Marion Favored To Regain Lead In Dusty Web Park Acasting
Weather ravaged Webb park hosts the final Marion Manfield series game. A Diggers win would narrow the gap behind Lancaster to a half game. a Marion victory today plus two from Manfield could tilt the standings. Fogged by wind dust and rain, the crowd endured delays as floating grit and downpours drenched the stands.
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Dimners
Webb Park
Diggers
Lancaster
Marion
Orain
AL Wilmot
Laskey
Webb
Strand
Tides
Genestien
Fitet
Jupiter Plavius
T Hough
Walt
Vetty
C.C
Interurban
Tomorro Manvefield
O'Daye
Manefield
Tancanter
Newark Ant
Molders
Golme
Manafeld
Lima
O'Day
Wilmet
Willie
Justus
Lucy
Burk
Doe
Danley
Mansfield Heaver
Batley
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted By Testimony
A testimonial from Mrs John Poy of Marlon details relief from back pain frequent urges and general kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad claims lasting benefit over five years and notes Flocken's Pharmacy selling the remedy for 50 cents with posters by Filburn Co Buffalo as U S agents.
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Dean
Marlon
John Poy
Ornenwool Ave
Flocken
Posters Filburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Remarkable Soldier of Six Flags Era and Global Conflicts
Fought under Six Flags, a resourceful soldier died. Describes General Sleptien Ten and a storied career in the Austrian army, Hungarian revolt, Crimean War service with Omar Pasha, and a controversial sentence amid a British government protest. Mentions harsh fate of deserters, views on walking across nations, and a satirical note on modern dissipation and fashion in global arias.
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Sleptien
Omar Pasha
Badapeat
Trine
Value of the oldest crown in royal treasuries
A fragmentary feature describes European crowns and their symbolism while detailing the weight of Britain’s imperial crown and its gems. It notes the Iron Crown of Lombardy in a cathedral, the Danish crown’s delicate artistry, the German imperial design, and historic sapphires linked to Edward the Confessor and Granada’s kings.
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Edward
Spain
Belgium
Turkey
Hungary
Austria
Roseuth
Europe
Lombardy
Walla
Denmark
Great Britain
Queen Victoria
Edward the Confessor
Granada
Pedro
Napilean
Tabelle
Doaty
Rainy Newark shuts down Portsmouth game in flood
Newark rose to 4 while Portsmouth tallied 0 as Qualley held the visitors hitless through five innings before a rain and windstorm forced an hour-long delay. Spectators and players waited as the diamond flooded, delaying the ballpark action after a brief halted start.
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Newark
Portamoutit
Qualley
Portsmouth
Portamouth
Lunewter
Echoes From The Diamond National Sermon Critique
A fragmented text depicts a debate over funding and integrity. The speaker contrasts accepting tainted money with protecting a college’s reputation, arguing against moral compromise amid financial pressure. References to Samaritans and Christ frame the ethical clash.
Wolf bounty and wolfers in the Northwest
A feature on wolf bounty economics in Wyoming and Montana. Describes the Crow reservation wolfers Lee Farish and Jim, their trapping and hunting methods, and the lucrative pay from state bounties and ranch owners. Also notes coyote bounties and a canine predator economy with practical details of trapping and den work.
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Wyoming
Montana
Northwest
Crow Indian
Tin Wate
Lee Farish
Jim
Jim the Wolfer
Mr. Wolf
Theo
Dim
Varying Measures of Land and Stable Standards Across Britain
The article discusses historical differences in English Scottish and Welsh land measures and the acre. It notes that standardization came slowly, with the statute acre finally defined in 1824. It cites old methods and regional variations, including Lancashire and Cheshire, and remarks on the improbability of exact ancient definitions.
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United Kingdom
London Globe
Lancashire
Cheshire
Animals Cleansing Habits Across Snakes Frogs And Birds
The article describes how snakes shed skins several times a year and rely on the epidermis for cleanliness. Frogs moult every eight days, approximating four weekly washes. Aquatic birds bathe openly, using water to rinse bills and bodies, then splash and smooth feathers with the bill. Birds in groups share bathing duties and cleaning tasks, as seen in domestic ducks and other fowl.
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Dae- Hye
Japanese Army Food Ration In Campaigning Ames
The passage describes a Japanese field biscuit process for soldiers during campaigning. Rice and dried fruit are boiled and formed into thick wafers, dried in the sun to harden, then stored as ship biscuits. Each soldier uses a fixed number of squares daily and prepares a thick soup by boiling a square in water with dried el to sustain strength in combat.
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Ames
Number thirteen superstition across nations and histories
The article surveys global fears of the number thirteen, noting varied cultural reactions from Brighton to Naples. It cites householde rs seeking to alter addresses from 18 to 12A, debates among diners and a “thirteen party” in Miner circles, and long standing legends linking thirteen to death or misfortune.
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Brighton
Ragland
Indy
Pax Kalana
England
Lytton
Valhalla
Loki
Balder
Alain
Hoder
How to render cloth waterproof with beeswax
A described method advises rubbing the fabric with a limp of beeswax to produce a uniform white or gray surface. The process is said to make the cloth practically waterproof while remaining porous.
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