Four Year Old in Binder Accident in Sparta
A four year old, Donald Squiers, son of Mr and Mrs Craven Squiers, was injured when a binder ran over him while his father cut oats. Doctors report probable amputation of both legs to save his life as his legs were crushed and flesh ground. The incident occurred Saturday afternoon at the father's field in Sparta.
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Sparta
Witte
Donald Squiers
Craven Squiers
Donald
Larimore
Rastman
Fredericktown
Ang
Weaver
Orval Weaver
Wilcox
Bloomville
Hugeing
Bagdad’s Ruins Mark Century of Decline and Change
The London Chronicle recalls Baghdad once famed as the happiest and holiest city, now ruined and decayed. It notes the shift of the court in the eleventh century from the western to the eastern bank of the Tigris and laments the need for western civilization’s improving tone.
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Bagdad
Bagdod
Gond Taroumabhasehld
Tigris
Cty
Two Men Jailed After Camp Meeting Fight Incident
Sheriff Mossholder and Deputy Lytle arrested Dase Morrow and Charles Harris at the Caves Sunday afternoon after a disturbance during camp meetings. Morrow, reportedly intoxicated, struck Walter Lepley leading to intervention and a broader melee. The two men were jailed with affidavits likely to follow Monday Lyon County jail records note the incident at the camp site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dase Morrow
Charles Harris
Mossholder
Lytle
Sid
Walter Lowley
Lye
Morrow
Harris
Cronada
Mt. Vernon
Niagara's Transmutations and the Magic of Water
A fragmentary feature explores how Niagara's waters are said to transmute sand into near diamonds water into salt and into lubricants and inks. It links hydroelectric power to steel, manufacturing speed, antiseptics, whiteness, and durability in automobiles and industry while quoting a tailor on selling versus matching demand.
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Niagara
Series at Sychar Begins August Ninth With New Features
Read across Camp Syehar details for a revival series starting August ninth. Rev Andrew Johnson and Evangelist James M. Taylor lead sessions with Dr Mantle and other seasoned preachers. Transportation and full participation promised. attendees urged to bring friends for encouragement and spiritual uplift.
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Sychar
Camp
Syehar
Elode
Jender
Mohr
Li Mara
Bag Minh An Zleggler
Andrew Jobnson
Evan Rollal
ARN CiEy Calloe
Alea
Mr. Butler
Detroit
Mich Roman
James M. Taylor
New York City
Mantle
Poorly legible clipping about a Birmingham resident
A fragmented OCR item mentions a Birmingham area figure and a public reference, with unclear quotes about belief in what is read and a claim of printing a name. The readable text points to a local figure whose prominence is questioned in a terse, disjointed note.
Danville Buckeye Big Picnic At Twin City Grange
Danville and Buckeye residents join a large village festival featuring a clay pigeon shoot, a meal, songs and recitals by Prof. Mallipeak and Royal Stauth, plus a fashion prize and a charity box. The afternoon features a farmers versus merchants contest and a Twin City Grays versus Glenmont baseball game.
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Danville
Adi
Thoraday
Avi
Asm
Will Jain
Farmers
Medretante
Jospeh McMillan
Fiat Yn Grange
Moretiant
Mart xOillapeak
Mir
Miri
Royal Stauth
Hurdetta Gaines
E. Mentillan
Grays Va
Glenmont
Fragmented text suggests transcription errors in schedule notes
The readable portion hints at a start time and a plan involving a writer or editor but the rest is garbled. Ambiguous terms make it impossible to extract concrete names, places, or events for a proper card.
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Harold Endslow
Donald Squires
Hoy Weaver
Knox County
J. ©. Devin
County Exemption Board
Harold Homer Endstrow
Jolloway
Lst
Guy Miller
Knox Edo
Honor Bank
West Side Public Square
H. Israel
B. D. Herron
Ohio
St Warton
WWE
Ewan
Asf
Birmingham
Buckeye
Tonkiy
Gayerro
Cohuabi
Axio
Antony
Hines
Agile Evils Ieee
Kor
Cnel
Cretonnes
Weath
de Lille
Cnit
Hibhl
Siar
Paros
Woodbury’s
de Lyon
Eek Ina
Rad
Lont
Een
Coe Wattle
Ty Todd
Ciood Quidity
Wat
Washington
Ophinx
Man
Arivone
Gambier
Wits
Halle
Heneeliet
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