Petition to probate estate of Nicholas Whitcraft in Ithaca
In probate court at Ithaca the petition of Patrick Whitcraft seeks admission and appointment of a personal representative for the estate of Nicholas Whitcraft late of Pipe River township country. The court orders notice to heirs and interested persons and publication in The Alma Record for three successive weeks prior to the hearing in the village.
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Pereann
Gaid
Hue
Michigan
Kovwry
Gmatvor
Fratats Court of Said
Nicholas Whitcraft
Pipe River
Patrick Whitcraft
Kiea
Ithaca
Alina
Exid
Isaac
Shavier
Mortgage Sale in Gratiot County Michigan Notice
Mortgage sale announces the foreclosure of a deed of trust held by Capitol Savings and Loan Association of Lansing Michigan on a property in Alma Gratiot County Michigan. John Hlavik and Margaret Mankthashaid owe balance plus interest and costs. sale conducted at the county courthouse blind auction to satisfy the debt.
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Devault
John Hiavik
Margaret Mank Thashaid
Arut
Last Sing
Michigan
Gravet
State of Michigan
Mielgages
Dolle
Viste
Ferrer
Ana
Gratiot
Es & Sharrar
Alma
Olin
Lank
Margaret Tank
Eepittavings & Loan
Stichigan
Ebruatia
Wit Mi
Capitol Investiue Toan Association
Lansing
Mich
Saptete Leas
Sea Fe Thay
Sreigo
Tibet
Cartron Bavinus i
Mortzawee
Fragmented OCR builds a scene with named figures and setting
Vague dialogue and actions unfold as characters Garman, Tom Gaynor, and Frank interact along a road gate. The narrative hints at expectation and calm restraint, with a distant glimpse of a tree and a sports field as a backdrop. The passage centers on impression and anticipation more than a clear outcome.
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Totieli
Tom Gaynor
Homes
Frank
John Roo
Rooney Will Reveals Irish Family Fortunes and Odd Testament
An Irish tale unfolds around John Rooney’s will, its odd phrasing, and the treasure it promises. Frank Murtagh seeks Kitty Gaynor, while Tom Gaynor plots to seize Rooney’s money, only to discover the true American legacy hidden with the pot.
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Tom Gaynor
Tom
Ireland
Kitty
Old Tom
Rooney
Pretty Kitty
Frank Murtagh
John Rooney
John
Frank
Blade
Sean
Murtagh
Belt
Jobin Koon
Wien
Wruak
How To Gain Flesh
The article claims that persons can gain a pound a day by taking an ounce of Scott's Emulsion. It explains the emulsion stimulates digestion so the patient absorbs and digests ordinary food they could not before, leading to rapid weight gain. The text asserts a certain amount of flesh is necessary for health and that it can be obtained by this method.
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Scott
Scott's Emulsion Product Announcement in New York
Scott's Emulsion Scott & Bowne at 409 Pear Street New York announces the tonic brand well known for cod liver oil derived health benefits. The ad highlights its long standing reputation and availability in the city.
Scholarship Sale Offer From International Correspondence School
Thousands have trained for lucrative positions through ISC of Scranton Pa. Your chance to choose any offered scholarship. Call the office for particulars.
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International Correspondence School
Scranton
St Louis man elected director of Michigan millers group
F C Henry of St Louis proprietor of the roller mills has been elected a director of the Michigan State Millers association for the ensuing year.
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ST. Louis
F. C. Henry
Michigan State Millers’ Association
Lucinda Leaves Town After Mansion Ballot Revelation
Lucinda departs with her maid from the old manor after a mistress shows her the ballots of great grandparents. The pair contemplate the mansion’s gloom and Lucinda quotes excuses about avoiding work where there is trouble or danger, leaving by the next day’s station.
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Ance Stors
Lucinda
Sbe
Peixe
They Were Not Trifle and Bride Ten Years Apart
The piece recounts a couple rushing to a theater after a home arrival at 6 20 pm and 8 pm playtime, with a playful line about waiting for love. It includes a humorous note on Willie and his dog Fido and a mother’s skeptical reply to imagination. The Exchange quotation ends with a quip about imagination and color.
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Wille
Fido
Willie
Wenal
Signet Rings Tell Tales of Trade and Prayer Through Time
A jeweler explains how signet rings served practical purposes in the Middle Ages when most could not write. Priests stamped documents, nobles bore coats of arms, and merchants used marks or trademarks. Continental firms preserve founder rings bearing historic seals and current trade marks.
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Merchanta Bere
Ringe
Keep Young by Breaking Thought Habits in Social Change
A short excerpt discusses neophobia in the elderly as a mental attitude issue rather than physical decay. It argues that thought atrophy stems from fixed habits and that foreseeing danger and deliberately adopting new thinking can prevent decline. It urges embracing social change with fresh perspective, not youthful biases.
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Bierwenthe
B. A. Rows
Oyster Society Joke Recalled In Yates Memoir
The fragment recalls Thackeray’s quip about rival oyster shops as Yates notes in his Recollections and Experiences. Yates describes walking from the club with Thackeray and pointing out two oyster sellers in New Street marking a dozen each, prompting a humorous exchange.
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Oyster Society
Ap Oyster
Yates
New Street
Thackeray
Blaming the Teeth and Sensibility in Romantic Crisis
A fragmentary piece links emotional crises to romantic sentiment, insomnia, and religious sensibility near the line of madness. Nellie defends her babysitter with a quip about sense and working yet, while her mother objects to the idea.
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Manta
Nellie
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