Marathon race tale spans ancient roots to modern quest
The article traces the Marathon's origins from 26 miles 281 yards to its present professional form in the United States. It notes the 2289 year ancestry, the first racers for glory not money, and the dramatic Athens to Marathon news relay. It mentions the Barsthoon village site, the Greek victory over Persians, and the emergence of modern competitors led by Jon Hayes as Olympic champion.
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Dy Kendrick
Tolay
Plata
Marathon
Tisros
Nineadea
Perales
Athens
Bome
Athen
Me Rea
Vietory
Mwe
Ela Mpa Boch
Creclan
Starathon
Ted
United States
Yres
Preaching
New York
Fame Seeks a Smile Behind Manic Strain at Bee Breeze
In New York on May 9 a story of Joe Bas, a man famed for his ever present smile, shows years of hardship. Strapped to a chest at Bee Breeze Hospital on Coney Island for four years, he endures a serious spinal condition in a desperate bid for relief and normalcy.
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New York
Geilllag
Joe Bas
Bee Breeze Hospital
Conny Island
Sonia
Joe the Tuberculosis Hero Joins Effort to Build New Hospital
Article recalls Joe's smiling portrait that spurred donations across the country for a new $250,010 hospital to treat tubercular children. It notes Joe’s key role in fundraising, Rockefeller generosity, Roosevelt interest, and plans for a hospital with a prominent "Stalling Joe" image, and describes the ongoing need for care and the long waiting list.
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Ancotte
Joe
Jon
Bren Jareth
Joe Han
Townsend
Europe
Mackefeller
East Ale
Hoosevelt
Love Hospital
Sal
Ani Althourts
Pew
Tarret
Battt
Ogden City to Levy Street Improvement District
Ogden City Utah announces creation of a district to fund improvements on 21st Street Wall Avenue and Lincoln Avenue including paving grading curbs gutters and drainage. Public hearing set for May 17 1909 with notices from city officials inviting affected property owners to respond.
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Ogden City
Utah
21Th Street
Ajzant Avenue
Wall Avenue
71Th Streets
Lincoln Avenue
21Th
23Th Streets
Idacola Avenue
25Th Street
Iitch
70Th Streets
Wanda
Real
beneStea
Grant la Wall Avenues
Etreet
Lincoln
Etreets
Montay
City Council Chamber
Cry Tall
Ogden
City Cannen
Lb. Brown
City Recordes
Hanrock
Depoty
The Diagnosis of an Expert by Clipped Voices
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled medical discussion with misread names and weather terms. The speaker names Shreck and Cetenga White Bow appear amid curious lines about temperature and draft, suggesting a confused dialogue in a clubhouse setting. The readable bits imply a discussion of a diagnosis and weather, but concrete facts are scant.
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Shreck
Duchess of Hamilton and goat faith in Scotland
The duchess leads British Coat Society activities and promotes goat related religious and social roles. She resides at Hamilton Palace with the wealth of the Duke, and her daughter 20 Abe march Graham is referenced as part of the family line.
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Hamlbton
Prewler
Scotland
British Coat Society
Alwas
Ueh
Hamilton Palace
Blecouais
Abe March Graham
England
Important decision on earthquake elapse impact on insurance Sal
San Prancico May 10 The United States Court of Appeals handed down an important decision on the earth quake elapse dispute affecting several hundred insurance Salts arising from the April 1906 San Francisco fire. The case Michman Coal Co v Commercial Union Assurance Co of London reversed a lower ruling, holding that the earthquake was not a direct cause of the ensuing blaze and that fires following an explosion or dynamiting may be covered under the policy terms.
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Michman, Coal Company
Commercial Union
Asmrance Company of London, Io
Earrance
Spear End Hawant Street
Circuit Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Ogden Packing & Provision Stockholders Meet May 14 1929
Stockholders of the Ogden Packing and Provision Company will meet at the company's Ogden City Utah offices on May 14 1929 at 10 oclock for amending the articles by striking the section relating to the employment of Mr Flor Fohlageter as general manager and adopting a paragraph providing for a general manager. Secretary Jessen dated Ogden Utah April 13 1905.
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Ogden Packing & Provision Company
Ogden City
Utah
Aafd
Mtr
Flor Fohlageter
Salt cleans silver spoons and brightens them
A reader notes that applying fine table salt to a tarnished silver spoon can remove the corrosion and restore brightness. After treatment the item should be washed in water and dried. The writer warns some households avoid tarnish by keeping spoons in places that may leave others with questions about the method.
