NO WONDER HE 16 A MOON RHINER
An OCR fragment from Octane Magazine recounts a rambling mountain hospitality scene and a young man Teddy discovering a sunken whaling boat at Harmony Home wharf. The text shifts into a long tale with Ruth Warble, Captain Warble, and a tense plan to steal a boat, culminating in Teddy's risky exploration and escape.
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Perright
Thomas Clark
Falriz
Newty
Dante
Harmony Home
Mb House
Tranquil Warhle
Valdagtis
Wayrmaey
Ferry
Ruth Wardle
Seneemirg
Emir Mire
Teddy
Warhies Wharf
Wales
Uwley
Sterzbelg
Mmeelf
Canton
Eoetty
Roan Terwelenta
Ruth Warble
Addor
Bereer
Mia Ruth Werle
Tomer
Paw
Axurp
Teddy Redford and the collapsing house face a perilous escape
Fragmented narration follows Teddy Redford as a house adjacent to a theater collapses. Amid alarms and debris he clings to life, while onlookers like Mus Warble and Bilee Muth react in shock. The scene blends danger, sudden collapse, and a town’s urgent response as beams and stairs give way.
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Bio
Teddy Redford
Teddy
Alt House
Stern
Rachel Thers
Lise
Attort
Cartan
Shipbuilding Trust Alleged Fraud Claim Emerges
A fragmentary report alleges a tie to a shipbuilding trust and a supposed incident connected to Menrines. Details are unclear in the text, but the reference points to a suspected wrongdoing or dispute within the industry.
Local Milling firm forms in Salt Lake City area
The Salt Lake milling company and a second Utah firm filed articles today with the county clerk. Incorporation fees total 840,000 with 4,000,000 par value stock. Officers named include president TLE Dal, F. Titan as vice president, and Frack Guarin as secretary. A separate incident recounts a roadside shooting, involving Hoderta and a Mrs Magert, with court detentions and differing testimonies about a revolver during the event.
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Mareh
Eels
Minto & dMilling
Nearilelra
Wanpany
Horech
B. Clark
W. W Dhvarmen
Aurer
Leeler da
View Peealdenty Tms
Meznolds
Offerte
Frack
Guaiin
Dé Rerturn
Meeks
Jaithe Vredataw Minlog Uletetet
Ris
TLE
Dall
F. T. Titan
Alus Land Wear
Io Fester County
Ula
Deaths on Copper Belt Involving Lynch and Wyatt
A mining accident on the Copper Belt near the United mine bridge injures engineer J. O. Lynch and seaman E. O. Wyatt. The runaway arm derailment occurs as engineers and workers manage a collision near a bridge and a road, with casualties and hospital transport following the wreck.
Whimsical Rhode Island Street Encounter Case
An odd street incident in Rhode Island unfolds as a man confronts a stranger with a concealed weapon near a theater. The two discuss calmly until the weapon is hidden and the situation deescalates, with no injuries reported and bystanders left unsettled by the strange exchange.
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McMabl
Domestic trouble tale from Sao Jake court records
March 6 court report in Ashtabula County details Joe Mager and Mrs. Mager charged with immoral acts and deadly weapon wrongdoing. J J Poeblea faces weapon charge, with Lyons and Judge Whitecotton presiding. Defended by Wier and brother. Probable trial notes include testimony about a home incident on February 26.
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Sao Jake
de Rae Goublea
Esty Enutt
Cap Agalaat
J. A
Asatitany County
Lyon
J. W. N. Whitecotton
DD. Wier
Meebles
Maxerl
Roisg
Prescriptions for Cyclone Catarrh Cure
The article describes a historical remedy called Cyclops or Cyclone Catarrh Cure. It claims to purge poison from the blood and system, improve eliminative functions, and relieve catarrhal symptoms. The text promotes preparing the compound and using it after meals and at bedtime as a harmless treatment recommended by a veteran throat and nose specialist.
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Ray Tarbat Polson
Landelson
Katsu
Bardapatila
River Colorado Logs Major Break Cleanup Feat
The report from Fr W Grove notes the Colorado River break near Salton Sea and the Harriman railroad system. Engineers moved 72 000 cable yards of rock during a quake induced effort. The article quotes the Interstate Commerce Commission context and anticipates further rugged work ahead.
