Lisbon Tragedy Shocks Royal London Readers
A London weekly column recalls the assassination of Portugal’s King and Crown Prince, detailing public shock, court mourning, and royal responses. It mentions Queen Amelia and the royal family, Windsor sightings, and reflects on the emotional impact across society, including church services and social gatherings.
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St. James’ Palace
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Spanish Place
Anon
Bourne
England
Neral
The Bachelor’s Soliloquy In A Stormy Monologue
Fragmented OCR text appears to parody or cite a soliloquy with garbled phrases and names. It references a bachelor’s dilemma about marriage and fidelity, interspersed with misread words and stray lines, hinting at a period piece or dramatic parody.
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Angie
Garden Notes on hardy annuals and decorative plant ideas
Garden notes discuss hardy perennials and decorative plant choices for borders and beds. It covers Crandibors Aiba and Greaphilla muralis as dwarf border options, advises planting spacing, and suggests sowing seeds now for spring display plus tending, manuring, and layering for future blooms. It also notes pruning, shifting old plants, and sourcing seeds or plants for new beds.
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Crandibors
Arden
Baer
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Art Before Freedom in Des Plaines Gaol
Adolph Henry Hess, jailed for forgery, painted unfinished works in the Des Plaines county jail chapel before his release. His depictions include Angel Gabriel, the Good Shepherd, Moses, and the ninety and nine, created with permission from Sheriff Strassheim. Hess began art after entry to the jail and left upon learning he would regain liberty. He later sought to complete the paintings, returning briefly to the jail. The article notes Hess’s limited training and mentions other unrelated items about an antique substance and a King Charles inscription involved in a separate sale.
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Chicago County
Maate
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Hess
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Young Erkimo hax brought to Scot tuna for treatment
A garbled report notes a youth named Erkimo hax arriving at Scot tuna for medical care. It mentions M. Camille Grout, a famed art collector, allegedly willing to lend a diverse registered collection valued high to Lowhorn. The onslaught allegedly includes works by Goldsborough, Ther palda, Turner, Watleau, Chariin, and Frogon.
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Berth 98 and Local Names Mentioned in Unclear Text
Reading shows a fragmentary page with scattered proper nouns and partial place names. The legible items include identifiers like Annie, Nuit, Toye, Bereran, and Laing FaileBe, with no coherent event or dates to anchor a clear news item. The text remains too garbled to establish a definite report.
National Tree Ambitions and Local Plantings Studied
A fragmented OCR excerpt mentions a national tree program and local community efforts to plant and protect trees. It references various places and people in a period newspaper style, but the text is garbled with many names and fragments, making concrete details unclear.
Fragmented OCR Note on Addresses and Names
The column presents a jumbled block of text with scattered names and addresses. Readers glimpse phrases like Laie, Bronrokt, Mahalia, Kus Voir, and Aton Miva alongside stray references to places and dates, but the overall content remains garbled and unreadable.
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Risunemetices
Delkin
Children’s Heads and Hair Care Question Pieces
An excerpt discusses hair growth and baldness prevention, praising a dome-like tonic for children. It mentions safe, non-paragnous properties and claims about chemical agents and preparations, with references to British origins and postage details.
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Bowe
Sybury
Great Britain
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