Judge Ross Reverses Lower Court Judgment
San Francisco May 1 The judge reversed a district court ruling in a perjury case involving Clarence W Hobnett and Julie Hoes. The article notes Hobnett was alleged but the final determination found that Robinett had committed no wrongdoing, reversing prior conclusions.
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Ross
San Francisco
Clarence W. Hobnett
District Court of Maho
Julie Hoes
United States
Eppenta
Robinett
MARKED FOR THE REAPER
A damaged OCR tale describes a Kalifornian woman claiming a kidney inflammation diagnosis for herself and a dying child three years prior. A doctor offered Fulton’s Kidney Compound as a supposed cure and urged her to mail for literature, with promotional tones amid vague medical claims.
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Atewat
Mra Fe
S18
Kickham Sree
Calfet
Inter
Ste
Doe Wan
Ciel
Fulton
Jolin J
Land Indictment Reveals Lewiston Perjury Case
The indictment accuses Robbrit of suborning Georges Robinson to swear falsely about land examined under the timber act in Lewiston Idaho. The trial contends such personal selection of land is not required by supreme court rulings, while the plaintiff faces legal action. General Wood to succeed Brigadier General Bell as chief of staff.
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Georges R. Rodinson
Lewiston
Idaho
Dwigo Rosaberg
Supreme Court
Bence
Wood YO
Bell
Generals Wood Wool and MacArthur Shape Army’s Future
The article outlines 1900s army reshuffles with Major General Leonard Wood to lead the army, General Bell transferring to Manila, and General Wool slated for the chief of staff role. It notes MacArthur’s career arc, Wood’s ascent, and Wool’s long service culminating in becoming senior officer.
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Wardington
Leonard Wood
Wool
Frankin Fell
General Bell
Manila
Philippines
Wal General Bell
Bight
Toute
Chaffee and
Water
Fell
Henry G. Curtin
St. Louis
MacArthur
Cor- Din
Taft
Ben-Eft
Wood Uhewlie
Department of Sty
Maran
Wood
Woot
New Mampehier
Ane
Tin
Enon
Spain
Ergutar Estabilen
Brokers and Haw Lead in Uncertain Mountain Clash
A muddled report outlines a tense contest between two teams named Brokers and Haw, with references to a mountain venue and a coming event. The piece hints at a decisive moment and high stakes as the Vibientifed unit looms in the background.
Statement by Boyle cites kidnap letters and extortion plot
Meret, Pa. Bay 10-Detote 24 van Lakenrem arrived for a pretrial at Pittsburgh today to begin a sentence. James Tizle, the convicted kidnapper, details a statement he and his wife promised would shake the country. The manuscript describes the Wille Wintls kidnapping, letters from New York and Cleveland, and an extortion scheme linked to Harry Forker of Sharon, Pa. The writer says Forker possessed letters and would pay for exposure, with money exchanged over months as plans to depart Sharon formed.
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Meret
van Lakenrem
Pitteborg
Begic
Janes Tizle
Wille Wintls
Dao Meehie, Sr
Younestown
Ohio
Harry Forker
Sharon
Dan Stay
Forket
Shay
Latre
Mr. Stay
Mr. Farker
Wiz
New York
Cleveland
Facker
Eller
Forker
Forkis
Forster
Heeble
Sirs
Bharon
Fotker
Baar
Probate and Guardianship Notices Notice to Creditors
Probate and Guardianship notices appear in this item. Creditors are informed of claims to be filed within a specified period. The notice identifies the estate, court, case number, and administrator or personal representative and provides filing deadlines.
Astonished by the Giraffe Arrival in Paris
A French account traces early disbelief about the giraffe in Paris. It details the first reports in 1787, notes skepticism at court and in science, and recalls a long surge of public fascination as a Rothschild-like specimen arrived in the Jardin des Plantes.
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Jobopon
Paris
Lecalllant
Theo Abe
Analysis of Good Temper in Low Vitality Traits
The prose discusses temper as a prod texoper born of low vitality and thick skin with limited ability to adapt to merit atmosphere. It claims such beings lack vigor to change and respond slowly, remaining placid or slothful, with anger as their dominant but limited passion and little capacity for other strong emotions.
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Wizald
Mothers urged to use Mother Gray's Powders for Children
Fragmentary ad-like text promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children for colds feverish symptoms teething diarrhea headache stomach troubles. Claims relief for sickly children and warns against substitutes, urging mothers to purchase promptly.
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Gray
Arial Park Ape
Ledws. SY
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