Home of Gen Lew Wallace Featured In Indiana City
The article guides readers through Lew Wallace’s home and Wabash College in Frankfort Indiana. It highlights the tree shaded streets, iron fence, maple and beech trees, and Mrs Wallace’s hospitality. It notes Dr Tuttle at Wabash College, cataloguing books, and 40 acre campus with large brick buildings. It ends reflecting on progress and the era’s spirit.
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Krant
Chicago
Maurice Thompson
Lew Wallace
Wabash College
Wabash Ave
Tuttle
Alma
Tennyson
Suny Nckland
Evra Prankfort
Transfers and property deeds list scattered in old record text
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous transfers, dowries, and property lots referencing multiple individuals and plots. Names include Sumner, David Casey, Charles, Henry Wood, William Crown, Milton Ha, Marcellus, Arcada Georg, and others with various block and lot notations and small sums noted in the jumble.
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Janes
Kate McNamara
Sumner
David Casey
Ani
Charles
Naldrort
Lot
Smith
Andrew Greenland
Widen
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Poe Henry
Wilburt
Peter
Mates
Thomas Harrison Ant
Thomas Harrison
B.P. Heatley
John Gratuugh
B. Crown
Aloyette
Marcellus Seed
Wand Kate
Arcada Georg
Henry Wood
Milton Ha
Marwhal
Ui Ling
Ali
Gratiotty Favinee Bank
Milusky
Blyton
Edward J. Norton
George Land Vary
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Howe
Feisono Iyarne
Albert Komaley
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Naldrett
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John Vawerhunt Wi
Bilin
Arouse Poliasie
Anna
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Eengier
William Seton
Willam Mend
Myrin B. Grats
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Charles I. Peters
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Jobe Homiator
Elisbeth Tyer
Thomson and His Rats In Maine Pond Prank
Lewiston Jour recounts a Western Maine tale about Joe Thomeon who ferried a bag of meat scraps to attract rats from several towns. He released them near a hogshead and later rowed away to watch, but the rats swam after him and mauled his face neck and hands before he reached shore.
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Thom
Thomenn
Maine
Joe Thomeon
Jon
Hte
Lewiston Jour
How a Spider Spins a Web in Forty Minutes
A Cornhill Magazine description explains the common spider begins by enclosing a foundation area with lines radiating about thirty threads to the center. Concentric threads are added between radii, sticky droplets on the silk, while early concentrics lack stickiness so the spider can sit in the center. After completion, the spider builds a nearby cell connected by a thread that signals prey capture and guides the predator to the center for investigation.
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Cornhill Magazine
The Sense of Smell and Nasal Function
The nose serves a dual role by guiding breath and sensing odors. The olfactory nerves lie in the upper nasal chambers away from routine inhalation, so faint scents require purposeful sniffing to be detected, per Youth's Companion.
France's Executive Powers and Term Length
The president of France is chosen by a joint assembly of both parliamentary branches for seven years. Parliament can dismiss him, and the constitution grants him authority over appointing a ministry, treaties, top posts, pardons, and with the senate the power to dissolve the chamber to trigger new elections. The executive’s record dates to December 3, 1887, per the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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France
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Carnot
Louis Globe-Democrat
Remember boys tellers lexicon lesson misprint
A teacher speaks to new students about youth and language. A Das ton boy raises a question about the word full and jokes about writing to publishers of the lexicon about an omission. The exchange ends with a playful mispronunciation of Montree Sis.
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Daston
Socrates
Miner Finds New Ore in Rocky Mountains
Report from Chicago Tribune describes a scientist named Mr Clarke discovering a mineral in the Rocky Mountains with metallic properties. He notes it reacts with molten iron, increases fluidity, purifies alloys, and strengthens copper alloys. the ore appears as black sandstone with highly polished surfaces. Clarke withholds location to secure control of the find.
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Boston
Elaine
Mit
Cincinnati
Chica
Boswa
Inn
Ua New
Crentes
Betisile
Clarke
Runaway Deputy Marshal Recalls Prairie Duel
Deputy Marshal Tom Smith returns from the territory with a hair raising night on the prairie. He and Booker were driving when Booker fell head first over the dash as horses reared. Smith steadied the team by firing his Winchester, killing the pursued horse and saving himself from a fall. The losing horses cost $150 each.
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Tom Smith
Booker
Smith
Bagwy
Dallas News
Vervent Lightning Strikes Athens Home in Rainstorm
A noon rainstorm near Athens witnessed a freak strike at the home of William Henry Morton. Lightning melted the iron rod and guttering around the house, sent molten metal along the tin roof and back porch, and traveled to a well fifty feet away, causing severe damage to woodwork and melted metal throughout.
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Willian Henry Morton
Athens
Momn
Atlanta Constitution
Northwest Texas Cattle Growers Convened in Dallas
The fifteenth annual convention of the Northwest Texas Cattle Growers Association was held in Dallas. Range cattle from Montana to the gulf were represented, and reports indicate the range country preserved cattle well this season despite a few storms. If the coming weather remains mild, cattle along the plains are expected to be fatter and in better condition than usual.
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Northwest Texas Cattle Growers
Aac
Dallas
Montana
Gulf
Cor
Chicago
Inter-Oreau
Fractured Observations From A Bleary Chronicle
A garbled column recounts petty theft in a jewelry shop, royal water rites for Jordan baptisms, a life policy dispute over wrongful death, a Palo Alto skeleton exhibit at Stanford, and Berlin University expansions. It also notes a senate leader’s long service and historical brevet awards.
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Royal Palace de
Berlin
Hollenwollern Family
Prince Joachim
Fuld
Jordan Reservoir
Virol Charles Kidatek to headline county exhibition
Charles Kidatek of Sturals, famed gentleman in scientific calling, will perform next Wednesday in the county. The show features a balloon act and aims to showcase his refined notoriety. Ashley pars and others are listed as participants in what promises to be a notable display.
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Chas. Glanich
Charles Kidatek
Sturals
Farm real estate and loans offered by BERT WOODWARD
BERT WOODWARD announces choice farms for sale at lowest cash prices. Lots bought and sold. Money to loan on approved security. He lists fire insurance options from leading companies including Western of Toronto Granite State and the United States. Alma, WI.
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Western
Toronto
Granite State
Unites States
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Albert
Seeyen
Alma Dems
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Alea
Mturbey
Detroit Lansing and Northern R R notice fragment
Fragmentary OCR text from a Detroit Lansing and Northern railroad notice shows unclear, incomplete wording about a timetable or route. The readable bits mention Detroit and Lansing areas with a possible reference to a railroad line or schedule, but details are missing. Further legible text needed for precise summary.
Fragmented OCR text on events and names from a Chicago page
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous proper nouns, places, and potential events without clear narrative. It mentions Chicago related terms, several personal names, and scattered phrases that hint at a column or report but lack coherent structure or resolvable facts.
PILES TD LCE VLR MAD E Ae rathepee pads M3 a Ree
Fragmentary text describes a price list and items with partial names and numbers. It mentions Tike Price and unfamiliar terms suggesting a catalog or advertisement snippet. No clear event or persons emerge from the readable portion.
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Benteal
Fragmentary note on rheumatism and purity failure in youth
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions rheumatism and a misconstrued notion of purity, with unclear references to adults and a possible identity or initials FB and VanDenburn. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events, dates, or concrete facts to form a clear news item.
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