Twin City Faces Marion in Tight League Race Tonight
Twin City climbs to second place in the league as Marion shows steady gains in performance. Crowds grow at contests with improving plays by Marton and the Twin City lineup featuring Ole and Quixiey. The article notes strong defense from Hickey and improved all around play, calling for continued effort to overtake rivals and solidify a pole position in upcoming matches.
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Quixiey
Hax
Wight
Clippers whip Cubs in bowling match at local alleys
The Clippers defeated the Cubs last night at bowling alleys as captain Anon Banford led the Clippers with strong play while the Cubs suffered from low enthusiasm and absence of their skipper. Tally Woes and Pirates were mentioned as bowling opponents for the next events.
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Cibs
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Pirates
Tontenn
Rheumatism Cure Promises Fast Relief
Fragmented ad style notice touts Dr Detehon’s Reef for Wheuma and Newralgin claiming cures in one to three days. It markets a remedy available at The Damble Pharmacy opposite Kerr House with dubious prices and unclear clientele.
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Detehon
Newralgin
Mansfield Defeats Zanesville in Local League Match
In a fast paced Wednesday card Mansfield beat Zanesville 410 in Hast. Devity led for Mansfield with strong first game showing and Hoffer, Tibbbitts, and Taylor contributed notable points. Coshocton and Ashland also posted scores 5 to 4 and 4 to 9 respectively as leaders pull ahead in the league standings.
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Zanesvile
Dor
Mansfeld
Zanter
Baniavii
Mansfield Korailita
Zlibenya
Fy Reihart
Ey Devilugipe
Metter
Wepce
Tibbitts
Gonle Kovelllin
Taylor
Honig
Tonier
Kewrzd
Ty Hether
Koule—Lang
Notice of Price Harley formal call at office
Notice warns all concerned parties to attend an office meeting and address related arrangements. The message references a prior party situation and an August deadline, with unclear dates and specifics due to damaged text.
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Harley
Common Fire Dangers In Kitchens And Cellars
A historical safety guide lists risks in kitchens and cellars, detailing improper stove placement, chimney clearances, and wood wall hazards. It emphasizes keeping stoves and pipes away from timber, guarding against hot embers, and ensuring metal shielding and proper ventilation to prevent fires.
Fire safety hazards in kitchens and cellars in old manual text
The article lists dangerous setups and practices in homes, detailing how kerosene, stoves, and coal can ignite wood, ceilings, and furniture. It warns about improper chimney joints, open flames, inadequate clearance, and inadequate ventilation, urging safe distances and proper containment to prevent fires and explosions. It cites various items like metric distances, brackets, and metal barriers, and notes the role of heat, stored fuels, and potential ignition sources in a rural or urban setting.
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Gms
U Viner Et Martel
Trowne
nonGaRa
Census Finds 1900 Blind and Deaf Rates in United States
A special census report under Dr. Alexander Graham Bell estimates in 1900 about one in 1,200 people blind and one in 860 deaf. Totals show 25,045 totally blind and 29,118 partially blind, with 27,054 male and 27,700 female blind. Deaf figures reach 89,287, including 27,426 totally deaf and 51,861 partially deaf, with most deaf since birth or childhood and widespread variation by race and region.
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United States
Philadelphia
Alexander Graham Bell
Bivenne
Bullet Found Rooted in German Soldier’s Foot After 36 Years
Max Bolkhard of 206 Foster avenue carried a large bullet between two toes for thirty six years. Dr. John D. Blake and Sr. Herbert C. Blake removed the decayed bone and the lodged bullet, three quarters of an inch long, from Bolkhard’s left foot in an operation. The bullet’s presence dated to a December night near French Orleans during the German campaign.
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Max Bolkhard
Foster Avenue
Ito
John D. Blake
Herbert C. Blake
Bolkhard
Fresch
Orleans
Borkhard
Blake
Olive production and oil extraction in Spain
The article outlines Spain's olive industry growth and methods from sorting olives for bottling or kegging to brine soaking and aromatic baths. It notes limited demand for ripe fruit, primitive oil presses still common, and the shift to improved machinery with traditional storage leading to potential fermentation and lower oil quality.
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Spain
Palm palm and the "milk" of a distant land explored
An 1890s sketch highlights the cocoa palm's many uses in Ceylon and the Philippines, from thatching and rope to beverage offerings. It also shares Raymond Shidlery's Philippine letters about climate hardships, poverty, and schooling in Bohol.
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Raymond Shidlery
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bin Laet
Bobo
Philippines
Echoo
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Kansas City Journal
Snakebite treatments and odd medical notions emerge
A wild report from Aden praises permanganate of potassa as a potential snakebite cure, arguing it could outpace Whisky and other remedies. It cites trials with 42 bites, noting several successful cases when applied promptly, and warns of fatalities when treatment lagged.
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Masters Ton
Aden
Col. Masterton
Rodgers
Ireland Needs Forests and Big Planting Plan
A Crown commission reports Ireland must adopt vast forest expansion to offset past losses. It urges creating about 700 thousand acres of new forests plus 300 thousand acres of existing woods, to reach a sizable national forest area deemed essential for industrial growth and economic recovery.
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Ireland
Crown
Ita
Deland
Foreab
Commivelon
Dr A W Chase Kidney and Liver Pills Claim Benefits
An advertisement extols Dr A W Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills as a reliable health aid for bowel regulation and liver enlivening action. It cites sixteen years of constipation relief, claims minimal dosing, and affordable 26 cent pills sold nationwide.
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Kansas
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N.Y
A.W. Chase
Marton
Oblo
Wy J Pharmacy
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