Origins of hockey and early clubs tracked
A sketch of hockey’s evolution from 18th century play to Victorian era indoors. Early players used curved sticks and balls, evolving into a stick and ball game with rubber balls. Noted rivals include the Tebbutt brothers’ team and the Virginia Water club. The Hambham and Dandy Association formed in 1871, standardizing play.
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Hary Fen
Tebbutt
Virginia Water Club
Tf Blackett
Dandy Association
Ballonal Paatina
Lockout and Strike Defined in Industrial Labor
The text explains a lockout as a plant shutdown controlled by the employer affecting 85 workers who refuse to meet conditions, contrasting it with a strike where workers initiate action. It then briefly notes Washington's early water supply relied on springs and wells, supplemented by pumps as the city grew.
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Washington
Hiccough cures linked to phrenic nerve control
Physicians say most hiccoughs are easy to cure with attention to the phrenic nerve which governs diaphragmatic movement. Abnormal nerve function is a chief cause of prolonged fits, per medical notes. The article also recalls the first regular Atlantic steamship service inaugurations by the Great Western and Birlin (Birloa) with arrivals in New York on April 23, 1838, noting Bristol and London departures and 15 to 17 day crossings.
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Atlantic
Great Western
Birloa
New York City
Birlos
London
Bristol
Redbird Range Maps Stretch From Massachusetts to Mexico
A note on the redbird, also called the cardinal, with geographical facts noting its distribution extends northward to Massachusetts and westward toward northern California and Mexico. References to broader ranges include Mexico and Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Mexico
Central America
Eelgrass Grows In Salt Eelgrass Favorite Food Of Fruit
An odd typo riddled note highlights eelgrass thriving in a salty marine setting. The item notes eelgrass as favorite food of fruit and also sought by birds, with garbled terms suggesting a playful regional foodie or wildlife reference.
Big Bend Country of Tense Geography Description
The Big Bend refers to the portion of the Rio Grande between Texas and Mexico marked by a V shaped bend. The region lies opposite Chihuahua and Coahuila and features canyons including some up to 4,750 feet deep as the river leaves El Paso and travels through the area.
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Big Bend
Io Grande
Pexae
Mexico
Uresidla
Isrester
Texas
Chihuahua
Coahuila
LI Paso
Rio Grande
Jaouaty Thaw Explained In Old Weather Lore
The article defines January thaw as a period when temperatures rise above average for the month. It notes the term is variably applied to two or more consecutive days and often brings noticeable warmth and some thawing of surface ice across parts of the country.
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Lesot
Ostrich Runs to Circle in Fort Glwaye Race
An ostrich credited as the fastest rancer in the animal kingdom runs in a circle at Fort Glwaye. A faster aperdy paraver can overtake this powerful bird by cutting across lots, according to prime authorities.
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Animal Kingdom
Early electric lamp noted in early Tampa history
A brief remark on an early electric lamp described as one of the first Tampa inventions. The lamp featured a glowing tube that required winding to start the current and could be extinguished by blowing on it until it cooled and lost conductivity. ©Arvie W. Gordon, Madison, Wis. Collier's Weekly.
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Tampa
Nernst Clower
Arvie W
Gordon
Madison
Wis
Collier's Weekly
Presidential flag color shift in US history noted
A historic note details early flag symbolism with President McKinley proposing a blue field with the Great Seal in embroidery Theodore Roosevelt later shifting to red per his preference, while other presidents varied in color choice and style guidance.
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McKnley
United States
Theodore Rousavelt
Lakes Formation From Glacial Drainage Disturbance
The formation of lakes stems from disturbances in drainage caused by glacial action. Lakes typically occur in mountainous regions or areas previously covered by ice.
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Arras
Sweetbreads in Lamb Are Sold and Marketed
A concise report notes that sweetbreads from calves or young cattle are thymus glands and are marketed in lamb products. The text mentions casual references to availability and marketing without specific brands or dates.
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Lamba
Sall
Chess in Stroheckc: A German village’s board culture
In Stroheck, a medieval village near the Harz, chess dominates daily life. Children study in a village school, master teaches rules, and the tower hosts annual tournaments. Local legend links chess to a royal prisoner. visitors arrive to watch games permeate town life.
