Titonka Topic and Odd Theories On Teeth
A collection of assorted notes discusses eye beauty in ancient Greece and a Fargo dentist’s claim that pink teeth indicate loving disposition. It notes growth in U S wealth from 1870 to 1912, with population rising from 38.6 million to 95.4 million and national wealth climbing from about 30.1 billion to 130 billion, plus farm, mining, and industry expansion and social improvements over 42 years.
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Diua
Fargo
Washington
United States
Omaha Bee
Thermoradiotherapy and Its Promised Healing Method
A historical note on thermoradiotherapy described as a ray treatment to avoid skin burns. It mentions external cooling and X rays penetrating to revive a torpid organ, attributed to Dr Keating-Hart, a trench physician.
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Keating-Hart
Fire losses in 1912 show dip from prior year
A review of fire losses in the United States and Canada for 1912 shows a downward trend since January. August losses stood at 14.188 million dollars, the smallest monthly total so far this year, while eight month totals reached 163.251 million dollars, about four million less than the same period in 1911.
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Lia
United States
Canada
What Is herring now tronstr utes at Warr ington
The fragment discusses herring and its portrayal as a government issue at Warrington. It quotes the Huston Transcript and questions the method of reaching conclusions by elimination. It notes a contrasting view that a salted burdite may resemble a herring and mentions sardine comparisons.
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Warrington
Huston
Broad Way Scene Spares No Dental Rationing
A chaotic incident on Broadway left money and personal items scattered as crowds moved past, with observers noting concerns over the social mood and public behavior during the event.
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Change
Billy
Broadway
Great White Way
Young Girls Reaching 25 Questioned in Kansas Debate
A garbled Kansas text questions at what age a girl ceases to be young and asks how many girls meet the criterion before turning 25. The fragment shows unclear wording and value judgments about age and status.
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yYne
Kansas
Hys
Dial
Gy Lee
Powers Alarmed as Greek Fleet Goes To Sea Amid Turkish Turmoil
London reports war fears rise as Bulgaria, Servia and Greece press Turkey. A Turkish warship was sunk by a Bulgarian mine and Montenegrins capture Berana after a Turkish garrison of 4 000 regulars and 2 000 irregulars retreats. Greek fleet sails from Athens after orders for unknown destination.
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Sultan
Serana
London
Bulgaria
Servia
Greece
Turkey
British Foreign Office
Prk
Pohlenders
Mustapha Pass
Uskup
Hulgarian
Uni Fielal
Gulf of Arta
Berana
Athens
Europe
Prince
Syrian
Russia
Bass
Che Czar
Austria
Germany
England
Italy
Albania
Constantinople
Jenina
Duchy
Switzerland
Turkey and
Maly
Sills Elected President Of Life Underwriters
Neil D. Sills of Richmond Va. was elected president of the National Association of Life Underwriters at its three day annual convention held in Memphis. Atlantic City won the next meeting site over Denver by a two vote margin.
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Memphis
Tent
Neil D. Sills
Richmond
National Association of Life Underwriters
Atlantic City
Denver
S. BE. Farber
Kansas City
HB. Lewis
Rochester
John E. Yorrey
Montreal
Canada
Sthley
Memphly
EW Weeks
Hartford
Conn
Willam Mack
Cincinnati
Spanish War Hero Dies in Charleston
Oct. 21. Ma). Micah Sucking son of Gen Nicah Jen king of the Confederate army and him self captain of the famous Sik Stock ang troop of the Rough Riders In the war with Spain died here Friday.
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Charleston
Micah Sucking
Nicah Jenking
Qruiy
Rough Riders
Spain
Elevator Fall at Perfection Biscuit Plant Shakes Four
An elevator at the Perfection Biscuit Company plant near Killy Men fell Friday October 21 due to no overload. Four men on the elevator were severely shaken but all escaped injury.
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Killy Men
South End
Lad
Perfection Biscuie Company
Turfernan Found Guilty in Kentucky Court
A reader readable fragment reports a Friday conviction in a Kentucky court involving a horse owner and a tort claim. The text is garbled but suggests a murder or fatal incident tied to Pittyich Mounes and Beruntatle blute bobibce.
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Turfernan
Get
Thanas I
Dolan
Kiliing Putyich
Roosevelt Shifts Toward Recovery After Shooting
Reports say the former president sat up fully dressed as doctors monitored his condition. Governor Johnson and aides met with Roosevelts regarding his health and public updates while the Roosevelt family remained nearby.
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Johnson
California
Crisia
Gradlvette
New York
Jelinsoh
Te Culodel
Jeli Zen
Roose
Pyrrher
Uty Vieltera
Avere Robert Lavon
Asalptant Secreery
Joy Vyince
Navernor Johnson
Mel. Johnson
Toosevelt
Tohn Schrayh
Milwaukee
Unclear historic sports clash report with chaotic names
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a chaotic game scene with references to police, trials, and a third game. Characters named Wacker, Pollet, and others appear amid disorderly phrases and questions about outcomes and relief. The text lacks coherent facts.
Army plan to concentrate forces faces opposition
General Leonard Wood urged a large post concentration for the U S Army to streamline forces. Opponents argue the plan lacks public support and would be difficult to implement. The proposal aims to centralize troops in a few major posts, but resistance cites practicality and strategic concerns.
