New Alpine Green Cross Society Aims at Mountain Relief
A long report details the New Club started by the Alpine Hunting Club of Austria and the Society of the Green Cross. It plans relief huts on mountains deserts and islands to aid travelers and never turn away the needy. Huts will display a cross sign at night to guide distressed voyagers and couriers will relay aid from remote stations.
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Green Cross
Austrian Alpine Club
Atlantic
Pacific
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Green Cross Society
Death Valley
Red Cross
Albert Cameron
Turing
Minieter
Bregdieau
Guneva
Willens
Ireland
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Kilhirnry
Parkins
Remberias Caresteta
Alliel
Castor
Carpilan
Alps
Noelety
Morths
Rockies
Humorous Anecdotes of Bright Peabody and Kindred Tales
A collection of humorous vignettes featuring John Bright and his old fishing friend Peabody, plus a rural vicar and other colorful figures. The anecdotes cover a boatmen tow, a coin trick, a shopkeeper’s coin return, a militia drill mishap, and light social jests involving clergymen, bachelors, and a Washington traveler, all in a breezy period tone. The pieces mix wit, local color, and gentle satire about manners and mobility in society.
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John Bright
Peabody
Shannon
Castle Connell
Killaloe
The Strangest Shelter Trick At a Chico Café
A peculiar tale from the Chicago Chronicle recounts a stranded man in Chico Ay who feigns hunger and uses a clever umbrella ruse to obtain food and keep the waiter occupied. He then exits with the umbrella and vanishes, leaving proprietors astonished but noting the trick was profitable.
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Chico
Walter
Aid Rowe
Unclear War Era Rivalry Quips Highlight Tense Exchange
Fragmentary OCR text shows a heated exchange referencing soldiers and a sports figure. The readable parts mention Mr. Rusher and a Rusher era zontball player with a retaliatory line about fighting wild twins and downing wild American, suggesting a wartime sports or cultural clash.
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Mr. Rusher
A Sad Blow and a Night of Drinking Waste
A man spent money for frivolous fun as his nose turned red and friends partied with him. The end came when his bottle ran dry and the last can emptied, leaving a sad finish to a night of excess.
Mrs McKinley Charity Work Described By Abner McKinley
Abner McKinley discusses Mrs McKinley's charity nature and home life. He notes her active church involvement, generosity to those in need, and leadership in flower and home duties while the President elect prepares for Washington. He also mentions her recent sixteenth year of staying at hotels and her focus on duties as First Lady potential.
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Foundry Methodist Church
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Kinley
Abd A . Kiptey
Alex McKinley
Sali
Ani
Bald
Moelinley
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MeKin- Tey
Giran
Cloet
K Worn
Mekintey
Ellie
Maine
Ste
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Worat
Columbus
Huntels
T Urviews
Jana
Hiiess
Plante
Ste Bis
Flower
Fragmentary Harper's Round Table Excerpt Found
A partial OCR reads a dialogue about a misheard phrase and a boy replying to a question with uncertainty. The passage seems to cite Harper's Round Table as the source, though many words are garbled or missing.
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Tad
Jeet
Harper’s Round Table
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