Lion Cub Found At Ohio Freight Yard Incident
A shaken Mrs Shirley reports a young lion cub abandoned in an empty freight car near a railroad area in Ohio. The animal, named PHS Bum, shows a developing mane and peculiar patch marks, grows rapidly, and prefers raw meat. Police investigate alleged theft from a menagerie and possible accomplice who abandoned the cub while fleeing.
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Ohio
Paltimore
Mre
C. G. Shirtey
Perates
Mergary
Ghirley
Ational
Shirley
Starving Russians Eating Their Own Children Claim
Captain F Dunnet of the steamer Orient returning to Los Angeles after a voyage to the Austen provinces reports appalling famine conditions in Russia. He describes officials and emissaries blocking aid while desperate residents say they are eating their own children due to lack of food. Government officers guard exits, hindering escape.
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Los Shgruer Gat
Auese
F. Dunnet
Orient
Lon Angeles
Austen Provinces
Dunet
Ato
Bervice
Kaptain
How Theyll Spend Fortune Garland Spurned
New York August funds from Garland total 828000 million left by the heir to be used for public service via the American Fund for Public Service. A 12 member board will vet movements and allocate grants for cooperative ventures labor education tenant farmer aid and periodicals. Not a giant trust fund, funds go to experiments with minimal admin costs.
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New York
American Fund For Public Service
NHA
Roger’n. Ballwin
American Civil Liberties Union
erican-Finistor
Public Berries
Anya Baldwin
Munnertaga
Garland Aidney
Interaat
Garland
Thue ‘Mey Foundation
Funda
Baldwin
Fragmented 19th Century Dialogue Amid Quoted Ambiguity
A garbled excerpt presents disjointed lines about domes of people, forerunners in China, crime and perception of value under law. The text juxtaposes convention with prejudice and hints at measurable yet intangible results, mentioning Charles Garland and aims of development in vague terms.
B. C. Offers $100 Prizes for Agricultural Club Work
The Baltimore and Onion Railroad Company offers two prizes of 100 dollars each to young agriculturists in Maryland and nearby states. Directors of agricultural colleges announce the premiums to be awarded to the boy and girl who perform the most efficient work as members of boys and girls agricultural clubs during the months traveled by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Maryland
Baltimore and Onion Railroad Company
Agricultural Colleges
Baltimore and Ohio
Women fined for fishing in Potomac without license
J B Coons and R B Kriner of Waynesboro were fined five dollars each by Justice Tice at Williamsport for fishing in the Potomac River without a license. They appealed and gave bond of 100 dollars each for the November term.
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Potomac River
R. B. Kriner
Waynesboro
Justice Tice
Williams Prs
Cort
Newest Coiffure Arrives in Spanish Style
The newest coiffure is striking rather than becoming with gel avoided. It lifts curls into a knot at the nape and features a large Spanish comb.
Master sleuth Jimmy the safeblower unmasked by Edward Thierry
Edward M. Thierry reports in New York on July 24 that Gordon McCarthy, a young detective who hunted an express mail robbery gang, is revealed as the master mind who led the capture of $2,060,000 in cash and securities. McCarthy, trained with Scotland Yard, refused a $500,000 bribe and pursued the gang across the country. The tale blends bravado with the risky life of undercover policing and a dramatic denouement in which he outsmarts the robbers and the authorities alike.
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New York
Wala
Gordon
McCarthy
Sherlock Holmes
Gerald Chapman
Charlee
Loerber
George Anderson
Aling Bryce
Spurne
American Railway Express Company
Express Company
Supan
Scotland Yard
Curly
London
France
Railway
Secret Service
Buffalo
Clewa
Robert
Cowle
Mr. Cowl
Moe
The Clicquot Club CQ and Millie Musa in US A
A brief note lists the Clicquot Club CQ along with Millie and Musa in the United States, an unclear entry from an OCR page. The fragment hints at people and an organization but provides no dates or actions.
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THE
Clicquot Club
Millie
Musa
Divorce Suit Sparks Public Ad Offer in Haverhill
Chas Rosengard of Haverhill Massachusetts advertised in the Evening Gazette that he must raise $10,000 to pay his wife for a cruel treatment and nonsupport divorce suit. He offers to sell safes cheaply using his financial need as leverage. Contact at 01 Main Street or telephone number 3617.
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My International
Ni Havsreill
Mass
Rosengard
Haverhill Evening Gazette
Charles Rosengard
Main Street
Ostrich Fringe Fashions Rise in Evening Gowns
Ornate ostrich fringe decorates upcoming season evening gowns as trains and long frocks gain prominence. Fashion notes highlight lavish trims shaping fall and winter style trends.
Stray cat gnaws way from warm home in paste office
A stray cat roams the Lawrence paste office starving after wandering beyond ill confinement, biting into milk and chicken from a foraging party. The animal eats its way through the parcel post room as workmen try to capture it and restore order in the cold, cruel world.
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Lawrence
Grain prices tumble as liquidation hits all markets
News wire notes a broad grain liquidation with declines across wheat corn and oats. September and December wheat trade near $1.98 with limited rug support while rail demand for coal and other goods lifts some prices. Hog prices drop amid packer pressure. top hogs reach about 10.40 with uneventful rain outlook and steady money markets in London.
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Oeer
Aupply
Liverpool
Winnipeg
TINGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN PROMISES QUICK COL D RELIEF
An OCR damaged ad touts Tingle's Laxo Aspirin as fast acting relief for headaches earaches and neuralgia. It claims added ingredients reduce stomach upset and cleanse the body while promising pain relief within ten minutes and urging readers to act now.
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Tingle
Million Dollar Cow Unearths Hidden Gold on Nevada Ranch
A Los Angeles report describes a nine million dollar cow that reportedly yields no milk yet uncovers a rich vein of gold when trapped in a hole on Tompson’s Nevada ranch near the California border. The incident ends with the cow being extricated by a derrick revealing the gold.
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Ray Kateristic
Los Angeles
Cal
Johnson
Los ‘Angeles
Angeles
Tompson
Nevada
California
Neéiey
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Bate
Ata
Nyway
Roger N. Baldwin
Charles Garland
Amma
cHtinean
Goa
Bayer
Aepasu Rheumatiant
Jimmy
Master Sleuth
BY Edward M. Thierry
Jamaica
Bed Rock Springs
Kellogg’s
Mrov A. G . Olbeon
R. F.D
Rockdale
Texan
Cuticinne
Sam
Ege
Risa
Wes
Kellogg's
W. K. Kellogg
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