Noted band and singers at Oklahoma State Fair
A garbled OCR fragment lists performers associated with the Oklahoma State Fair. It mentions a celebrated ensemble, the Seventh Arnel Crate, and various European and German opera connections, with references to multiple singers, orchestras, and venues, though many names and details are unclear or corrupted.
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Hillin
Enos
Seren Ottien
Europe
Joe Deus
Sekar
Eeertiree
MHWL
Baduirf
Wheat Estimate Falls as Drought Cuts Output in Bid for Prices
A 1900s report notes a drop in wheat estimates from 11 060 000 to 10 000 000 bushels amid drought concerns. It cites farmers and company managers including RM Conjerk and J Rovenbaum Aran, claiming wheat would bring roughly a few cents per bushel, with projections tied to crop damage and harvest timing.
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Geeddiak
Drouth
RM Conjerk Mannane
J. Rovenbaum
Aah Heap for Grandma Amid Troubled Visit
A troubled youth speaks to his grandmother about aging and fears of abandonment as he clings to her neck asking if, when she grows old, mamma will cast her out like old hinges on the ash heap.
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Meliesa
Jane
Ford
Walter
It Would Seem So The Making of a Town in Paris
A wry traveler and an obsequious landlord spark a chat on what shaped Paris history. The tourist argues prosperity hinges on America’s discovery, deeming it the meat of the era’s turning point.
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Paris
America
Contagious Obligation Alters Supper Party Manners
A young man, staggered home from a supper party, muses on contagions and food manners. He reflects that evil communications corrupt behavior and inside the social round he vows to imitate a tumbl er himself.
Unknown historical dispute and tax dispute reported
A fragmented report describes a political or legal confrontation involving a figure named Maty Kicke and multiple parties, with references to a visit, an order, and a tax related issue. The text is garbled but indicates court action prohibiting a tripling tax or duty and mentions a county, a judge or court, and a prohibition on revenue or property-related measures.
Baptiste Case Involves State College Mortgage Toll
Baptiste faces a civil action in an industrial court over an $18 100 dispute with Hinckwell based Baptist college. The State Litton Company of Mixeiuel holds incumbrance and the property is assessed at a high value. Auction sale to be held after funding for the school is secured amid many Baptists in the state.
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Okinnots State Baptist College of Hinckwell
State Lite Nitration Corpiny
Mixeiuel
Augenet
Young Naturalist Sees Canary Dream Turn to Parrot
A child observer recalls her sister's question about a canary growing up into a parrot, reflecting a small moment of imagination and curiosity sparked by a pet bird. The anecdote captures a child’s playful reasoning and the charm of early nature exploration.
Squa jor and Foot Square
There in no qiference in free be tween one square foot and one foot square though that may be a differ ence in the shape and dimensions of the surfaces. For Instance one square foot may be inclosed by circuler ring hexagon triangle or a rec tangle. One foot square i an area of fixed form the four sides being equal and the four angles all right angles.
Dinner Table Debate Between Vegetarian Lovers
A comic diners' discussion unfolds at a table where Mrs Merriwid and Aunt Jane quarrel and joke about meat, vegetables, and the Jack Sprat theory. The niece Melissa explains vegetarianism, while Mr Herbidge is mocked for his strict diet amid playful family banter.
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Merriwi
Cane
Melissa
Lisey
Pinion
Merriwid
Jack Sprat
Herne Gond
Mr. Syiret
Walter
Aunt Jane
Doubling Human Life in New York History
In 1866 public health in New York was so poor that average life expectancy among inhabitants stood at 80 years. By 1912 conditions had greatly improved, effectively doubling the value of human life in under fifty years according to Century.
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New York
Difference Between May And Shall Described By Precedent
A legal note discusses how judges and officials distinguish the verbs may and shall, highlighting guidance from prior parole board decisions. The text emphasizes discretionary versus mandatory language and how past rulings shape current interpretation at the board.
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Parole Board
Origin of the OK slogan explained in two old theories
The article presents two competing origins for OK. One ties it to Andrew Jackson marking documents as all correct using O and K. The other links OK to the rum stamp Aux cages, pronounced like OK, denoting faultless quality. Both theories remain unproven.
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Els
Andrew Jackson
Iit
E. Pinksham
Lecturer Defends Moral Path in Saloon Encounter
A New York Mail report quotes a lecturer who argues that seeing a young man emerge from a saloon warrants a direct admonition to turn around and choose the right path, reflecting a moral warning about vice and youth.
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New York Mail
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Testimonies
Swarthmore and Baltimore women recount relief from years of suffering and threats of operation after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. They credit improved health during menopause and postchariness, with strong endorsements for both old and young women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Swarthmore, Perm
Emily Sam Maneats
Swarthmore, Pa
Baltimore
Irdian Pinkham
Mra. J
Back Alley Blame Game In A Maine Corner Grocery
A disjointed account recalls a scene in a corner grocery where Congressman Frank Gierning and a man named Rastus discuss a shooting mishap. The crowd laughs as a claim of a prior shot is debated, with shaky dialect and vague actions described around a left hind foot, a car, and a road.
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Frank Gierning
Maine
Koatus Rastus
Rastus
Dortetvely
Khool
Buek
Dal
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