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Washington
Salton Sea
Southern Pacific
Walter
Harriman
Interstate Commerce
Colorado
Rok
Atoe
Atandt
Fms
Standard of Will Fight Indictments in Ebkin Act Case
Counsel for the Standard QA company of Indiana vow to mount a strong defense as federal indictments for alleged Eb Kin e violations move toward trial. Attorneys argued the government must prove charges while insisting the defense will appeal where warranted.
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Colcago
Standard QA Company
Indiana
Jeu
Indictments and road toll disputes in St. Louis to Chicago line
Proceedings focus on alleged violation of Ethins law via shipm ents from Whiting, Indiana to St. Louis through the Chicago and Alton route. Defense argues Chicago and Alton Road does not reach St. Louis, cites ferry tariff sheets, and questions evidence accepted by the court. Authorities challenge tariffs filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission and note prior objections by rival firms.
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Whiting
Ind
Louta
Chicago
Altua
Alton Road
Lante
East Bt
Louls
Wiggins Ferry Company
Skeleton of a Huguenot Unearthed in New Rochelle
New York report describes workers excavating a tomb believed to belong to Lipponard, founder of New Rochelle, who fled La Rochelle after the revocation of the Edict of Nantes. The sarcophagus, encased in stone, reportedly yielded the remains of a long-muted line, with Ewing named as a possible surviving relative and Scapenard Btoart listed as a real estate broker.
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New York
New Rochelle
Lipponard
la Rochelle
France
Jd Stone
Leopard Samly
Ewing
Scapenard
Dakota wreck possibly abandoned near Yokohama
March report from Yokohama states the Great Northern liner Dakota wreck is abandoned and hard to access. Salvage work is limited by rough seas with only small boats able to approach. Passengers are grateful to Japanese authorities and crew, while mail sacks wash ashore.
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Yokohams
Great Northern
Dakota
Miiea
Yorohams
le Capone
Todas
Rome
Camel records elude hunters in windy barn sighting
A stray camel reportedly weighed about 1.008 pounds and roamed near a barn as observers claimed odd behavior and a mysterious glow in the night. Local witnesses describe the animal moving toward a hot spot while a fence line and nearby structures provided uncertain shelter.
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Edgar Tones
Alana
Platte Valley Mills
Edgar Jones Company
Darrett
Ogden Canyon
Utah Light & Railway CO
E. W. Wade
Octane
Healey End
Patel
Daniel Leroy Triemer
Hooker
Yeaterday
Glieg m Dlachargna
Credhars
Artiog
Rollin Hume
Eee
Mrrven
Stas Ruths
Edrden
Len
Jock
Mint
Bern
Nran Merkur
Lem Hapbud
Sam Wyonm
North
Trapelin
Little
Peeratary
Atmant Mithin
Bamibatores
Misa Warnle
Tabot
TRE
Betton
San Francod
Pete
Asafa Dorma
Aare
San
Tinary Coy
Shipbuilding Trust
Salt Lake and State News
Lead Hill
Hecla
Ittinta
Magert
Mages
Preblea
Mager
la Peeties
Sra Maxemi
Teo Ulew
Peebles
Biw Platt
United States
Uridge
Unpver
Leigh
Mersere
Salt Lahr Co
Insane Wah
Rhode Island
Fr. W. Grove
Hatrimen
Colorade River
Absoutely
Ssold
J. A. Folger & Co
Sera
Utah National Bank OF
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Utah
E. Dooly
Ralph E Hoag
Cashiel
Joseph S. Peery
A. V.mcintosh
Cashin
U. S
First National Bank OF
Ogden, Utah
David Eccles
Rea
MCB
Browning
V-Pren
G. UL Tribe
Rea Jobo
Pingree
Cashier
Jas
Burton
Bacon
Baler
Bendle
Bendle Dour
Ogden State Bank
HUG
Higelow
J. A. Growneng
A Bigelow
R. A. Motel
Avslatact
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