Catching a Thief by German Officer in a 1930s Detroit Free Press
An article recounts a German officer’s method to trap a thief, detailing how a captain volunteered to stage an arrest and confrontation. After an hour, guards were deployed, a staged capture occurred, and the plan aimed to force compliance and expose the thief’s city misdeeds.
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Cate
Dante Servinte
Uae
Dean Estaba
Cam Leokbing
Tibet
Germany
Asnreaudt
Detroit Free Press
Spider killed by magnet experiment on a tarantula
An experiment by a scientist tested how a tarantula reacts to a powerful magnet. The spider moved to the magnet, then stopped as the magnet drew near and eventually died after a tumbler covered it for several minutes.
The Word Flattery and the Wag of the Tail
An etymological note tracing how flattery links to tail wagging across multiple languages. The discussion notes similarities among Norman, Danish, Dutch, German, and English roots, suggesting flattering speech evolved from behavior meant to win favor.
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Firat
Farm story of a Scot and a nosebag horse
A Scottish farmer on market day always tethered a nosebag to his horse. Observers wondered why until a friend joined him on a drive. At every stop the horse dropped fodder from the bag and the dog picked it up, ensuring nothing was wasted.
Good Intentions Quote From Washington Star
A Washington Star quotation mocks misused good intentions. It features distorted phrasing by Sid Lieleisben advising against excessive trust in intentions and warns they ruin many choir pieces.
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Sid Lieleisben
Washington Star
Buttonless coat sparks talk of style and purpose
A fragment notes a coat without buttons as a symbol of innovation. A quoted line from W. J. Lintes hints that true greatness lies in presenting a thing well, not merely displaying it. The garbled text references making a coat of paint into a striking emblem.
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W. J. Lintes
Placebo Prescriptions and the Ethics of Deception
A New York Times excerpt discusses the medical use of placebo pills and the clinician’s duty to patients. It argues doctors may withhold a condition by giving inert remedies, noting patient trust hinges on perceived seriousness and the ritual surrounding treatment.
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Ilia Saad
New York
Prass Bulletine Numbare 246 and 247
Prass Bulletine Numbare 246 and 247 report updates from UP Ph GreeAge. The document outlines changes in public notices and administrative items for the region with emphasis on timing and new entries.
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Prass Bulletine Numbare
It Is Never Too Late to Set Out Roses Maxim for Gardening
The text discusses planting flowers and trees, noting salpiglossias as showy annuals worth garden space, birch trees reaching far north, and sunflowers easy to plant. It offers cautions about timing with frost, urging earlier work when possible and stressing gardening wisdom.
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St- Derhyn
Ten Year Wheat Varieties Comparison at Ohio Experiment Station
The Ohio Experiment Station compared thirty four wheat varieties over ten years using Velvet Chaff as standard. Yields ranged with Messy heads 4 bushels above Velvet Chaff, Poole/Ryd Russian 34 to 3 bushels above, Gypsy 33, Early Ripe 34, and several others near or below Velvet. The report notes many varieties with modest gains or losses versus Velvet Chaff. E Thornne, Director.
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Ohio J
Poole and
Ryd
Une
Lebanon
Lehigh
Missouri
Rudy
Sibley
Chatil Cuas E Tnorne
How to Circumvent the Hessian Fly Said by Ohio Station
The Ohio Experiment Station urges farmers to inspect a wall strip of wheat two weeks before sowing. If minute reddish eggs are seen on blades using a magnifying lens, eggs hatch and the crop should be sown later. Eggs are laid within a week of fly appearance, and flax seeds are larvae not eggs. Cnas E Tuorne, Director.
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Ohio
Jylase
Cnas E Tuorne
Monstrous Lizard Creature Stuns Observer With Feared Appearance
An Austrian reptile described as the spiny monater exhibits a ferocious look and apocalyptic features. The creature is noted for extensive skin spines and a peculiar appetite for absorbing water, while not feeding on blood. The report cites the Westminster Gazette as the source of observations.
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Kita
Nature
Agiven
Hinself Molech
Westminster Gazette
Ancient Trades Unions Across Early Civilizations
The text notes seven thousand years ago in Nineveh and Babylon that strict craft unions defined each man’s work and hours with death as punishment for breaches. Similar structures appeared in Pompeii with inscriptions listing official roles in trades unions, led by a powerful Fishermen’s Guild.
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Ancient
Trades Unione
Nineves
Babylon
Pompeii
Deceptive Law Threat Explained by Hungry Higgins
Quote from Higgins in a rural setting about passing a law to compel people to call their dogs by the proper name. Dusty Itroads asks what is wrong as Higgins recalls a woman warning to call Fida, then mentions Fido’s inaction. The bull dog metaphor underscores the issue.
