Mortgage heirs and unknowns face Unionville lawsuit
A circuit court petition in Franklin County seeks to settle estate and title matters in a mortgage dispute. It names William M Holland and unknown heirs and assigns, plus Samuel Glah Jr and H A Garfield heirs, with a trustee sale to satisfy debt. The case seeks a judgment on ownership of the east half of the northwest quarter of section six, township sixty six, range two, and related holdings. The next term begins in April at Unionville Court.
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Scott
Salt
William M Holland
Samuel (Dish Jr
Sald
Samuel Glah Jr
H. A. Garfield
William M. Holland
Holland
Samuellish
A. Garfield Pee
Unionville
Eaid A. Circuit Court
Rene County
Ee Srinsz
Dean's Kidney Pills Promise One Thing Cure
Unionville reader GA Casady testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills fully cure kidney trouble backache and related fatigue. He credits the pills for quick relief and restored energy after trying other remedies. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents in the United States Remember the name Doan and take no other.
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GA. Casady
Unionville
Dean
N. Martin's
Conta Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Fragmented OCR Narrative of City Life and Officials
Fragmented OCR text mentions city life and officials with scattered references to meetings and dates. It appears to be a garbled crowd scene with names, places, and events intermingled, making precise details difficult. The piece resembles a pasted montage rather than a single coherent report.
What She Would Have Said
A witty American lady at a London literary salon mocked a poet’s nocturnal writing ritual. She quipped that if she were married, her husband would wake her with a bad word instead of a good one, eliciting laughter and a sharp thorn of wit.
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London
Maria
Alpheus
Mysterious mummy sparks Paris police dispute over identity
After a fire, Paris firemen found a mummy in a ruined cupboard and sent it to the morgue for identification. The flat owner insists it is just furniture, while police declare it an unidentified corpse, delaying return of the item amid heated exchanges.
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France
Paris
More Light Demanded as Town Fog Fades and Darkness Grows
Citizens push for stronger lighting using 3D candlepower electric suips after years of eight. The pall over towns grows in intensity while fogs remain sparse, prompting more lights to be installed in dark corners.
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Electric Suips
Have You Noticed Sayings Shift with Sun Up Fashion
A reader quotes fiction noting the modern trend to use sun up instead of sunrise. The speaker observes that events such as elopements, house fires, and train collisions are described at sun up now, whereas they once occurred at sunrise, attributing it to changes in wording.
The Demand of To Day Puck Quote Sparks Debate
A compact reprint notes Puck's satire on abundance and bourgeois values, arguing the notion of plenty becomes empty in modern times. It highlights a quarrel over art and social meaning, referencing the phrase horne of plenty and a critique of bourgeois excess.
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Sven Too
Frach
Puck
Treatment for Dyspepsia in Health Notes
The article prescribes a rational diet with regular meals and ample outdoor exercise. It advocates copious pie water between meals and frequent hearing exercises to treat dyspepsia, aiming to reduce reliance on hot drinks and pills over time.
True Refinement in a Tiny Room at the Top
The piece suggests a refined woman finds beauty in a small high room with clean orderly comfort. It notes that proper surroundings create an air of neatness and ease that masks any flaws and elevates living.
Aé the Mother Se the Girl
A daughter four dollars is nine cases out of context in this fragmented OCR note. No clear event or names beyond rough monetary and familial reference emerge.
Overfeeding rt and the stubborn wisdom of Uncle Allen
A fragment recalls the saying that a man who rushes through life with little to show ends up with barked shins. The pieces mingle personal names and odd phrases as if from a rough, stream of consciousness note.
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Allen
Allen Sparks
Shi
Information Wanted and Odd Observations Chronicle
A string of quirky notes appears from the Chicago Daily News era citing curiosities. It mentions homeless and vagrant earthquakes misaddressed in seismographs, diamonds burning to nothing, wine sold by the half hour in France, a large sum spent on theater and music halls, glasses curing stammering, and two apprentices named Harry and Cunning who fail to learn their trades.
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Chicago Daily News
South
France
Unclear social critique in brief remark
A fragment comments on gender roles and dating norms. It juxtaposes a woman fixing her hair with wearing rings and notes a man’s fear of trying. The excerpt expresses social judgments without a specific event or identifiable figures.
Theaters in Europe by Country
Europe houses about 1530 theaters with Italy leading in number of venues. The data highlights Italy as the country with the most theaters ahead of others in the region.
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Europe
Italy
Grand Jury Keeps Busy In New York County
The grand jury of New York County convened on an average sixty four cases each day, reviewing a steady stream of matters presented by the district attorney.
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New York County
Veteras
Cermants
Severe Flood Hits Wabash River Lowlands
A devastating downpour swelled the Wabash River flooding lowland areas last week. Many residents fled by boat as factories suffered extensive damage, and rail service to Indianapolis Fort Wayne Wabash and Lafayette was suspended late in the week.
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Wabash River
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Wabash
Lafayette
Invention promises to revolutionize firearms and explosives
An inventor from St. Louis, R. D. Murphy, revealed a gun stored in steel shells, claimed to have five times dynamite power, noiseless and with little odor. It will not be patented and is said to be cheaper than existing explosives, potentially replacing dynamite and powder.
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R. Dh. Murphy
St. Louis
New Care for Stomach Promises Guaranteed Relief
Druggist L H Howard endorses Miona stomach tablets as a final solution for indigestion and related symptoms. The ad claims lasting digestive relief with no need for physic and offers a 50 cent box guarantee to refund if not cured.
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Il. H. Howard
L. H. Howard
Iasaes
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