True Love's Route Through the Heart in a Washington Heights Salon
A fragmentary diary style scene shows Max the Washington Heights saloon keeper hosting a cozy Sunday gathering. Policemen drop by for warmth, neighbors gather, and Max recalls a life of suitors and stories, weaving in a tale of romance and social observation amid a stream of unconventional dialogue.
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Max
Washington Heights
Elie
Tony Py
Milrie
Birk
Wien
Howe
Elitr Sue
Dia Mick
Ti Meek
First Note on Color Blindness History and Dalton
This fragment discusses early color blindness recognition and mentions Dalton as the first to describe his own condition in 177, with references to a Quaker context and a controversial reaction to color terms. It notes how societal views affected the reception and standards for color perception at that era.
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Caior bisCarss
Adee
Dalton
Bodley
Freinds
Eollor Undine
Infant Mortality Debate Reveals Environmental Links
A long fragmented report discusses infant mortality and the impact of poverty on parenting and housing. It notes measurements showing higher death rates among children from poor environments and contrasts with survival rates of those in better conditions, highlighting the role of environment in infancy outcomes.
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Bieshrat
William Gitar
Enzlieh
Fontitme Ollain
Stalley
Fragmentary Rail Journey Memoir Unclear Names and Places
Disjointed OCR style fragment describes a travel scene with Carelene Traveler and other unclear names. Mentions auntie, Harper, care, darky, and a tense rhythm around a journey by rail with an ambiguous destination or event. Content is garbled and lacks coherent facts or timeline.
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Eli
Namie
Coon
Mays
Harper
Bali
Proposed Sedten Canal Revival Across Scotland
A revived oil powered ship canal concept seeks a Scotland crossing at the narrowest point. Glasgow backs a 40 million dollar plan while Edinburgh favors a 57 million dollar version. Earlier ideas proposed widening the Forth and Clyde canal with a lockless route at about 70 million dollars. Despite slow progress, supporters deem the project highly valuable to commerce and expect eventual realization.
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Scotland
Justress
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Edinhursh
Forth and Chae
Cigarette Records Show Store Window Expert
A shop window displays a young woman faking cigarettes as an expert notes a smoker would consume 2,400 cigarettes daily. The stlgaman compares this to an eight month span, saying even the best tobacco maker averages about 1,400 per day and hints the record has long been held by someone named Caro.
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Stlgaman
Beleva
Eeta
Caro
City Remembers Founder Amid Bustling Centennial Plans
The city recalls its founder as planners outline a 10 year milestone and a ceremonial plate unveiling near the riverfront. Key figures Abe Fourier of Mab CMY and Rinoe Pot are noted among supporters while talks hint at a 500,000 dollar fundraising target to mark the city’s origins and early efforts.
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City
Melinurtoy
Abe Fourier
Mab Cmy
Bari
New Wood Preservative Seems Allied to German Form
Fragmentary OCR text describes a new wood preservative, claiming German development and “preservation of wood with al phur” in favorable terms. The snippet mentions water gels, alkaline qulutins, and heat adapted fuel treatment but lacks coherent facts or names.
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Germany
Westperatores
Protectess by Flowers and Burglary Fears at Hiptom
A garbled excerpt describes a device or defense against burglars and a lethal consequence for intruders. It mentions a tower, a live tile, and a supposed consequence if a burglar attempts a break in. The text references a protectess system and fear of intruders escaping.
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Jayean
A Queer Little Mouse Story in a New South Wales House
A garbled old text describes a small, unusual dwelling in New South Wales. It mentions a five and a half foot boy and a peculiar expansion of walls. The piece notes the house is inhabited, with faded details and a quirky tone.
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Ennne
New South
Wisch
Dear Friend Warns of Bad Grocers and Fair Trade
A letter from Jacob Blyth of Fargo Hoskins Co complains of rotten produce from a careless grocery and promotes finding a better shop. He mentions bananas at 40 cents a dozen, oranges at 50 cents a dozen, apples at $2 per box, and sugar at $6 per sack, urging fair treatment.
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Jacob
Blyth
Fargo-Hoskins Co
Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement claims a cold or cough causes constipation as moisture shifts to the eyes nose and throat. It touts Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as relief by inducing a copious bowel action to expel the illness from the body.
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Kennedy
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Pest
Peel
Lord Ashley
Chile
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the Occidental Saloon
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Kemmerer, Wyoming
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Pinedale
A. M. Turner
I. B. Roberts
Wyoming
L Magine
Maginnis & Corn
Law
Keeles Bulling
Ogden
Utah
Hell
Ivan
Jones
First National
C. D. Stafford
Kemmerer, Wyo
Con Brady
Drs
Cunnington & Hocker
DRAY
M. C. Dolar
W. W. Davis
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Evanston
Diamondville
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Belmont Saloon
John Griff
James
Pahad Ghaien
Washington, D.C
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