Investment pitch pushes Blankington toward stock deal
A Chicago Record-Herald transcript shows Mr Gassaway and associates pressuring Mr Blankington to invest in a close corporation stock offering. They stress rapid purchase, high dividends, and 20 percent first-year gains, while addressing payment plans and stock limits before he declines.
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Mr. Blankington
Swixelum
Gasseway
Gassaway
Gawmway
Mr. Gasdaway
ah—Browkington
Thin Enterpelae
Ah—Blankington
Beet Mites Win Wild Weaving Duel
A fragmented clipping reports a local match where a team labeled Beet Mites edges a rival in a tense weaving-style contest. The outcome and participants are unclear due to the damaged text.
Fatigue in Steel Questioned by Experts and Tests
Engineers argue fatigue does not alter iron under normal use. Hadfield cites internal flaws or improper heat treatment as causes of failures. Tests at Watertown arsenal show steel retains mechanical qualities after 24 years of overstrain with no detectable change.
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A. Hadfield
London Engineering
Watertown Arsenal
No autograph collector in shine of wages dispute tale
A Baltimore family employs a cook whose strict habits and pride sparks alarm as she quits over wages. Molly, paid by check, denounces the master as an artygraft collector while claiming two months of labor. Salt Lake Route advertises a convention trip with July dates and low round trip rates.
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Baltimore
New York Times
Molly
Artygraft
Salt Lake
Utah
Denver
Calo
Mdo
Desert rancher uncovers rich Nevada gold find after lone trek
Jim Butler, a rancher in Monitor valley southwestern Nevada, found gold-bearing rock while camping near Ponapati spring. In Belmont residents doubted the find until lawyer Oddie arranged assay showing hundred of dollars per ton in gold, turning a rough prospect into a valuable discovery.
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Jim Butler
Nevada
Butler
Het
Belmont
Oddie
Ms Ranch
Monitor Valley
Tales of Uneasy Skulls and Haunted Hall
Fragmented text recounts a ghostly tale tied to Botts oma im near Bridport and Hall in Lan cashire. It mentions a skull said to be Howry murdered by Rota Coote, a Downes family hall, and a chilling discovery under floorboards at Tinton Simpner Manor.
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Rota Coote
Botts Oma
Bridport
Burg
Anhott
Rivinn
Altius
Tunsteail
Roby
Lancashire
Hall
Downes
Tinton Simpner Manor
Gentleman's Magazine
Ttlr
Ionkey
Frightened club-woman quotes cruel test questions
A mothers’ group denounces brutal American dred and a member’s test question claiming American children are 40 percent more star than foreign children. It cites a scary classroom scenario and reactions, noting fear and the danger of biased testing practices without clear attribution.
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Dred
Fragmentary OCR of a regional item with garbled quotes
The readable text shows no clear events or identifiable persons. It appears as a corrupted OCR fragment mentioning FBI orders and a rise in battles, but lacks coherent context or verifiable details. No definitive action, date, or location can be established from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ab-Blankington
Ganway
ah—Mlankington
Chicago
Foot-Ease Trade-Mark Sustained by New York Court
The New York Supreme Court issued a permanent injunction against Allen B. Olmsted and associates halting the sale and advertisement of the Foot Kinse powder. The ruling finds the mark infringing and prohibits further use to protect the Footie brand and its trade rights nationwide.
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Allen B. Olmsted
Bufalo
N.Y
Supreme Court
Agsinet
Paul Bo Thelen
York City
Cem
Trade and Traffic Highlights in Early 20th Century Commerce
European control dominates Chill trade with Canada exporting 400 100 worth of apples. Denmark sent over 66 000 tons of copper valued at 45 000 000 to England. About 3 100 000 tons of sted roils for 1907 delivery under regulation. American cattle hides may be diverted for leather or boots. May coal shipments reached 3 204 320 tons, up from last year, signaling partial recovery.
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France
Canada
Denmark
Eheland
Walt
England
An Unfinished Course on the Track Team
A brief remark from the Cleveland Plain Dealer notes a student on the track team will not graduate this month, needing another year to complete academics and athletics.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Williams Pink Pills Promised Cure for Pale People
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a remedy for anemia and fainting spells. Claims include heart palpitations and weakness alleviated after use, with testimonials attributed to patients in Crystal City and elsewhere. Pills sold nationwide with 50 cent and 2.50 four price options, descriptive pamphlets free.
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Witten
Orion
Byent
Charlitte van Sulinbrirs
Hess
Ny Linn
Conan
Wiley
Sirah Vier
de. Williams Medicine Qay
Sehenestady
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Williama
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