Industrial threats and notes from Lincoln County papers
A mixed item notes threats of Chinese industrial rise and Japanese military growth, with commentary on western enterprise. It also lists military supply proposals from Denver 1905 and claims filings in Lincoln County New Mexico. Included are brief domestic vignettes and a medical testimonial touting Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
New Orleans
Kayune
China
Chine
Europe
America
Japan
Bar
Pacific
Picayune
Tn Pease
Mixed Narrative Fragments and Scenes Across Chapters
A collage of puzzled dialogue and vignettes from different chapters includes a family quarrel over finances and a heroic act by Willie Green saving a building. It shows brief exchanges about theater, mischief, and community life, with snippets mentioning Worcester, Massachusetts, a squire, a fire, and varied characters like Mr. Penguin and Mrs. Groen.
Lincoln County apportionment of school funds certified
The Lincoln County superintendent certifies the apportionment of school funds on April 20, 186, noting a total of $9.02 per scholar and adjustments to district entitlements after correcting January 2, 185 figures. The notice explains that enumeration changes and overpayments were corrected by adding or deducting amounts to align with district needs.
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County of
Lincoln
Arnold Ridgeway
Melas
Nenoant Pai County
Evidently Mistaken Father Modern Purchases Costs
FragmentedOCR text discusses rising prices for used items versus new ones and questions about why people think certain thoughts. No clear events, names, dates, or organizations are present. The readable portions suggest a casual, confused conversational fragment.
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JiuKner
Cure Yourself While Using Tobacco Breo-Oury Claim
An advertisement from Loreka Chemical & Manufacturing Company promotes Breo-Oury as a scientific substitute to end tobacco cravings. It asserts the product is purely vegetable, harmless, and includes a money back guarantee with ten percent interest if not satisfied. The offer targets drugstores with a thirty day treatment and requests stamps for a sample.
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Nave
Cairo
Herlin Piysioina
Gill Pywee
Loreka Chemice & Manufacturing Company
Lia Crome
Wisconsis
The Twice a Week Republic Ad Offer
An old set of promotional lines offers two dollars for two new subscribers and one year free, with further terms to reserve paper for two years. The garbled text includes dialog and ad snippets from various items and notices, reflecting a fragmented period newspaper page.
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Ios
The
Republic
St. Louis
Painter and Grizzly Tale Sparked by Pistol Shot
A Detroit Free Press reader tells editors he did not kill a grizzly bear with a .22 pistol. He describes the bear tossing objects, a subsequent chase, and confusion over whether the term painter refers to an artist or the animal, ending with a claim he did not want to watch the bear again.
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Grivaly
Sud
Leome
Phint
Weather and social hardship mix in midwinter vignette
A fragmentary tale shows a household collapsing under strain as winter wind bites. A couple debates abandoning their house and servants while a neighbor notes the harsh season and its impact on daily life. The scene blends satire with weather observations.
Absurd Dialogue and Errant Mutterings in Prompt
A fragmented dated text shows Dr Perkins Sconover and patient Colonel Mountela Howitzer in a humorous miscommunication about health and a worn footbath. The scene shifts to a child Carl questioned by his mother about crying, with a fatherly reply about love and remorse.
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Perkins Sconover
Mountela Howitzer
Tye
Carl
Papa
Hha
A Modern Wonder And A Patchwork of Public Habits
A collage of quotes and captions from varied sources depicts stereotypes and social curiosities. The snippet references a dime museum visitor, a barber, a matrimony note, and remarks on decor and propriety, all illustrating mid century attitudes and a patchwork of social commentary.
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Abo
Plano
Chiccago Howard
Mistonk the Signut and the Cow on the Line
A Texas railroad engineer with speech difficulty recalls a collision with a cow during a run. Despite company rules requiring written accident reports, he cannot confirm a killing, stating he saw the animal lying on its back and assumed it was all right as the train moved on. The superintendent warns him about unreliable signals for future incidents.
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Mistonk
Texas Raboul
Ivision
Tig Rallround Company
Lee
Riki
Texas Siftings
Tree and Irving Discuss Hamlet With Wry Banter
A London opening sees Tree defend his Hamlet as Irving visits backstage and Gilbert later offers praise. A quip from Tree about the librettist prompts Gilbert to remark on Tree's comedic yet tasteful rendition, while a student joke contrasts Jones and Dickey over who answered questions first.
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Beerbahm
Tree
Hom Jet
London
Irving
Irving Arenow
Hamlet
Gilbert
Orton
Trew
Old Man
Linust
New York Sun
Not What He Wanted Naval crowd aids fallen man in street
A weary man collapses in the street as bystanders gather in a naval crowd. One man shouts to stand back and give him ale, and the battered figure rises with a mocking remark about having had nothing but ale for three days.
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Atlanta
Indianapolis Journal
Cryptic Washington Star fragment notes royal baldness remark
A Washington Star fragment recalls a remark about the Prince of Wales while an artist was at work on a chair. The artist allegedly rose from the chair and dismissed the subject with a quip about the prince’s hair loss.
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Prince of Wales
Washington Star
Horrors of the Dental Chair Card
The Chicago Tribune quotes a harsh dentist patient exchange. A disagreeable man asks if the business is hard, while a dentist applies forceps and urges the patient to stay still, highlighting a grim, sensational dental tale.
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Thig
Chicago Tribune
Strange Texan Sift To the Reserves Skit
A clipped dialogue shows a stranger asking about a crowd and a native replying the scene involves a stout em and a misread deapt. The dialogue shifts to a playful exchange about a girl named Nettle and a man named Matt with a mention of theater on furlough.
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Nettle
Hota
Matt
Fragmented urban chatter in a weathered note
A garbled quotation circulates with references to a Philadelphia Times audience and a dramatic recitation by Mies Elokute. The text hints at a scene where a lament or plea drew strong emotion, though many words are corrupted or miswritten.
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Poor Readability
Readable text shows garbled phrases with likely misspellings and misordered words. No clear events, people, or organizations are identifiable to form a proper headline or factual summary.
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Frank G. Raible
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N. M
Lincoln County
Oaks
Chaberlain
Jenson
Hissar
de MG
Palen
Denver
Colorado
Triphcate
Atwood
Major
Q. ML
Willie Green
Yang and Ass Coowners
Cimimants
Comstock Lode Chinmna
White Oiks
Linicol
New Mexico
United States
Conjent
Wax
Witlin Green
James Beans
Bill Dunes
Will
A. Stumm
Boyle Heights
Los Angeles
Stumm
Meirinta
Chamberlain
Chamberliin
M. G. Paden
Hrother
Mr. Nicefello
David Ap
York World
Penguin
New York
Leanda
Squire Beans
Haynes
Chicago
Sualter IV
Reddor
Lhoto
Hue Equity
Janes
Wille Groen
Equire
Univeral
Masuchisetts
Hamibet
Detroit
Free Prem
Mr. Kinkey
Suan
Miiewermd
Washington Sue
VieitirKlaa
Wretel
Erolares
Tomments
Mesonas Kinurway
Victor
Overman Wheel Co
Victor Bicycles and Athletic Goods
Pacific Coxiy
Portland
Ban Francisco
Levi Strauss & Cos
San Francisco - California
Young Laden
Slimpuree
Cheak Seon
Pol
Chlengu
Inter Ocean
Phis
Barber
Adrien
Grene Hote
Chilenge
Robble
Fraulein Rutalia
Jac
Stella Grevilys
Boston Courier
Tommy Jones
Dickey
Inter Oowass
Philadelphia Times
Mies Elokute
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