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National Geographic Society
Waahhigten
WNU
Tha Chesa
Hara Mountains
Uatberstadt
Berlin
Weimar
Gauthot Schattenberg
Stroheck
Germany
Europe
Aimple
Lou
Stony Way
Strobeck
Ife
Anys
Kingdom of Cyros
Chena
Etrobeck
William the Conqueror
Lagland
Chesa
Anya
Henry the Second
Gungelin
Due Thyme
Am Chesa
Bucollett
Achorl
Hover
Sunia
Bia
Port Ent
Five Dictators Unite and Wartime Alliances Feature in Ungland Despair
The article surveys global figures and events, noting Mussolini, Hitler, and Stalin as shaping a new world order. It mentions Italy's role in alliance myths, Italy Austria Germany, and the idea of a worldwide security system led by a few united nations. It also covers General Mitchell's burial, woolly wartime rumors, and a satirical aside about Barbara Mutton Vaughan Reventlow's baby.
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Ungland
Mitchell
Rome
Mussollel
Vitter
Austria
Poland
Hungary
Trance
Xtitl
Stalin
Tram
Hitler
Germany
Italy
Tadahe
Brussolini
Ayrand
Ethiopia
Mr. Molen
Tela
England
Almanac That Saved Columbus Exhibit at Paris Showing 120 Books
A legend says Columbus carried an almanac predicting a solar eclipse to scare away natives. An exhibition in Paris features 120 Herma published between 1480 and 1509 by leading European printers, tied to Abraham Zacuto’s perpetual almanac used on his voyage to America.
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Christopher Columbus
Portugal
Paris
Saya
Horseback Exercise Question Sparks Busy Store Chats
A lively store interaction centers on a customer asking if exercise by horseback riding is possible and a clerk clarifies that the items are stationery, not runners. The banter reflects everyday shop talk and playful confusion.
Whisper, or Shout What Should I Do With My Voice
A girl asks a glee club director for advice on her speaking voice and he suggests a whisper as the answer. The exchange captures a playful moment about voice use and performance.
Dancing with George and a Jett in the Rights
A fragmented line hints at a secret exchange about dancing with George Jead, noting he allows the right foot to act but keeps the Jett movement hidden from view. The text preserves the mystery and local phrasing.
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George
Jett
A Sharp Lot Down Maine Candy Man Incident
A Portland Express report describes a youth challenging a candy man with the demand gimme an al doy sucker. The clerk offered a candy item. the youth doubtingly inspected it and remarked the days are shorter noting the time of year.
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Maine
Portland
Espress
Learn One Thing Wel Dare to Be What Olive Up Trying
A reflective message urging personal growth and self acceptance. It discusses embracing individuality, learning to know oneself, and pursuing definite goals while aligning actions with inner identity. The text encourages resilience, self-respect, and authentic living.
Postum Offer Sparks Weeklong Health Claim
A Moat Company ad promises a full week supply of Postum to readers who respond, claiming health benefits. It-Ady correspondent Nenad notes the bold sales pitch and calls the scheme another aggressive marketing push.
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Postum Fx
Moat Company
Postum Tree
Spsong
Ady
Unclear prompt hints at new wealth idea amid confusion
The text is garbled and does not present a clear event or person. It mentions wealth ideas and unions in a vague way, lacking specific names, places, or dates to form a concrete news item.
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Bi Hed Eee
Chess
Btrobeck
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Barbara Mutton
Reventlow
Varbara
Utton Haug
Heyentlow
William B. Mitchell
Milwaukee
Arlington Cemetery
Atlas Nfe
Wisconsin
Greenwool Inke Noy
New York
New Jersey
Greenwood Inka
Wille
Putton
Tadlang
Burda
Ted
Mayukes
Mommoathe
Ely
Russia
Lenin
Great Red Square
Moscow
Georges
Kateee
Edward VII Ordens
Buckingham Palace
Fowls
Otty
Uniton
Wilam Green
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Green
Mr. Watson Davis
Bernice
Ceng Franine
Ted Toten
Atthan Brisbane
Wrigley's
EWC
Salt Lake City
Monsey Iron & Metal Co
Tod South
Sed
West
Sat
Lake Cy Tab
White Tauhorna
Nhode Island
Plymouth Locks
Hart Gas
Aisa
Ramanaw Hatcheries
East Lake City
Utd
Tinpanogos
Prave
Uish
THE
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Conducted By
Leopold Stokowsky
Salt Lake Tabernacle
Deseret News
Newhouse
Salt Lake
Fhlotel Newhouse
FE. Sutton
Chauncly Wi West Daalate
J22 Waters
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