Dream Dreams Drive Oklahoma Wife Toward Divorce
Adil Smith pleads for patience as his Oklahoma wife Mairetius Smith narrates dreams of a giant Mexican family and an auto pursuit, prompting a court case. The dream-book saga details alleged visions of neighbors and infidelity, with the judge to rule after considering if the couple can be reconciled.
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Adil Smith
Arcading
Oman
Miiretius
Aitch
Wotin
Grim Alli
Neparstinn Ponding
PeroweKacene
Carin AL
Hiabaud
Smith
Silklini
Tovstop
Clilmax
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Swill
Tha Vintons
Hon Etter
Hubby
Ter
Vera Anil
Arcadia
Thane Vin
Mio
Nven
Pantale ts New Rohilue in Copenhagen Veil Dress Scene
A chaotic street scene in New Rochilue shows a pretty young woman in a blue velvet bodice among pantylette outfits as a bulldog on a leash disrupts a crowd. A young man, reading nearby, tries to intervene when the dog lunges, dragging the woman to a tense confrontation and a hurried apology.
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Newrochilue
N.Y
Het
Copenhagen
Wigelne
Winnpring
Tha
Rumen
Prsitalette
Corn Stalks Interfere With Telephone Line at Dan Monroes
In Leavenworth county, corn stalks were reported to have interfered with a telephone line near Dan Monroe's place. A short occurred when a wire touched, bringing down lines on low poles. Crews cleared the wires after the incident, with two people helping restore service.
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Leevenworth
Kay
Gore
Laavenworh
Lanaing
Dan Monroe
Agaii
Pficore
Monroe
Fatal Pecking Incident Reported in Ontario
A confusing October report from Ontario describes a fatal pecking attack involving a child named Vida Sheppapa. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but authorities indicate a deadly incident occurred during an event labeled as a “han” or enclosure scene, with the bird causing fatal injuries before the scene was secured.
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Zsamwetius
Ontario
Bear trap kills large female in New York county
PORT JERVIS N Y Oct 30 William Decker a Willow oyide farmer in Sullivan county trapped a bear using fish bait. The bear attacked him then was killed by the trap a large female over 200 pounds. Decker had recently lost four sheep from his flock and found the carcass the next morning.
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Port Jervis
N.Y
William Decker
Oyide
Sullivna
Decker
Jorge Atos
Jers Snake Hunters Face Border Bandits in Mexico Trade
In San Antonio Opt 30 Juet the bird and animal trade slowed as parrot shipments from Mexico rose. Rattlesnake shipments collapsed amid border turmoil. Dealers long sought parrots and parakeets, now snakes drive demand. The Wandits along the Rio Grande disrupted supply, injuring a San Antonio house that supplied nearly all U S venomous snakes, once worth over $1000000 annually.
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San Antonio
Tex
Mexco
Luran
Rio Grande
Almont
United States
Deer hunt ends with fall from tree
Tenn Cazem of Vineland hunted deer with a bent rifle. He stood in a small tree to shoot two deer at distance. When the deer were in range the gun discharged, knocking him from the tree. He lay briefly injured but rose, found a deer dead, and forgot his injuries.
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Nxt
Vineland
Doctor Bill and Malaria Debt Gone Back Twenty Years
The surgeon of the Arkansas hotel in Atlanta reports no payment from J C Carlton, formerly Abbeyvill Georgia, now Lansing Michigan, owed 82 for twenty years. Carlton, ill with malaria, promised to pay but vanished a decade ago, prompting Dr Smith to search Ned, ending with the discovery after a burned out year in Abbe Me tom.
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Jaman Vt Swithh
Noun
Ari Fon
J. C. Carlton
Abbeyvill
Lansing
Mich
Carlton
Abbervill
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Im Muti
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Gheck
Hut
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Bown
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Moral Courage in Health and Hygiene Guidance
Dr. Gumuel G. Dixon, Health Commissioner, urges moral courage to seek medical help and avoid fear-driven neglect of ailments. He warns worry over minor symptoms can lead to mental and physical decline and stresses the brave act of consulting a physician before illness worsens.
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Gumuel
G. Dixon
Hemath
Dixon
Hitia
Mentel
Walrus Harvest Sparks Demand in Eastern Ammunition Factories
In Seattle on October 3 1 958 walrus harvest described by Captain O A Annavik aboard the steamship Corwin. During the expeditions Eskimo crews killed 516 walruses yielding 100 tons of hides 4000 ounces of ivory and 165 carrels of walrus hides. The catch is in high demand for furnishing steel shrapnel cases in eastern ammunition factories.
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Wash
Sargent Syer
O. A. Annavik
Corwin
Troma
Arctic
Pet Cats Buried With Owner in Watertown
In Watertown New York two pet cats of Charles W Crossmon were chloroformed and buried in a coffin with him by order of Crossmon an Alexandria Bay undertaker. The order, sealed for years, was not opened until Crossmon's death. The cats had shared the owner’s life for the last three years.
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Watertown
Charles W. Crosson
Croesman House
Alexandria Bay
Crossmon
Mr. Crossmon
Wife Seeks Divorce After Farmhouse Temper Tantrum
In Wisconsin on October 20, Mrs Packingham struck her husband with a hammer on their farm near Chippewa Falls after a long pattern of temper problems. The carpenter husband, identified as Mr Puckingham, filed for divorce. Judge O'Non granted the divorce, noting repeated incidents of tempers and disputes.
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Hippewa Falls
Wis
Packingham
Much Suffering in Mexico Expected
Mexico City reports harvest ban may yield about 59 million bushels, doubling hardship as normal crops reach 130 million. Red Cross buyers urge imports via the United States to avert a grave winter for the Mexican poor, with corn prices rising to curb shortages. Meanwhile Seattle and Milwaukee items note a local telegram and a construction job revelation.
