Rattler Bites Youth in Mojave Desert Tale of Cures Told
A young man bitten by a rattlesnake in the Mojave Desert endures a slow recovery after first aid with ligatures and improvised treatments, while recounting dangers from snakes near old prospect holes. The account notes snake handling myths and cautions about venom spread, with general snake behavior and regional species details from New York Herald reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Euler
Werpehnia
Hopital
Miturstist
Mojave
Ninolas
Hut
Courmon
Conyard
New York
Gonnin Gossip IV Rumor Hurts Local Figures
A scrambled OCR style item mentions Dan to Tenewteba and Hels, Mesa, Inbsenloes, Shachoppers, and others amid talk of trouble. References to Barkisostlyar and Torinel Steg appear with unclear roles. The piece reads as gossip focused on unnamed individuals and local names with minimal clear facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atatinon
Luvatoe
Watches and Jewelry Sale At 23 Third Street
Advertises a large selection of watches clocks and jewelry at reasonable prices inviting readers to visit Leo Prochet at 23 Third Street for presentations and deals on Sweet Melody Flour noted in the corner of the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Presenta
Leo Prochet
Potentt
Rat catchers and pests noted in early urban lore
The article surveys methods of pest control and vermin handling in cities, describing live and dead rat markets in England, the use of chemicals and special traps, and the value of rats for trapping and gloves. It also touches on roach catching, false faces in New York, and curious anecdotes from various locales.
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Catelor
Ube
Ter
Witcher
Turin
Atlantic
Rts
England
Lee
Vezina
New York
Serala
Adamston Town Improvement Line Hearing Notice 1905
Notice of proposed iron and steel pipe installations along the streets of Adamstown in artisan county West Virginia. Public hearing set for December 21 1905 to consider the application under chapter 29 of the Act of 1904 published in Clarksborg Telegram for thirty days. Charles D Elliott dated November 15 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Clarkshors
Clarksburg
Flarrison County
Charles D. Elliott
Isnovsot
Sreentown Cemetery Opens under Perpetual Care
Cemetery records advertise perpetual care with a pricing inquiry through P. A. Koblegard. Officers T. Lynch and T. Lee Farley note September grounds access. Local ads promote egg drinks at the Tuma Low fountain and Innezott Shoes polished at Tee's shoe store.
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Sreentown
Carline
P. A. Koblegard
T. Lynch
T. Lee Farley
Tuma & Low
Innezott
Tee
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Geo. T. Bamey
Monticello Avenue
Savanet
Broad Oaks
Near Ear Line
BR. Odell
West
Pike Street
Main Street
Hent
Were Morgan
Clay Street
Harvey W. Harmer
Fair Groma
Addres
Real Estate Brokerage Exchange
New Martinesville
W. VaniYmwitt
Bath
West Main Street
Novitis
Nell
Hill
Singer Sewing Machine Company
EB. P. McMillan
W. Main
Allee
G. Vacher
Osgood Street
Chicago
Leh Street
Board and Root
New Martinsville Improvement Co
Whetling
Ar Stedlton
Comer Lee
Chestnut Streets
Point Comfort
Ford £ Co, Tailors
Adamston
G. C. Southern
Oak Hall
W. Va
Roberts Hardware Co
Hickman Street
Telggrium
Fier
Aed
Foley's
Toney
Moreur
Sturm
Wileon
F. HW
NewEmpire Bank Building
the Central Storage Co
Conswanltt
North 4Th & Baltimora Sts
CREEN
M.F. Bartlett
3Rd St
Stoop
Pier Hee
Sr Esiaine Veartes
Randy
Promine
Penelope Darcey
Georgy "Prenchard
Wolverton
John Gage
Tale
Eee Hervey
Inkworth
Joe
Chicago Chronicle
Washington Star
Muburn Buin
Chicago Tribune
Baste
Ex- Temporat
Ben Jonson
F. D. Brooke Electric Photo Studio
Waldo
Ingle Meals
Aundry Attach
Wuritzburg
Dra
Freehill Brothers
Leggett
Stone
Mercer
Cacreran
Kranich & Bach
Ubera
Rearaine
Count Ives
Thompson Music Go
Elk Bridge Building
Dane
Seremoney Plumbing Sho
Brooke
Seski
MacDonald
KODAK
W. Main Street
Harold G. MacDonald
Eureke Plumbing Co- Gould & Sons
West Pile Street Dome
The
Lowndes
Clarksburg, W. Va
Savings Bank Department
TRUST
Cominy Department
L. Duncan
Sacy
Richard J. Lowades
Union National Bank
West VA
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