A Cool Gun Fighter and a Tombstone Legend
In a Baltimore American retelling, Hon. Mareug A Smith recalls Tombstone in 1880 where many killers thrived. Harry Leslie, a Georgia native, faced an imminent ambush but drew first and felled the attacker. After the shootout, Leslie calmly drank a cocktail and later served as a lawyer, later acquitted by a jury.
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Tombstone
Ariz
Mareug A Smith
Pennsylvania
Harry Leslie
Georgia
Leslie
Wali
Dean
Ever Aviv
Tila
Tela
Baltimore American
Too Big For the Booth at Dinershin Beowh Way
A young lady in an enero white straw hat caused a stir at the booth when her hat collapsed, she saved the moment by catching it and tilting it aside, triggering laughter as the room reacted to the wild scene.
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Walter W York Press
Vanilla cultivation in German East Africa detailed
The text outlines vanilla planifolia cultivation in German East Africa. It covers plant care, shading, soil, pests, pollination by hand, harvesting from year two or three, and up to seven harvests before exhaustion. It explains bean maturation, drying, heating, and packaging processes producing the brown black beans with fine aroma.
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Grobo
Analin
Yanibo
German East Africa
Actors Excluded from Royal Inclosure at Ascot Races
Chicago News reports British actors barred from the royal Inclosure at Ascot races sparking complaints. An actor notes levee access denied despite prior status, education, or legal training. Knights among actors may attend court. unknighted actors remain outsiders, unlike painters, sculptors, and musicians.
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Ascot
Aose
Chicago News
Royalty and Rail Travel Aboard Historic Journeys
The article recounts royal figures embracing rail travel, noting Queen Victoria and Prince Consort, Empress of Russia, and Louis Philippe, with mixed public reception. It highlights early royal adoption, fears of danger, and eventual conversion to railway journeys despite lingering prejudice against rapid transit.
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Wupreia
Rumita
Bngland
Queen Alexandria
London Evening Standard
Bok
Russia
Queen Victoria
Prince Conwit
Mary Wild Pate
Thal
France
Louie Pillgpe
Rouen
Hin
Prince Consort
Southampton
Folkestone ii
Dover
Lady Holland
Lady Holland. When She Or Jat
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Trice
Peel
Cheese Shame in Japan and Lobster Birthday Gift
A humorous slice notes Japanese aversion to cheese due to lack of dairy cows and cultural taste, contrasting with a fondness for lobster as a birthday or New Year gift. It describes foreigners’ reactions to cheese, Japanese attitudes toward decay aroma, and the use of lobster for festive decor and gifts in households during holidays.
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Japan
Alison
Hisperial University
Yokowana
Denmark
Collin and Searletcloth
Homeless in Manhattan A Melancholy Population Fact
A fragment cites New York City housing data including small owner occupancy and high rent burden. It notes about ten percent of the population homeless on Manhattan Island, quoting Rene Barhe and a Meare's Magazine reference. It also includes a stray dialogue about Bobby Jones and May CaMeer.
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Manhattan
New York
Mantalfale
Rene Barhe
Meare
Perkin Household Promises Turn to Grotto Debate
The Perkins family tale centers on Mrs Perkins asking her husband to build a grotto and greenhouse by a Dec next year. He counters with doubts about cost, practicality, and the value of such projects, while neighbors mock the grand plans and warn of overambition. The piece ends with Mr Perkins reflecting on reliability and philosophy as the discussion drags on.
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Parkiow
Farner
Perkins
Mra. Perkins
Cate
Parting
Nokia
Perkine
Chloe
Perkin
M. Quad
Fragmentary historical inquiry on marriage from garbled text
The readable fragments discuss whether someone named Sen Were Sen was ever married, with confused dialogue about social expectations and a hotel scene. The source text is badly garbled, offering no clear names, dates, places, or verifiable facts about marriage history.
High Art in Billville
Fragmentary OCR reads a playful local exchange about an art show. The speaker critiques a painter’s work and dismisses rivals, mentioning construction by Atnett Construction in a rough, informal tone. The text is garbled with misspellings and incomplete phrases.
Prompt Assurance and Captain Clash Over Departure
A distressed passenger questions the ship captain about when they will depart. The exchange reveals anxiety aboard as the captain, identified as Anyaloute, responds with evasive language amid tense onboard communication.
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Anyaloute
Batmore Awerican
Feeding of Sheep and Cross Breeding Warnings
An article discusses feeding lambs on cow milk and hay, warning against dry woody feed and excess grain. It covers nursing lambs, trimming udders for ewes with abundance of wool, heating milk, and cautions about cross-breeding risks and managing inheritance when altering animal characters.
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Abe
Lamba
Ralelig Lawbe
New Fatal Disease Strikes Stockton Horses
A mysterious horse illness spreads from Stockton California to adjacent areas. The disease causes paralysis of the vocal cords and throat swelling, leading to breathing difficulties and death. Early cases indicate a fast spread among horses, with characteristic neck swelling and a distinctive head discharge.
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Stockton
California
Calf Scours Remedies and Livestock Feeding Notes
The article discusses simple remedies for calf scours using castor oil emulsion with pepsin and other additives, cautions against excessive use of countermeasures, and lists chalk ginger and charcoal as options. It also notes feeding results from Kansas Experiment Station comparing silage versus non silage gains in steers, and mentions lettuce production prospects and the Giant Glueler as a promising new variety. It ends with advice on lambing economics and wool cover.
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Kansas Experiment Station
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