Afro American Culling Story of Paterson Negro School
An account recalls W. H. Paterson, a white educator who led a Montgomery Alabama Negro school from 1870 onward. He built a large enterprise teaching domestic science and trades, earning high respect from Black students while facing violent opposition. The article links his work to broader themes of education and race in the postbellum South and quotes archival material on church deeds and insurance concerns in Washington.
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Montgomery
Ayo
South
Paterson
Anebate
New York
Omatia
Hint
Albamarte
Marlon
Fleet School
Marion
Becton
Hertate
Ale Franko
Montgomiery
Waech
Anerchen
Paterrot
bin School
Montenmers
Providence Christ Church and colored outreach legacy
The article recalls Rev Gran mel and Rev Stokes careers in Towton Baltimore and Providence, noting Christ church as the first colored parish in New England and its 1850s missionary links. It honors Calbraith R Perry Robert M Maine Lombtake and others for aiding the church and its memorial plans. It also mentions a staff shift and a social remark about invitations and effeminate men.
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Christ Church
Providence
Granmel
St Pauls Church
Towton
Mr. Stokes
Whittington
James’ Church
Baltimore
St. Luke's Church
New Haven
Connecticut
Stokes
Haltimore
Herthaw
Africa
Providence Church
Calbraith R Perry
Robert M. Maine
Rhode Island
Meares, Perry, Paloe
Crummett
Alexander Cruméne
New England
United States
Una George F. Bragg, Jr
Living Church
Honduras Reports Quiet Prosperous Year 1913 12
Honduras records a calm financial year with actual receipts exceeding expenditures by 103000 dollars. No political disturbances occurred during the period. The report notes stable conditions across the nation and a smooth economic performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honduras
Central America
Pennsylvania
Mystery Transcript Fragments From Evening Edition
Readable bits of an evening transcript reveal garbled phrases and names. The fragment hints at conversational topics and possible speaker interruptions, with no clear event or outcome established.
Woman says Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy cured eight years of stomach trouble
Kate Stiferman of Capitol Mill Oklahoma City says she lived on crackers for eight years due to chronic stomach ailments. After using Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy she reports permanent relief and urges others to try the product with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Stiferman
Capitol Mill
Oklahoma City
Henedy
Mayr
Cuticura Soap Baths and Ointment For Baby Skin
The advertisement touts Cuticura Soap Baths and Little Ointment for infants and children's tender skin. It claims relief from rashes itching and discomfort, promising free trial and home use with mail order from Boston. The text also references Hanford's Balm for bruises and a soldier in Serbia in a scattered fashion.
Fragmented Dialogue From Ailing Page Reveals Noisy Debate
A garbled OCR passage shows disjointed exchanges among residents, with stray names and phrases about a party, prices, and claims. The text lacks coherent narrative and clear facts, offering a snapshot of scattered dialogue rather than a structured event or report.
Boston Ad Mixes Old Remedies and Odd Tales
A collage of vintage ad copy and stray phrases describes patent medicines like Fletcher's Castoria and Hanford’s Hassam, along with scattered quips about work, London Fog, and wartime questions. The text blends product pitches, homemaker tips, and comic asides without a clear single event.
Calomel and Liver Tone: dubious bile remedy claims
A garbled ad style passage touts calomel as dangerous for biliousness and promotes a Liver Tone substitute. It warns calomel harms bones, touts hidden dangers, and urges readers to buy a tonic claimed to protect the liver and digestion. It imitates old time medicine discourse with exaggerated cautions.
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Finoroite
Codson
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Wuef
Hyatt
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Anna
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Chiiat
Thie City
Urdpe
England
Ineo Brance
Keneliah Brethern
Centerbury
Mairidt
Louis Nrewstow
Charles B. Neabil
Metropolitan
A.M. i Zionehireh
Vlub
Ington
Washington
Nesbit
Ehurcaus
Ligzie
Tne
London Museum
Milan
Saiie
Rosato
Frame
Beh
Klume
Momestead
Ostaves Canela
Ian
Bablis
Hostah Evening Transcript
Kate Sitterman
Boston
Protuhly Avery Man
Hanford
Law My
Dragoljub Jolititieh
Servia
Weil
Mookeumut
Britain
Ankerois
Mustrianogirliet
Kentemon
Lottie
Asfanta
Fletcher
Hanford'y
Judee
Dutge
Peions
Prayeit Eerie
Ady
Doctor Advinen
Walter
London
Getkais
Hageford
Syeaire
Uae
Swerntel
General Roofing Mfg. Co
Piiborgh Adilate
Cmnd
Lem Pottttes
Canada
Sam Igpian
Tyne
A. Cook
Pth
Stmakt
Ranas Citt
Babler
Tutt’s
Oklahoma City, No
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