Alice Cary Concert Co to Perform December 9
Fragmented notes list minor items: Alice Cary Concert Co. set for December 9 as part of the University Lecture Course. Also dated events include marriages, deaths, injuries, and local notices from Wooster, Ashland, Perryville, and surrounding areas with several railroad and accident references.
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Alice Cary
Merry George
Mica Hattie Hershey
Ashland
Universalty
Alice Cary Concert Co
Thanksgiving in Orrville and area village gathering
Mr and Mrs H E Baker and son Eilis of Orrville spent Thanksgiving with Y S Baker and wife. Miss Daisy and Clara Derr enjoyed Thanksgiving with Akrop friends. Mr and Mrs Smith and two children of Greenwich visit her father J Pearce. Miss Edna Baker guests of Columbus friends. Miss Lou Breneman left Saturday for Chicago to visit relatives. About fifty attended the Methodist parsonage. Evening youth gathering described. Mr and Mrs Henry Hoff entertained relatives from a Lessee.
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H E. Baker
Eilis
Orrville
Y S Baker
Daisy
Clara Derr
Akrop
Smith
Greenwich
J. Pearce
Edna Baker
Columbus
Lou Breneman
Chicago
Henry Hoff
Local notes record health, visits, and church talks
Mrs Slutz's health remains poor while Dr Haana moves to Ed Muller's rooms. Mrs Rhimer, widow of a former Luvleram pastor, visits friends. The ach family reunion gathers at Mrs Lila Snell's home. Rev Patterson from Wooster University preaches at the Presbyterian church with plans to preach again. Prof Helm and wife with Mise Wicke vacation at their homes. Rev C L Edmands, formerly here, visits his daughter Mrs Bowers and preaches at the M E church.
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C. L. Edmands
Mra Bowers
M. E Cbarch
The Foargio and Focus of Consciousness in Vice
The excerpt argues vice arises from attention gaps not ignorance, noting stronger present stimuli overwhelm weaker long past impressions. It contrasts immediate nerve-driven appetite with faded memories of consequences, explaining how powerful, immediate impulses dominate reason.
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Theo
William de Witt Byde
Atlantic
The Woman and the Rose in Georgia Woods
A traveler with a white rose is confronted by a disturbed couple living in a cabin. The wife suspects the roses harmed their missing child and rips the rose from the traveler as the man explains a tale of a lost daughter and a family driven to madness.
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Georgia Woods
Ike
Pinkertons Tale Shows Caution With Crook
In a Chicago office scene Robert Pinkerton recalls his founder father detaining a noted criminal. The elder Pinkerton returned to find the thief clutching a snuffbox and attempted to blind him. The crook quips about the nose being struck, highlighting caution in the famed agency. Barrage licenses.
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Bun
Crook
Robert Pinkerton
Detective Agency
Pinkerton
Chicago
Aus Ewing and Clara Dotner Named
Aus Ewing of Easton and Clara Dotner of Rittman are identified as individuals connected to the item.
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Aus Ewing
Easton
Clara Dotner
Rittman
Persistent Lovers and the Odd Pursuit of Wedlock
A lively survey of famed suitors from Voltaire to Sheridan and Disraeli, detailing stubborn wooing, bold propositions, and humorous refusals. It recalls Jacob Halliday’s annual proposals, Sheridan’s daring elopement with Miss Linley, Disraeli’s resilient courtship, and other colorful anecdotes of persistent lovers and aristocratic gatekeepers.
Feels It and the Wise Guy On Draft Chills
A brief wry dialogue from the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune features a philosopher asking if a draft gives chills and a wise guy replying with a quip about overdrawn bank accounts, reflecting the era’s wit.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Rebbyts Comment on a New Baby Inspection
A fragment from Tit-Bits quotes Little Bobby assessing a newborn, noting it seems “nice enough” but not a parrot, reflecting a terse, humorous perspective on early impressions. The remark captures casual thought on novelty and acceptance.
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Rebbyts
Bobby
Filipino funerals reflect class and custom in Manila streets
The Manila funeral scene shows wealthier families staging grand processions with comic opera bands, black hearses, and hats on pallbearers, while poorer families endure simpler burials with bamboo-carrying pallbearers. Burials vary from ground interments to niche vaults with biographical slabs.
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Manila
Recurrent fashion symbols span Danube to Golden Gate
Benjamin Ide Wheeler notes in Atlantic that a tidy coat with a useless collar slash and buttons signals civilization rather than climate need. He observes Brahman caste wedding attire with a black cylindrical covering and notes women’s clothing follows a resistless social tide beyond weather.
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Danube
Golden Gate
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
Atlantic
The Certainty of Fate Fable Told by Robert Barr
A fragment from The Certainty of Fate recounts a fable told by Robert Barr about a sultan who seeks to flee a fete in Smyrna after seeing the angel of death in the crowd. The wagel explains death’s authority and the sultan’s haste to leave, as told to illustrate fate’s inescapable pull.
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Philadelphia
Nelauns Only Wefeat In Odd Historical Fragment
A garbled OCR snippet references Nelson and a storming attempt at a cathedral, mentioning a battle or conflict. It lacks clear dates, places, or names beyond Nelson and a cathedral setting, with most content unreadable. The readable elements suggest a historic siege or dramatic event centered on a church location.
