Land of mystery and vast Yukons beckon travelers
The piece paints a nostalgic Alaska voyage by coast steamer and rail from Victoria to Skagway to Dawson and Fairbanks, praising routes past Alert Bay and Wrangell, notes totem poles near Queen Charlotte Islands, White Pass rail, and legendary figures in Arctic lore as the Spell of the Yukon is evoked.
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Victoria
Vancouver
Premaque Islands
White Pass
Yukones Canyon
White Horse
van- Wer
Skngway
Pacific
Alert Bay
Elf
Bell
Lory Port
Port Simpson
United States
Stars
Barnes i
Skagway
Alaska
Soapy Smith
Tunnel Mountain
Lake Bennett
Atlin Lake
Llewellyn Glacier
Llewellyn
Dawson
Robert W. Service
Rex Beach
Jack London
Circle City
Arctic Circle
Fort Yukon
Tanana
Yukon
Fairbanks
Mount Jickinley
Chinese ink industry linked to Philippine wood trade
A Hong Kong based group led by Yuet Loong Chan & Co controls import of Soo Mook wood from the Philippines. The timber yields red ink paste for Chinese seals and a dye used in firecrackers and paper, with the dibucao tree also found in Toflo and other Philippine regions.
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Hongkong
Yuet Loong Chan & Co
Philippines
Chinese Republic
Toflo
United States
Aelquoland of the Adamatic coastal sketches and lore
National Geographic describes a Adriatic region near the Gulf of Quarnero with Flume and Cherso nearby. The Morilachs of Moriacchia are noted for distinctive costumes including kerchiefs beads and embroidered aprons with dowry coins, while men wore braided hair.
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National Geographic Society
Gulf of
Quarnero
Long Island
D’annunzio
District of Columbia
Adriatic
Cherso
Dalmatia
Croatian Littoral
Moriacchia
Exhibition at the zoo becomes a beastly affair
A playful exchange about a zoo exhibition frames the event as a beastly affair with light humor. The pun hints at animal-themed displays drawing visitor reactions and amusement.
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Zoo
Nickel's global supply tied to Sudbury sources
The text notes that 85 percent of global nickel comes from the Sudbury district in Canada with vast ore reserves. France accounts for about 11 percent of production. It suggests Britain could shift to nickel as a monetary basis if gold prices fall.
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Aimes
Sudbury District
Canada
France
Grea Britain
Second Doctor Like First One for Sick Smith Family
Dialogue notes the second physician mirrors the first in treatment and demeanor. It suggests the family expects consistency in care from doctors who resemble each other in method and bedside manner.
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Smiths
Cuti cura Soap and OCuticura Talcum Ad
Wash off in five minutes with Cuti cura Soap and hot water. Once clear keep your skin clear by using them for Galiy toilet purposes. Don't fail to include OCuticura Talcum.
Ossian Myth and Ossianic Poems by James Macpherson
The account recounts Ossian a third century Gaelic hero with Wen son of Fingal and his travels with Caledonian prince. It notes Ossian being taken to the isle of the eve young and returning older to tell St Patrick of the feats, and mentions Macpherson 1760 1766 publishing two epics claimed as Ossian translations.
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Ossian
Wen
Fingal
Isle of the Eve
St. Patrick
James Mcpherson
Our Flour and Wheat Exports
Between July 1 and January 9 the United States exported 82,088,000 bushels of wheat and 8,773,000 barrels of flour, totaling 121,960,000 bushels of wheat.
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United States
Man Seeks Sleep Tips From Doctors
A man who travels to different towns collects medical advice on sleep. He warns against sleeping on the left or right side, back, or stomach, and even avoiding chairs. He asks if anyone can describe how to sleep standing up without falling.
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Bill
Habit Had Taken Hold
Father warns son about a habit of charging everything as the army training echoes in daily life. The exchange highlights discipline clashing with consumer impulses through a concise domestic vignette.
Incomplete OCR Opinion Fragment Analyzed
Fragmentary OCR text provides unclear opinions or pings that obscure a coherent topic. No identifiable people places organizations or dates are readable to form a factual news item.
Paradoxical Position in a Riddle Exchange
A brief quip explores a paradoxical line about knots and tying up. The speaker notes the oddity of measuring how many knots someone can make not when she is free, but when she is tied up. The exchange relies on wordplay and a playful misdirection.
Device Filters Hot Air
A report describes a device used to reduce heating blasts by mounting over a heating register to filter and lessen warm air output.
Tailor Pushes to Cut Cost of Living Petition
A satirical note recalls a writer who tackled high prices by appealing to a thousand tailors. The piece frames the effort as a clever reform gesture, highlighting cost concerns and consumer advocacy through a humorous lens.
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Green
Quarrel Over Mail Burned Item Sparks Domestic Clash
Fragmentary dialogue suggests a domestic dispute centered on a forgotten mailed item and a burned document. The exchange references a wife discovering an item he neglected to mail and an item he burned. No further context is provided in the readable text.
No Wonder as Prohibition Sparks Speakings
A clipped quip notes a man who cannot bottle his wrath when discussing prohibition. The line aside, the speaker asks if he drinks and replies with a joke that he makes cork screws.
Sword from Waterloo Sparks Old Anecdote Sale
A curio dealer touts a sword over a century old from the Waterloo battle of 1815. The customer listens to the anecdote, thanks the dealer, and buys the item, noting a prior purchase of the same anecdote with an old musket.
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Kissence
Troce
Rell
Livert W. Service
Northion
Taku Glacier
Eau
Lynn Ent
Aelqoland
the Adamatic
Europe
PE Ru-Wa
Ms. Samuel
The
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Bayer
Bill Jones
Inomtate
Ge Oe Smith
St. Beatrice
Neb
Dean
Amy Stora
Box Doan
Milburn CO
Buffalo, M. Y
Thebesto
Rocky Mountain
Onto River
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