Liflin Loan Association Notice Incomplete Text
Fragmentary OCR note references a Liflin Loan Association item with unreadable details. preserves minimal entities and no clear actions or deadlines.
11 Feb 1869
Page 1
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Newspaper
Tiffin Tribune
Location
Tiffin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1869
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR note references a Liflin Loan Association item with unreadable details. preserves minimal entities and no clear actions or deadlines.
In a long tale set in old London a sculptor and a surgeon debate how to portray Christ's crucifixion without pain, leading to a secret about two plaster casts and their deadly origins. A prison execution and a ritual of art reveal a grim, intertwined history.
A garbled OCR fragment provides few readable words and names with no clear event, date, or location. The readable bits hint at names like Ruthin and Me but lack a coherent report, leaving only scattered terms and partial phrases.
Retraced account notes sentient pistols used by Anrad Barr and Alexander Hail ton in the Weehaw ke duel. Weapons, owned by Harry prebene of Newburg, are old isle of manufacture with fuse locks mahogany stocks and half ounce ball. Marked S. Tipges London. Distinguishing eye used by Durr bears an X. Weapons linked to numerous duels and deaths cautioned by readers.
A jumble of quips and notices includes cryptic lines about immortality, references to Lord Birdmouth, and a cast of characters such as Sir H Nichols and Col. Alexander Poor. Scattered items report a 1814 war veteran in Ohio politics, a three year old buffalo, a 18 ton roller pair, a Roxton locomotive incident, and local oblique remarks on inflation, fashion, and everyday life.
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