Fragmentary notes on a Sunday revelation in New York Journal
The New York Journal reports a puzzling Sunday incident with a poet called Torned from Bee Bay. An editor in Ottawa questions the authenticity of a supposed revelation while a postman offers an explanation that appears correct.
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Sabbui
Torned
OfBee Bay
Omlee Borie Soulity
Iano
New York Journal
Uncertain Words Spark Debate at Detroit Free Press
A Detroit Free Press item quotes a speaker noting that nothing in the world is certain while uncertainties remain, reflecting on trust and belief in a provocative, opinionated exchange. The remark underscores skepticism about guarantees in life.
Johnson’s Novel Twist Sparks Jury Acquittal Debate
An Atlanta Constitution excerpt quotes Johnson describing a hero’s killing in his new novel. The line suggests the author believes any jury would acquit the killer, highlighting tensions between fiction and legal judgment.
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Atlanta Constitatios
French Misadventure in Peculiar Paris Quarter
A visitor in Purla’s Latin quarter struggles with language and culture. She tries to navigate a wrestling match of misunderstandings and a ruined shoe polish scene, finally attempting to salvage her belongings and communicate amid mishaps with locals and a spilled bottle of shoe polish. The tale ends with the looming return of the week’s dyed skirt and the New York Tribune in her possession.
Animal Oddities From The Waterfowl To The Porcupine
A garbled account lists animal curiosities with exaggerated sizes and strange traits. It mentions a duck, a wakeful beak, a porcupine, and other creatures, noting their peculiarities and comparisons to larger animals while referencing a quirky, disjointed observation style.
Fragmented Hebridean Proverb Fragments From Abideana
A garbled OCR fragment lists Hebridean proverbs and sayings about value work and prudence. Phrases touch on borrowing, cold reception, deep share versus shell, life hardship, patience, and practical wisdom. Names and structure are unclear. the piece reads as a scattered collection rather than a cohesive article.
Unscrambled Fragments Hint at Social Tension in Italy and Trade
A garbled regional text hints at economic strain and urban commerce in Italy. The passage cites Italian cities, shop dwellers, and issues of income, property, and occupation amid a tense social climate. It reads as a historical clipping with truncated phrases and unclear references to districts and rents.
Twenty Years Of Battle In Love And Life
In a brisk exchange Mirandy Judge recalls two decades of marriage with Hievar Henpeett and Hiram Sime as Mrs Henpectt challenges the idea, while Sime contends their shared struggles have defined their bond.
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Torgut
Hiram
Too Valuable ta Lose: Mr Grogan Sure Motke and Dare
Chicago News notes a cryptic exchange referencing Mr Grogan, Motke, and a dare. The piece hints at a monetary value of ten dollars tied to a wager or bet and mentions plans to stash or take something, using colloquial speech and local color. No clear event or outcome is established in the readable text.
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Grogan
Mike Ob
Chicago News
Anfelly Benighted in Colloquial Riffing
A Kansas City Independent piece satirizes Dasherly and Flasherly as ignorant figures, quipping that one does not even know a cure for colds. The odd riff mocks public discourse with playful but pointed jabber about knowledge and competence.
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Anfelly
Kansas City Independent
Quotation Reflections on Kindness and Memory
A reflective line on human kindness noting its ease and speed of action and the lasting impression left by acts, attributed to Drummond. The fragment contemplates how people remember kindness and the surprising simplicity of choosing to be kinder.
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Drummond
Public Meetings Show Audience Dynamics and Supreme Court Coincidences
An analysis of audience behavior in public meetings highlights how crowded, warm rooms with engaged listeners yield the strongest responses, while sparse setups dampen enthusiasm. The piece contrasts two Rial class gatherings with women and men reacting differently and recalls a Supreme Court seating anecdote comparing justices on the right and left, noting family histories among them.
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Wen
Kent Lyon Publica
Audieneva
Pth
Goth
Iiven
Gajlerien
Catonel
Curtis Guild, Jr
No Infigence Above In Dr John Hall s tine
In Dr John Hall s tine it was the custom India church to use the old fashioned ample bytins and the eing Ang wie dp congregational Ub one occasion William Mr Byatte discovered SS Delafield Smith then corporation counsel of New York city r Bsingiage with of his heart and whis pers to his friend I Want to be an angel I knew he want ed to be datriet attorney but I didn t know he wanted to be an angel The remark was repeated to Mr Smith and quick ana fash came the retort No T have never mentioned the mat ter to Evarta knowing that he had no Influence in that direction.
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John Hall
Congregational Ub
Wiliam Mr. Byatte
Delafield Smith
Corporation Counsel
New York City
Bsingiage
Smith Aloging
Smith
Ana Fash
Evarta
Fragmented quote from Atlanta Constitution sermon fragment
A garbled excerpt from a late 19th or early 20th century Atlanta Constitution piece describes chaotic scenes at a camp meeting with references to Satan, a drowned preacher, and violent imagery. The text mixes dialect and theology, mentioning a church steeple collapse and demonic interruptions during worship.
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Satan
Atlanta Constitution
Fragmented Quotes and Witty Epigrams From Newspapers
A collage of misprinted phrases and sharp one liners from multiple papers. Includes remarks on marriage, geographers, belittlement of women, and humorous asides. Notable bits reference Chicago Tribune and Philadelphia Record among others, with scattered dialogue and quotes from observers.
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