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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1913
Page
6
Fragmented Scribbled Text Reflects Unclear Ambition and Confusion
The readable phrases suggest discussions of ambition and discontent within a group or venue context. Names, dates, places, and concrete events are largely missing or garbled, leaving a fragmentary note rather than a coherent report.
Century Life Presses Forward in Quiet Era Notes
Fragmentary OCR reveals scattered phrases about daily life, work, schooling, and social scenes. Names, places, and dates are largely unreadable, but hints point to 19th or early 20th century domestic life, with references to mills, schools, and neighborhood activity.
The Hallmerk IV Clot Marjory Miner Mystery
An unclear OCR fragment presents an odd jumble about Marjory Miner and a Ves Hot star. The text hints at makeup, a street scene, and a lead in a life story, but details are garbled and no coherent event or identifiers emerge.
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Marjory Miner
Enue Sbellan
Amerie
Muddled Note Hints at Late Night Meeting
Fragmentary message references a night encounter and a meter issue, with unclear names and places. The text suggests a hurried note about a planned register or entry, mentioning Boston and a dramatic moment, but details are obscured by garbled wording.
Ezra's Hard Luck and a Fractured Tale in Post Screed
A fragmentary narrative appears in a Saturday Evening Post clipping with garbled OCR. It references Ezra’s hard luck, a tombstone, financial troubles, and a cluster of disjointed events involving a woman, a man named Kare, and an implication of a tragedy. The text is largely incomprehensible but centers on misfortune, domestic distress, and a postwar era mood.
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Phuberst
Poe
Evelone
Saturday Evening Post
A Living Tower and Historic Painting Techniques
A fragmented account describes a living tower concept amid a 19th century study of architecture and painting. It references Colp Meeker, a summer climb, views from a tower, and muddy earth, with notes on tree growth, heights, and the influence on art and heritage. it also recalls Conkling’s invective and a courtroom image of witness rhetoric.
Why Men to Not Marry Photographs Stir Controversy
A disputed article titled Why Men to Not Marry drew attention for its sensational images of Hookingstrom invited women Rog er. Romlill claims the pictures show wives of the men involved, sparking debate over intent and sources.
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Ravidali
Lye
Titam
Whistler at Work and The Mette of Satie We Whistler
A fragmented account describes Whistler at work and a fictional piece about Mette of Satie. The text mentions Tuomas RoW 4, various wines, and a scene with a painter or artist, with unclear chronology and numerous garbled phrases.
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Artif
Tuomas
Desiens
Qin
Sigee
Battlefield Bravery and a Plaid Heroic Tale Remembered
An oblique excerpt recalls acts of cool courage amid imminent danger in historic battle scenes. The narrative shifts through vivid scenes of rescue and endurance, naming figures like Beresford and MacLend in a reflective account of valor, loyalty, and the enduring symbolism of the plaid.
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Montreal
Fiorliie
Minnie
Tim
Fife
Williis
Man Beheading of Charles I Recalled in Parish Records
The Whitechapel parish register notes the burial of Richard Strandon, the common hangman, with a contemporaneous entry claiming he cut off the head of Charles the First. Brandon denied coercion and said they forced him into it for Nu. The Dundee Advertiser prints a fragmentary, unsatisfying note.
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Chari
Charles 1
Lilly
Comet Joyce
Joyce
Crom
iWhite Chapel
Richard Strandon
Han
Charles
Brandon
Dundee Advertiser
Fragmentary quarrel note from a late night exchange
A garbled OCR-style fragment documents a heated exchange about someone failing to come home by seven in the morning. The dialogue mentions being woken, waking at seven, and references to a person named Londindy and a speaker asking why actions weren’t done. The text is incoherent and lacks clear context or formal structure.
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Blackie
Hivekie
Panik Maclend
Glasgow
Plaid
Noble
Hickens
Londindy
Ein
Rival Enla You Should Get Him To Pledge Before
A garbled passage notes a reluctance to pledge and remaining temptation amid a tense scene. Names and specifics are unclear, but the fragment suggests a social wager or test of loyalty in a formal setting.
Musical pitch and vibration speeds traced in historic instruments
The article outlines how string and air vibrations determine pitch, noting speeds from 32 to 34,000 vibrations per second, the tuning of violins, and historical shifts in concert pitch from 435 Hz upward. It mentions Lucrezia Agnari’s octave claim, Mozart’s corroboration, and a quip about a suffragette.
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Taves Heron
Huropa
Lucrezia Asagnari
Mozart
Harper's Weekly
Free Thinker and the Value of a Dollar
A Philadelphia Record excerpt ponders what defines a free thinker and stresses thrift. The text notes a man who remains unmarried is seen as a free thinker by some, and counsels saving the first dollar earned while cautioning against indulgence and lust in early business life.
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Tommy
Pop
Philadelphia
Aerial Flights Face Death Records in Early Aviation Debate
An article fragment notes aviators continuing experiments amid deaths and wrecks. The piece discusses gate and airship trials, urging safer methods while addressing the high risk of early flight research and the push to integrate new techniques into ongoing efforts.
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Detroit
Washington Star
Heropineus
New York World
Cost of Living Reports Boost Army Meat Deals
Detroit Free Press notes cheaper meat prices through army exchanges as an recruitment incentive. The Duluth Herald and St Paul Pioneer Press question war blame for turkey prices and pork costs. Farmers drive hogs to South St Paul market in motor trucks amid rising pork prices.
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Detroit
Hykons
Duluth
St. Paul
St. Paul Plover Press
Continent’s News Voices in Public School Gains and Panama Debate
Commentary highlights rising literacy in southeastern Europe as a moral beacon and lauds U S literacy gains. It notes cautious optimism about Panama Canal policy, stressing practical benefits amid complex lock systems and global trade, reflecting 20th century public discourse.
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Europe
Chicago
New York
Paris Navy Showpiece and Peace Time Dog Rule
France defines dog owner duties to submit pets for veterinary inspection while detailing a massive army strength in peace and war as well as launching the new battleship Paris at La Seyne with heavy armament. The report mixes unrelated historic names and fragmented details reflecting a mosaic of topics and dates.
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Paris
France
la Seyne
Long Distance Art and a New York Sidewalk Tale
A collection of quirky excerpts recalls a famous love letter misfires and an American artist who pads his walls with works while a passerby story unfolds. It also notes New Yorks First Sidewalk riot and a cemetery inscription echoing classic sentiments about fortune, wind, and charity.
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