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Higgins
Dusty
Chicago Tribune
Duck and pelican bonnet joke in Philadelphia Press
In a humorous exchange, Mrs Spenders calls a bonnet a duck while Mr Spenders replies pelican, joking about the large bill. The quip plays on bird names to describe fashion accessories.
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Mrs. Spenders
Mr Spenders
Philadelphia Press
Ancient perfumes and salmon farming costs cited
Records from early civilizations note widespread perfume use among Pbhaeniciansa Assyrinus and Persiaus. The text also states the cost of producing and planting young salmon is under 1 dollar per 1000.
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Pbhaeniciansa
Assyrinus
Persiaus
How's This One Hundred Dollar Reward Claim
A 100 dollar reward offers for a cancer catarrh that fails to cure with Baila Castricture by F J Cheney Toledo proprietors. The notice states 15 years of known honorable dealing and financial capacity to fulfill obligations. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised with internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and 750 per bottle. Daniel Fetzer of Easton died after a fall from a tobacco barn loft in Doylestown on August 26.
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F. J Cheney
Toledo
F. J
Cheney
Tolesale
Walbing
Kintan & Mangos
Drurta
O Hiall
Gatarrh Corp
Raven
Jea Hall
Daniel Fetzer
Easton
Doylestown
East Waky
Chicago
Valprata
Plymouth
Warsaw
van W Lins
Mucyrus Crescine
Manetela
Vurats
Parry Vidlel Ee
London
Ems
Ae & Ligitaizic
Yokier
Iron City
Tuwednes
Massillon
Canton
Wytania Ville
Mastino
ALL Arc
Dally
Sandaya Ely
Amive
Sande
Danotes
Trivitis
4A & Rv Trata
Cleveland
Anly
Columbus
Ata
Now
Mansfeld
Taunas
Loredo
Tia
Ama
Allance
Nilew
Youngstown
U. le Pek
FORD
General Moneger
IMO
Ohio Woman Suffrage Meet Set in Cleveland
Ohio Woman Suffrage Association to convene October 7 8 in Cleveland at the Methodist Church corner Euclid Avenue and Erie Street. Delegates from towns without suffrage societies invited. speakers include Rev Olympia Brown Rev Anna Howard Shaw Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt. David Prentice wed Miss Hattie Morris of Omaha on August 26.
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Australia
Maryland
Massachusetts
Ohio
Commonwealth
Ohio Woman Suffrage Association
Cleveland
Methodist
Euclid Avenue
Erie Street
Olympia Brown
Wisconsin
Anna Howard Saaw
Pennsylvania
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
David Prentice
Wester
Hattie Morris
Omaha
Neh
Aus
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Woost
Rice & Coal CO
Dealera
Massillon and
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Berarat
Tayitor
Attorneys-At-Law
Anazan, Niro
Ome
Wayne County
Wooster
Boxwell
Roark
Schaeffer
J L. Zaring
Croton
W Biddle
Marshallville
Knight
Congress
City Book Bindery
Blank
Hve
Jacob Fischer
Ted Bent Fide
Apn
Scientific American
Munk & Cmca
Ashland & Wooster Railhway Co
Castaloga
A. m
P.fw
Enat
Pynn. Co
Ashland
Horace
Baltimore
Burbank
Holmas
MiMaraburg
Lodis
Eago
Bois
Meveland
Wellington & Hig
Akron
Cleveland Wooster
Mahtin
Mer Pass
Traffin
Baltioore
Auatin
G P
Chicago Il
Kinsling, Agenater
Chicago Ly
Fontorla Io
Creston
Bas
Bterling
Rittman
Barberton
Bsaw
Pittsdaal
San WU Bem
Fortorta
HARDING &_CO
Woosrer
Sexoe
Wiler Wooster
Herald Printing Office
Incs
Pittab
Beaver
Colunbians Tactonia
Salon
Alliance
Maximo
Leaville
Minton
Masntiton Lawence Hurtane
Derville
Wdi
Nville
Erry Aville
Alpuraizo
Oes
Aes
Pittsburgh
Pasmoger
Cleveland Ave
Vadland Ave
Youga Salle
Krou
Jarr
Oterieksdy
Se & Vernon
PEM
Bloga
Vrealle
Fay
Uve
Fey
If Cuiback
Prederickabarg
Euend Ave
Clevelasit Jr
Central
Tims
Millersburg
Ananee
Nea Ilanco
Xania
Cincinnat
Richmond
Ihannapolis
Newark
Bend Bon
Samdsyn
Ying Shotion
E. A. Ford
Generel Pamagerigen
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