar buckles ARIOSA coffee claiming health benefits for digestion and nerves. It cites compliance with the National Pure Food Law and references a legal certificate number 2047 with a washing notice.
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Fencing in Paris and Trades in Grenoble District
Facts from France note Paris has over seventy Halis led by fencing masters, Grenoble shapers export walnuts and kid gloves, and a vaccination tea trend spreads as a doctor vaccinates guests. Belgium shopkeepers diversify into various goods, while a beer stamps and secondhand seller centers on lighting trends.
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France
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Ride
Belgium
Automobile Purchase Conversation Without Agreement
A humorous dialogue shows Gladys wanting help choosing a car while Cousin Jack refuses, joking about Teven World and marriage. The exchange highlights differing interests and playful banter between family members.
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Teven
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A Funny Montage of Stage Banter and Sheep Theft
The text shows quick stage banter with Suskin Geck and manager lines about makeup and a program order. A performer named Suskin jokes about a missing laugh at a caged bird and a line about woolgathering accused by a lord about stealing sheep.
Fragmentary Exchange Cited in Szutok Transcript
Dialog fragment shows Szutok arguing with a beggar kind woman about past behavior and a fed up arm complaint. The readable lines hint at a tense street confrontation and personal strain.
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