Lions Roar a Welcome to Roosevelt Africa Visit
The piece details President Roosevelt's African journey by rail from Mombasa to Nairobi, describing the colonial railway, wildlife along the tracks, and picturesque scenery. It notes Roosevelt receiving a carved Roosevelt toby in New York and a Sendoff toasts aboard the Hamburg, reflecting celebratory reception among passengers.
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Roosevelt
Africa
Doe
Naples
Mambaga
Fat Jules
Remenmge
Fou
Deve
Heesmyvelt
Tix
Will Andergdo
Mintrete
Deganda
Mottbaxa
Natrobi
Kermit
Uganda
Rooevett
Toby
Edward Penfeld
Toby Potter Fees
New York City
Oyster Bay
Hamburg
Roosevelt Toby
Mea Wenger
Agitated Philadelphia Youth In Long Island Ferry Tale
A young man named Graham from Philadelphia aids a purse lost by a wealthy young woman on a train to Hempstead. After pursuit and moral dilemma he returns the purse with only a dollar eighty, learns the owner’s identity, and is challenged by the father who forgives him, finally inviting gentler conduct next time.
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Graham
Paliadelphia
New York
Hit
Mod
Denin
Bia
Abe
Long Island
Hempetead
Hot
Iistake
Friais Nettetion
Alde
Jhtagd
Long Talat
Graham Pot
Bik
Hempstead
Graham Tan
Jess Thana
Indy
Philadelphia
Iady
Mala
Ald
Bir
Maether
Hin
Mr. Graham
Nan
The Fourth Floor Back A Grim Tale Of Desire And Death
Milas Leonard, a poor aging woman, encounters cruelty and pity on a bleak city stair. A traveling companion’s cruel joke ends in tragedy as Leonard removes her gaslight and dies, leaving a grim scene behind the fourth floor back apartment.
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Milas Leonard
Reilly
Mile Leonard Winly
Ansha
Stove
Fox
Leone
Leonard
Abe
Miss Leonard
Pio
Chaotic account hints at Roosevelt era scandal and confusion
Fragmentary text references Roosevelt, Secretary Ide, and a troubled scene at the White House. Ambiguities, misread names, and garbled phrases suggest a confused historical notice or OCR error with no clear event, date, or outcome. The piece appears as a damaged archival snippet with conflicting names and actions.
Petrified pears of youth puzzle finally solved
A middle aged man recalls a childhood ride to a pear tree and the peculiar hard pears that never ripened. Two pear halves preserved in a dish later reveal they are petrified remains with no taste, explaining their long standing mystery.
Lodge News and Convention Plans in Lima and Columbus
The Fraternal Order of Rawle gathered with large attendance to discuss arrangements for the annual suite convention set to travel from Lima to Columbus aboard a special train via the Pennsylvania line. The Home Circle and Proved Provo group met, electing officers and planning installations, while the Baker Band concert at Grand Opera House wrapped up a busy evening of local events.
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Rawle
Rexulay
Lima
Onin
Colmbus
Pennsylvania
Soli
Bucyris
Ana & Muewl
Local notices mix of births marriages and civic items
Briefs note a will contest filing in vesobate court for Mie Jane A. Prete born to Edward and Windsor Street residents. marriage announcements for Charles Ray Howard to Mira Roan, A. Coleman to Waldo. license issued for Prank Waite and Agnes Higgs. Community events include drills at ONG armory, choral rehearsals, county tax receipts, road repairs, and a total lunar eclipse forecast.
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Te Veobate
Mie
Jane A. Prete
Edward Pace
Windsor Street
Manus Boger
Bory
Charles Ray Howard
Prospect
Mira Roan A. Coleman
Waldo
Waite
Columbus
Agnes Kether Higgs
John Balcock
Pontal Telegraph Company
Ashland
Public Service
Board of Public Mufety
ONG
Armory
United Brethry Church
L. Allen
Marion County
Misa Harrleth Siegie
Brooklyn
John Borde
Min Singele
Marion
August Siegele
Dam inate at Orchard Lake Wedding Pair of Milwaukee Families
Its Fordert son of a wealthy Milwaukee manufacturer dam inate of Rey Winnt at Orchard Lake. The bride Miss Florence Knight is estily known to Marton students who have attended school there.
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Fordert
Orchard Lake
Florence Knight
Marton
Personal notes and travels from a local bulletin
Miscellaneous fragmentary items mention C G Smith heading to Nevada for an operation. Robert Main and Lafayette of Norton visited friends in the city. Thomas H Beatt departed for Brightwater Wisconsin for days of business and visiting friends. Mrs W Freeland returned from Cleveland and attended the Ohio Woman's Club banquet. Rathell family from Hornell New York and Leo Sowerhie of Belleview Avenue appear among the list of attendees or visitors.
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E.G. Staiger
Mevrmigh Br
C. GC
Smith
Nevada
Robert Main
Lafayette
Norton
Thomas H. Beatt
Brightwater
Wisconsin
Guthery Jett
Wyoming
W. Freeland
Viet
Cleveland
Ohio Woman's Prowg Club
Rathell
Lucile
Hornell
New York
Avesta
Mew
Parenta
Mr. and
Mia
Leo Sotwerhie
Belleview Avenue
Theaters Newsdancec Chadianne Clifford At Punily Theater
Madame Clifford continues to startle patrons with her nonartial covid and plysle hewlr. A Marion gentleman later arrived to thank Madame Clifford for locating a brother who had been missing from the family cane for several years.
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Chadianne Clifford
Clifford
Marion
Madame i Murd Vervonilly
Madame Clifford
Family Theatre to Present Plays This Week in Gon Chinmtl
A local program arriving Wednesday plans a tearful finale with a nine act show featuring "Aline Wonder" and the family theater company. The last three days of the week will include a series of dramatic entertainments and a production titled The Story of the Tin by Walter M. He. Mr and Mrs Bibel and Mr Vail, proprietors of the Faculty Theater, present a work described as an excellent dramatia-pomaibiliitien with a plot about a wooden set from first to last.
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Walter M. He
Old Times on Boyhood and Chickens Share a Laugh
The writer recalls childhood days with chickens and play, framing memories of hats, tricks, and hideaways. He fondly imagines old hens teaching patience and joy while reflecting on friends who moved away or died, ending with a note about J. M. Lewis in Houston.
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Marcind
Kent J. M. Lewis
Houston
Autientia Club Social at Mrs Hughey Home
The Autientia club met Wednesday afternoon on Lemder Street for embroidery, music, and a medal dinner. Mrs Bruce Melbane and Miss Sidney Moore led the white coat question session. Edward Sage was surprised by two adive fields in a street date ambush honoring Mr Tiglae's birthday with a mahogany folder and a Jurmeiaun dress.
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Autientia Club
Mra
Bruce Melbeane
Creston
Olio
Ole
Sidney Moore
Carl Andrawa
Cherry
Edward Sage
Dawid Street
Doe Questa
Tigla'e
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Lodge News
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Mort Jastian
Wee Counsellor
Tm Three
W. W. Madiey
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Condaeter
Thomas Tuninon
Inhide Altel
de J. A. Bolter
Witiide Atleld
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Erminuit
da. Ries
Dugren
Civl
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Canton Mavion
Baker Band
Hone & Wine
Tve
Grand ‘Opera House
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Louis D. Brady
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Ohio
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Farming Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Zachman
Churele Street
Roy Wiary
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South State
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Michigan
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WYETH
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Wyeth Chemical Company
M. L. Dumble
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