Unclear fragmentary foreign language notes in New York column
Fragmentary OCR text suggests New York column items mentioning phrases like Dncie Toss's Cabin and mixed French German terms. Readable content is sparse, with unclear names and places, preventing a coherent event summary.
Lady Randolph Churchill Campaign Debated in Birmingham
An interview outlines Lady Randolph Churchill leading a disciplined group of about 500 ladies canvassing Birmingham. The plan involves house to house visits, ward by ward, to persuade voters to restore her husband to power. The piece discusses etiquette, political strategy, and the moral framing of their campaign.
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Randolph
Devonshire
Canvamers
Abe
Mirmingham
Keck
Hudson's Bay
Modern Ordnance Making Described in Detail
A fragmented account describes the process of producing large gun jackets and tubes at a navy yard, detailing rough boring, latchwork, and the assembly of breech components. It notes gradual, heavy labor, safety concerns, and mentions observers watching the slow turning lathes as metal chips fall.
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Navy Yard
Cary-Yard
Veins Grow Brittle from Structural Degeneration
A fragment discusses arterial and venous aging, noting loss of elasticity and muscular support in veins and heart valves. It describes how brittle vessels can impede circulation and contribute to brain and heart trouble, including paralysis risks, with alarmed, didactic tone.
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