Local Fraternal and School Board Notices Amid Declared Meetings
A scanned fragment lists officers and meetings for area organizations including school board figures Atwood treasurer Anderson ward Shortt and Crowell noting lodge regalia meeting days at M W A hall 400 W Meet tad. Westing, Womans Relief Corps, Woodman ball listings show recurring Saturdays and Sundays monthly with times. Various lodge, encampment, and division meetings across Osage and surrounding towns, including Red Gauntlet, North Star, and Laurel groups.
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Evther Lodge
Vandenburgh Post
Westing
Relief Corps
Uullon
Hatherville
Woodman Ball
V- Fort Defiance
Woodman Bull
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Vindicator and Republican Appeals to Patrons in New Year
A patrician appeal from The Vindicator and Republican to readers in Emmet County recounts loyalty to local news, the consolidation of papers, and the drive to expand coverage through correspondents. It promotes subscriptions, magazine offers, and bulk reading packages, urging advance payments and detailing various discounted bundles with multiple periodicals. It ends by noting Done’s Ointment for skin troubles.
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Vindicator
Republican
Hatherville
Emmet
Emmet County
Chicago
Inter Ocean
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Emmet County Magasine
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Noo Met County Magazine
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Vick's Family Magazine
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Special Institute
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Green
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the Vindicator
Emmet County Magazine
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Motors In Desert Lands by Egyptian Government
The Egyptian government and British observers report successful desert motor trials near Abbassid and Cairo. A 40-soldier desert wagon with broad flange tires navigated firm sand well, but loose sand required pushes. A freight wagon climbed a citadel hill in 14 minutes. Trials included a camel horse mule desert transport wagon, while locals called the machines the big and little devils.
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Desert
London Express
Abbassid
Great Citadel Hill
Ministry
Miralad Penke Rew
CMG
Insects, auctions, and school life mingle across pages
The fragment lists varied items from a school buying insects to auction details on student age groups. It references New York supply names, biology and nature courses, and an illustrated life cycle of species. It includes scattered quotes from newspapers and a few jokes, indicating a mixed page of school notices, ads, and light editorial snippets. The garbled text preserves names and places like Brooklyn and Chicago Post references, with stray lines about community events and humorous anecdotes.
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Touiloeisn
New York
Iberae
New York Vimes
Bronze Mercury Restored to Near-Original Form
The sunken Antikythera Mercury statue, recovered in spring 1901, has been carefully rebuilt by French expert M. Andre. The restored statue surpasses expectations for fidelity, rivaling Praxiteles’ marble Mercury, and stands as a rare undoubted fourth century BC bronze original. Other artifacts from the wreck were marred by corrosion, but the Mercury remains a key survivor.
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Anticithera
Cape Matapan
M. Andre
Praxiteles
Mount Olympian
Christ
Generly
Sota
Sun Power Claim Prompts Evansville Molder to Pledge Breakthrough
Bismet Greenfield a 49 year old Evansville molder says he has found a sun energy device like an electric battery that can extract sunlight to power motors or heat stoves. He asserts a working model exists after 20 years of experiments and claims to have a secret construction method.
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Bismet Greenfield
Evansville
Greenfield
Hospital Opens and Accepts Patients for Several Surgeries
The facility lists General Surgery Special Surgery and Modern Surgery as open and ready. Address details referenced as above. An EM note mentions Dr Wilcox treating in a special manner with eye ear nose and throat services noted.
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Wilcox
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