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Francisco
Leonard Wood
Wnited States Army
Bite Pan
Red Sox Crowned World Champions at Fenway Park
The Boston Red Sox swept the New York Giants in the eighth game at Fenway Park to win the world championship. Hedient and Wyod delivered the decisive performances as the Sox rallied from a late game to clinch the title. Mathewson suffered the defeat after a hard-fought series.
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Fenney Park
Boston
Sox
New York? Giants
Mathewson
Red Sox
Dninidge
New York
Hostan
Reese
Forest Fire Alarms Hurried In Mich Morass
A small forest fire near Hobekion Michigan sparked alarm as residents near My village South Ryne and Tait Mowntata faced rapid spread and evacuations. In Moran Valley nearby Peter Mes allegedly destroyed homes, injuring three and attempting suicide. casualties reported and authorities investigating.
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Hobekion
Mich
Get
Raglng
South Ryne
Mowntata
Miteburg
Peter Mes
Alug
Wout Jackson
Willm Saggar
Moran Valley
Thure
Laguna Consul Cammita Dies by Own Action
The Laguna consul Cammita died by suicide on Thursday, as reported by officials. The incident occurred at Laguna where he was stationed, with the cause linked to a serious heart condition.
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Cammita
Tenerite
Canguyy Telante
Geb Ty
William Wihiliney "Kitchen
Uist
Laguna
Hursday
Fhovling
Duronie Heart
Tlneaac
Heirs Claim Share in Jacob Winnerman Estate
Falla Hele to receive two hundred ninety six thousand dollars as an heir in the estate of Jacob Winnerman. Emma Chane listed as heir. case filed in Kewanee Illinois with probate details noted for a death in Kansas City.
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Kewanee
Emma Chane
G Vldow
Whyrsdyy
Acob Winnerman
Kaneda City
Aviator Dies in Fall Over 1200 Feet in Monoplane Crash
Lieutenant Blanc, a French military aviator, was killed Thursday when a monoplane wing failed, causing him to plunge about 1,200 feet. The crash occurred during a flight, ending in the fatal fall.
Madero Puts U S Cruiser Tacoma On Duty Near Vera Cruz
Washington dispatches say President Madero orders the U S cruiser Tacoma to Gulf near Vera Cruz to protect American interests. Commander Darrell at Bluefields is told to sail to Tampico as Texas gunboats may join Diaz rebels and enter Vera Cruz.
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Washington
State Department
Mexico
Maduro
Vera Cruz
Lelly
Fey
Dine
Diaz
Vera
Cruz
Édantéy
Ithe
Witthrop
Darrell
Tacoma
Bluefields
Nicaravea
Tampico
Mex
Miners Missing After North Mount Lyell Fire
Fragmentary reports indicate twenty two miners remain missing after a fire at the North Mount Lyell mine on Saturday. Authorities say the chances of survivors are slim as search efforts continue.
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Hara Eeneecraft
Hobart
Tremania
Oat
Mount Lyell
Boston
Robert Gibson Larimer
Bellefont Pawar
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Havana
Cuba
Francisca
Majeg
National Bank of Guba
Bineig
Aligl
Osneny
LinfagFarland
Noted hunter killed near Gordons Landing in Yukon
Albert McKay, a renowned hunter and showshoe traveler aged about years, was shot and killed at Gordons Landing Stewart River by Harry McWharton. McWharton, returning from a hunting trip, reported wolves had menaced him prior to the incident. The chaotic message from Dawson details the fatal shooting and surrounding events.
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Dawson
Yukon
Albert. McKay
Gordons Lamding
Stewart River
Harry McWharton
McWharton
Ian
White Sox defeat Cubs in city championship game
In Comiskey Park Chicago on October 21 the city championship game turned into a farce as the White Sox rode three pitchers in three innings. The Cubs were blanked with a 16 to 0 score, while Sox pitchers and hitters dominated throughout the contest.
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Comlaley Park
Chicago
Priday
Sox
Anal Sera
Giseago
Cubs
Guleago
Newsboy Hero Dies After Pneumonia Fight
Chicago report recalls Jilly Kugh a bravest newsboy who died from pneumonia contracted while resting at an open window after saving a child from fire. The Oct 1 item notes his courage and tragic loss to Tolleston Indiana connections.
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Preumonia
Hero Newsboy
Chicago
Jilly Kugh
Gina Gary Newaboy
Ips
Ethel Smith
Tolleston
Ind
Hero Friday
Professor Dryasdust and the Clouded Mind
A quirky tale describes Professor Dryasdust lost in thought at a dinner party while his dog Pleads for food. The Duchess disapproves as the professor ignores her, finally waking to a playful moment with his companion.
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Dryasdust
Tady
Bald
Sls
Open Air Schools Grow in Favor, Aimed at Tuberculosis
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports rapid expansion of open air schools and fresh air classes for tuberculosis and anaemia in children. Since 1907 more than 200 open air schools exist across nearly 60 cities in 19 states led by Massachusetts and Boston with 80 plus classes, New York 29, and Ohio 21.
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United States
Providence
Massachusette
States
Boston
New York
Ohio
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