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Mexico City
Ranaul- Telenti
Mexico
United States
Fragmented OCR Note About Acknowledgments and Dates
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a compare and penalties with unclear names and actions. It references a production and Remembers day, with stray phrases on future events and dates. The passage lacks coherent detail but hints at a ceremonial or commemorative context.
First Train Ride at 79 for Knoxville Pioneer
The 79 year old Knoxville pioneer, resident since 1844, planned a first train ride to Tracy aboard a Fallroad train. He has endured years near the railroad, facing threats and a strong will, vowing to defend himself if challenged. The account notes his long life and strange remarks during past incidents.
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Knoxville
Soneph Pvg
Vm & Fallroad
Tracy
Foe
Biarrjeeda
Unique birth records record baby prints at Chicago Lying-In
At Chicago Lying-In hospital all newborns are marked with a wrist number and a permanent footprint record to prevent identity confusion. Nurses Christine Chevalie and Mina Carmony explain the ink imprint method, capturing unique finger and foot patterns that remain constant despite growth, ensuring each child’s identity.
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Chicago
Tyio
Neal
Waterie
Sue Jaalao
Jusse Chevalie
Mina Mabel Carmony
Aize
Chinatown Wiped Out In California Fire
An Oriental quarter in Walnut Grove near Elkton was leveled by a daytime blaze that began around noon and burned into the evening. Property damage was estimated at forty thousand dollars with no immediate word on injuries or causes.
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Cal
Oriental
Welnut
Grove
Flverton
Jafove
Los
Expert Tells How To Stale Bread Into Pudding Treats
A Philadelphia expert describes converting stale bread into various puddings and crumbs. The piece offers step by step guidance on making breakfast crumbles, bread crumbs, and crust-based desserts, highlighting value of dry bread and simple ingredients like milk eggs flour and butter. It notes serving ideas for children and general tips to avoid waste.
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Philadelphia
Goa
Jena
Kiowa Indian schooling teaches agriculture in Riverside boarding farm
Oklahoma City October 30. Kiowa agency boarding school at Anadarko teaches children farming as a practical study. Each pupil tends an eleven by eleven foot plot and reports harvests to the superintendent. The Riverside School waterworks and field plots educated 108 farms with corn, cotton, wheat, and vegetables during 1914-15, illustrating diverse crops and modern farming methods.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Taverside
Auillé Mort
Aia
Anndarko
Arc
Tolédo
Riverside
Iverside
Sudan
Unclear text fragment exonerates individuals in Booneville
Fragmentary report from Booneville Arkansas describes exoneration of individuals including Van Smith and James Garner from a court proceeding. Details are garbled, not all names or actions are legible, and the incident context remains uncertain.
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Booneville
Ark
van Smith
James Garner
Tinton J. W.canninberrys
Cupid and matchmaking at the exchanges of hopes and bread
A long, rambling excerpt recounts Cupid raids on a newspaper exchange, detailing elopements and marriages among staff as romantic chaos. It notes policy shifts at a board and lists numerous couples, with a satirical tone about love and work. It ends reflecting on the era’s matrimonial fervor.
Wedding of Rockafellow and Warnock Ends in Divorce
Ian C. Rockefeller of North Plainfield and Miss Churd Warnock married secretly July 23, 1921. The groom, a sculptor, vanished after a dinner with wedding attendants amid secrecy. A special master recommended divorce. decree granted to Mrs. Rockafellow.
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Trenton
N. J
Jor
Ian C. Rockefeller
North Pafield
Churd Warnock
Tiechurch
Rockafelow
Taut
Neusral
Rockafel
Rewarded Missouri Woman Inheritance Case
Rewarded Miss Detshebiandy of Springfield Missouri with a one fourth interest in a zinc ore claim worth about sixte en thousand dollars from J A Lange of Springfield. The widow, who was friendly with Lange, entertained him at a Colorado resort last year and later received dividend payments tied to the mining venture. She recalls stock details and notes earnings of about one hundred dollars weekly before a downturn in zinc prices cut the payments.
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Columbus
Gratchon Datchomandy
Carthage
J. A. Lange
Springfield
Hii Ani
Colorado
Detshebiandy
Tangaton
Ming
Commares
Dicia
Wan
Tramp's Death Linked to Edema Says Widow
Mrs. B. J. Jeffress of Edwardsville, 64, died after a weeklong illness of brain edema. A tramp who called at her back door inquired about her condition, and she died soon after in a rural area. The deceased was the wife of a retired grain dealer.
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Edwardsville
B. J. Jeffress
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Chinese Pirates Still Infest Oriental Waters
Vancouver B C October 30 Chinese pirates still infest Oriental waters alarmingly though no raid on large merchant ships recently. Pirates prey on Japanese and Chinese fishermen and small craft near Port Arthur. A Japanese warship engaged pirates one mile offshore, sixteen attacked shore. A petty officer wounded. pirates scattered, Japanese unable to capture them.
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B. C
Oriental
Aende
Japaneas
Nasiat In-maklogi
Noma
Port Arthur
Oaher Mau
Dreland
Cretor
Capbirg
Ffteenth
Petio Fotia
Wan Ta Faliz
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Thair Fotiia
Napoleon Bonaparte Birthday Memoir Read at Jewish Home
On October 30 in New York a reminiscence of Napoleon Bonaparte was shared at the Home of the Daughters of Jacob off East Broadway. The speaker recalled travels with his own tears and recalled life in Poland under czars, noting the era and events with a reflective tone.
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Nissou' Xosannoin
Rat
Jacob
East Brestiway
Poland
Harecek
Napoleon
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