Saddle Horse for Breeding at Unionville
Dark gray saddle horse named Clefarne Denmark son continues breeding at Unionville, standing 16 hands and 1100 pounds. Foaled Aug 29, 1903, he is offered for season 1912 with terms 810 to insure colt to stand and suck. Breeder and keeper BD Clapper.
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J B. Seifers Farm
Unionville
Hoco
Pinan
M Adet
France
O. Keiser
Reota
Orasie
Sansa
Ted W. Rivoli
Cecats
Vieux Obassin Gia
Jean Berman
Sie
Clefarne Denmark
Univoyté
Nestern Columbia
Rob C
Denmark
American Saddle Borse Breeders Ass'n
Louisville
Cleburne Denmark
Rex Denner
G. Wash J
Sumpter Denmark Jr
Sumpter Denmack
Nell Vy Laerzan
BD Clapper
Cleburne Denmark II
Cleburne
Columbia
Cleburne I
Cleburne Denmark II was sired oy Cleburne Denmark 2006, by Rex #40, Crigiers
Washington
Daisy
Morgan
Hambietonian
Black Te
Jack
H. D. Halley
Lee Rse
Chief Ingomar
Nampassi
Stranger
Ftneral Washington
St Clair
Rene Sampson Dewey
I. J McClellen
Lawn Ridge
Gsruaal
Bruewell
Picador
Dulonville
Lee
Sampson Dewey
Horge
Lee Robbins
The Mikado and the hidden meaning of imperial names
The article explains the Japanese imperial line and the Mikado Mitsuhito as a figure of occult name meanings. It notes the lack of a family name and the secret adjective meanings used by the royal lineage, with the emperor living frugally while hawking and swordmaking support his court.
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Austrian
Russia
Prussia
Japan
Ie Saten
Ptoe
Mikado
Mitsuhito
Haru
Komel
Metropolitan Magazine
Cause of Cancer in China Linked to Food Etiquette
Dr E. D Bashford reported at the Imperial Cancer Research Fund meeting that Chinese men who eat hot meals suffer higher rates of esophageal cancer, while women, served later with cooler food, show near absence of the disease. He argued cooler rice could reduce men's cancer risk.
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China
E. D Bashford
Imperial Cancer Research Fund
London
Record of enormous Adirondack buck shot by Lapp
D P Webster Ernest Hendricks and Clarence Lapp returned from the Adirondacks with a massive northern deer weighing 210 pounds and nearly nine feet long. The head was pristine with five-pronged antlers, suggesting the buck was about 17 years old with no teeth. Webster, a yearly Adirondack visitor, first shot the deer after it had been abot.
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Adirondacks
D. P. Webster
Ernest Hendricks
Clarence Lapp
North
Mr Lapp
Webster
Fragmented excerpt hints at legal or financial notice
The readable text shows partial phrases about a note or filing involving Donal and a request requiring action. Specific names and details are unclear due to damage.
Tokenized art codes and maitres cosines inquiry
A fragmented OCR line references art codes and maitres cosines with unclear context. The readable portion mentions two codes and a query about maitres cosines, lacking names, dates, or events to anchor a full summary.
Glasses broken three times end with radical repair
A customer, unhappy with repeatedly breaking spectacles, asks a repairer to fix them in a drastic way. The repairer places the lenses on the floor and delivers a heavy blow with a hammer to ensure they will not break again, citing superstition over a third break. The tale ends with the claim that the third break would be prevented.
How He Evoked the Winds
A ship rows under calms for three days until the captain orders passengers to surrender all matches. He keeps one, lights his pipe, and burns it to unleash a gust, saving the voyage as the sails fill and the vessel resumes its course. The dramatic sacrifice wins.
Wanted a Chance at Proctor's Stage Incident
A Proctor’s performer recalls a western town engagement where a street thief escape scene required a policeman to chase him across the stage. The prop man, eager for acting, asks the thief to be caught that night because his girl will be in the audience.
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Proctor’s
Po Nceman
Newark
N. J
Inventor of ice cream legend debated in 19th century text
A historical snippet questions the claim that ice cream was invented by a Black man named Ecksome. The piece notes how a colored restaurant boasts homemade ice cream and invites scrutiny of the race-based origin tale, hinting at evolving narratives about invention and attribution.
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Ecksome
Ecksome Wire Doen
Bride's Dowry Dilemma Sparks Pastor Questioning
Fragmentary speech shows a pastor objecting to two elders giving away the bride. He questions who should hand her over and mulls a symbolic gesture like a bag of potatoes as the alternative, reflecting a local wedding rite dispute.
The Workers Musical Query and Critical Note
An irregular fragment notes a question about a musician and opera, paired with a suggestion that a critic commented. The text appears as an unfinished dialog or coda with unclear attribution.
Make Your Feet Happy
Protected feet mean protected health. The readable fragments urge trying a store for foot care.
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