Kaspar Hauser Murder Mystery Recalled in Tale
A historical column recounts Kaspar Hauser, found mute and nearly blind in Nuremberg, raised by Prof. Daumer. The boy, later linked to aristocratic guardianship and a fatal death at Uzen monument, sparked Europe wide intrigue, with clues never solving his true birth or fate.
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Nuremburg
Kaspar Hauser
G. F. Daumer
University of Nuremberg
Professor Daumer
Europe
Daumer
Hauser
Lord Stanhope
Anspach
England
Uzen Monument
Palace Grounds
Complaint on welfare discourse sparks satire
The exchange features Mer Grampson objecting to many well-paid commentators who claim to critique poverty. The dialogue underscores tensions over who benefits from moralizing about weakness while relying on others for support.
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Mer. Grampson
Egyptian mummy found with bobbed hair sighted
A fragment reports an Egyptian mummy discovered with bobbed hair. The text humorously notes ongoing digging for horn rimmed spectacles as part of the odd find.
Smithson Promoted as Exporting Department Reforms Hit
Smithson, a forty three year old longtime Parker and Hornby employee, faces removal threats as new owners Gregg and Rogers overhaul the firm. After years of lax exporting practices, Smithson is questioned about his ability to “ginger up” the department while his wife Mary and daughter hope for a promotion. Rogers resigns. Smithson is asked to take charge.
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Smithson
Rogers
Parker
Smoithson
Wen
Greggs
New York
Smmithson
Gregg
Mary
Elizabeth
Steithson
Sun’s age may be doubled by atomic energy claims
Washington Star cites scientists who argue radioactivity could push the sun’s age from 100 million years to 1 to 2 billion years and extend its light and heat for 100 to 200 million more years, by releasing energy from atomic matter such as radium.
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Washington Star
The Other Extreme Bhe My Former Husband and I Never Had a Fuss
A fragmented line fragment recalls a tense domestic dispute with abrupt interjections. The text hints at a personal history between a narrator and a former husband, suggesting repeated quarrels and a sense of monotony in their interactions.
Notice to Bid for Embankment at Rimsay Bridge
Sealed proposals will be received by Gogebie County Michigan Board of County Road Commissioners at their office in Bessemer until 12 00 noon April Mth 128 for embankment work at the Rimsay Bridge over Black River at Ramen Plans and specifications may be examined at the Road Commission office A certified check of 20000 payable to the Board of County Road Commissioners must accompany each bid The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids BP Winkler County Highway Engineer
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Board of County Road Comessioners
Gogebie County
Michigan
Court House
Bessemer
Rimsay Bridge
Black River
Ramen
Office
The
Road Commission
Board of County Road
Winkler
Gogebic County Park shelter and caretaker residence bids
Sealed bids to be received by the Board of Park Trustees at the County Road Commission office in Bessemer until noon April 28 for erection of two structures at Gogebic County Park. Separate bids for each building. bid must include a $25.00 certified check. Plans and specs at Road Commission office.
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Anthony Reimert
Eee Eee Eeeewspaper Union
Radium
Board of Park Trustees
County Road Commission
Courthrouse
City of
Gogebic County Park
Lake Gogebic
Phrus
Board of
Park Trustees
C.F. Winkler
T.S. Crosby
Kerkes
Wakefield
Ernest Schaefer
Bessemer, Michigan
WM. D. Triplett
Cor
Suffolk & Aurora Sts
Ronwood, Mich
Nels Walstrom
Wakefield Store Co
Novia
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