Cleveland Thomas Davids and a President in a Distant Tale
A long fragmented column recounts how Cleveland Thomas Davids was said to have spanked a boy, linking the tale to a future president. It notes Davids fled West, gained wealth, later lost it, and told the spanking story as a cautionary memory. The piece blends biographical rumor with fragments of unrelated ads and notices from a late era newspaper.
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Cleveland
Thomas Davids
Stephen Grevert
Cal
Wig Sexton
Revi
Betas
Davids
Nut Vier
Senate and House Proceed in Congress Endorsing Navy Bills
Senate debates armor price cuts and a government armor plate factory. naval appropriations pass at midnight while foreign and monetary measures face stalled votes. House balks at prize fight detail bans. votes on immigration and various appropriations mix with presidential veto commentary and inaugural preparations. President’s educational dispute stirs, committees fast track nominations, Reed delivers farewell address as Senate confirms Sherman and Hobart temporarily chairs Foreign Relations.
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Senate
Ken MeChander
Chandler
Stanton
Secretary of the Navy
Altronich
Washington
Bern
House
Immgra
Naval DH
Sout
Sioand
Columbia
Steven
Issa
Committee of Congress
Thegh
Bowman
McMilin
Tennessee
Tomie
Sherman
Sheman
Frienla
Berg
Lo Bile
Waa
Ifanon
Ohio
Foraker
Hobart
Borte
Committee On Foreign Relations
Within Our Border A Patchwork of Local Detues and Disasters
A sprawling roundup notes a missing 16 year old daughter of Mrs. Marher of Peaware, a fatal poisoning from concentrated lye, floods washing away bridges in the Bag Miami River region with $25,000 loss, and the death of Rev William Peares in Southern Ohio. Reports chronicle accidents in Columbus and Akron, robberies, jailbreaks, fraud, and a mass of court and public notices across the state, including agricultural society officers, a gypsy woman’s death, and a missing girl named Martha Brown of Warren amid other local incidents.
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Marher
Alina Vinderson
Doin Anderson
East Akron
Miami
King's Mills
South
Lebanon
Murrow
Manetta
William Peares
Ohio
KR. H. Coulter
Marietta
Starling Medial College
Columbus
State Street
Lorenz Ager
West Goodale Street
Inimself
Duvd
South Manchester
Hynes
Mowres
Mowrey Wall
Justus Wolburn
Akron
Creventia
Freer
Jacob Whitter
Wisin
Columbia
Westington
George Goodman
Tire Avenue
Bellefontaine
Walterwaters House
Boone
Orlock
German Mennonite Society
Mittman
Wayne County
Mass Susan Good
Evdin Haywood
NFE Vastuahh
Elttszen
Registta
Haywood
Cinemate
Novemer
Maria Vouse
Clarksburg
Tain Garen
Doin Garen
Bashan
Pomeroy
Autoreus
Kentany
Trey
Ayas
Arthur ‘Longavet
Earl Wilhaws
Chares Buckner
Vinson
Deafentauchs
Alwys
Nared Repatanian
Walliam Bridges
Toresan Tron Tortromers
Locae Goydete 7
Adelphi
Sis
Martha Brown
Warren
Uus
Ames
Oldest Orangeman John Brown Dies in Carp Village
John Brown, reputed as Canada’s oldest Orangeman, lived in Carp Village near Ottawa and died after an era of farming and hotelkeeping. He joined the Orange Order in 180 in LO, La, Ireland. Meanwhile, the Colored Knights Templar in the United States organized grand commanders in St. Louis with delegates from seven districts and over thirty states represented.
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John Brown
Canada
Dong
Carp Village
Ottawa
Lie
Orange Order
Resharkin
Antrim
Ireland
Colored Knights Templar Commandents
United States
St. Louis
Old People and the Grippe in Bureau County Life
A lengthy reminiscence from Bureau County notes Mrs Lamb of Milo endured two grippe attacks since 1890 and recovered after using Dr Williams pink pills. Her husband, now feeble, and daughter Puller recount the tale, crediting the medicine with restoring health and vigor after a severe cough and lung weakness. The piece also mentions general medical opinions and a brief aside on sugar prices.
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Jrinceton
Burean
Aline
Willian J. Lamb
Milo
Mires
Dune Lamb
Fanny
Bureau County
Mull Os
Alrs
Lamb
Attes
Rome
Offic
Doloune
Vie
Nigeria
la Salle
Williams
Buller
Puller
Woathams
Mra Lamb
Willams
Seeds and seedsmen advertise Salter offerings in 19th century pullout
An advertisement list promotes Salter seeds with prices and varieties such as Kaiser Wilhelm Lettuce and Round Globe Beet, claiming postpaid sample packs at 14 cents and bundles of 10 packages. It also touts an anti tobacco product and mentions school attendance, candy sales, and a railway excursion program in a broad, fragmented catalog style.
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Lie
John A. Salter Seed Co
la Croksr Wis
Cnt
March and April Offer Half-Rate Rail Tickets in Tennessee and Beyond
The Nurtts In the South note spring benefits and advertise rail excursion tickets via the Gardamps of the Sentte on the first and third Fridays of March and April. Promotions include half rates to principal points in Tennessee Alabama and neighboring states, with details from the Atmore Kuersl Passenger Agent in Louisville or Jackson South. The notice promotes travel deals and mentions Lane's Family Medicine as a health reminder.
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Tennessee
Alte Bama
Atmore
Kuersl
Lowuisvilly
Jackson South
Fragmented Readable Text From an Unclear Section
The provided OCR sample shows garbled lines about health, a cheer or chant, and stray phrases. It lacks coherent events or identifiable people, places, or organizations to form a solid news item. The readable portions suggest concerns about diseases and remedies, with scattered exclamations and broken names.
Fragmented OCR Weather Memo Mentions Extreme Cold
An incomplete OCR fragment describes severe cold conditions with temperature notes. It references degrees below and the impact of cold on travelers, using terms like very cold and intensely cold, but the text is garbled and hard to interpret.
Unclear text with mixed names and garbled phrases
A disjointed OCR fragment contains scattered names and nonsensical words about purchases, payments, and jokes. It references Goodman, Salzere, La Crosse, and Marquette, with unclear dates and topics, yielding no coherent news item or event.
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Toledo
Defiance
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Wabash
Peru
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Lafayette
West & Northwest
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