Omitted Fragments Reveal Strange Tales and Odd News
Fragmented excerpts recount a moral lesson on self denial from Rev. G H Hubbard and Amusing anecdotes about oysters and a Portland Express-like city scene. A butcher in 743 Korch Sarfield street encounters news of inheritance at Three Oaks castle as he becomes Biz Loin in later reports.
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Brother Martin
Christ
Rev
G. H. Hubbard
John
Portland
Expres
Korch Sarfield Street
John de Vereini
City visitors from many states fill Wichita streets
A long list of visitors and residents traveling through or staying in Wichita is recorded. Names include Topeka residents Van Vadenturg and Raum, Leavenworth’s G W Vaughan, Anthony’s K C Carter, St Louis business visitors Allister and Sol Light, New York’s PS Heanan, Chicago’s Hl Cunningham, and many others. The piece notes former travelers leaving for California, formal calls at the hospital, and local social visits amid the holidays.
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Sol Light
St. Louis
PS Heanan
New York
Mir
Hl. Cunningham
Chicago
Robert McFarland
Montes
California
BL. McClain
Chicago& Alton
EB. Raymond
San Francisco
Satie Cusst
M. Stewart
Merepole
Thomas F Chandler
Morris
Frank Boynton
Maniton Springs
C. W. Graham
W. F. McIntyre
Kingfisher
Mami
Sadie Hinkle
Empetit
Lala Shephard
ER. Knapp
Frieuit
HC. Huilson
Jett
Topeka
Ila State
Eott City
Miss Lillis
North Male Street
Matt Gray
Busiones Manaer Gran’s
Hal. Lady
Enabl Uineturing Company
Caileye Hill
Mary Milla
Coreea Panding
Foreign Folsslonary Board
Methodist Protesant Church
A. Morin
Vermilion
Hartin, Harris & Vermilion
Vermallion Willemain
Kansas City
J. Giles Stith
John E. Ban
Amusements at Chawpond Grand and theater notes
The Crawford Grand show features Dan Donnel Kiel and Alberti the juggler with a vivid maze illusion and dramatic stage effects. The Chattanings Times reports on the New York operatic offerings by the Grand Opera Company and a lively Brigando production, plus a long letter about a skull keepsake and a Chicago Tribune reference.
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Labele
Crawford Grand
Donnel Kiel
Alberti
Alor
Graw Opera Company
Chattanings Times
New York shop girls told in private letters
The dispatch describes New York shop girls as well dressed and economical, often living in boarding houses and working long hours. It contrasts two types: proper, ambitious sellers who rise with skill and charm and apolitical, carefree workers who pursue romance and status, with anecdotes of customer dealings and social ambitions.
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New York
New ‘York
Abe
Endh & Young
Pirehaser
Ddor
Ajfirm
Drew
Theo
Bropette
Mila
Tohanond
Anlifly
Fourteenth Street
Tomer
Hersif
Bar Powlties
Myers
Marty
Scientific Squirbs And Royal Oddities From The Era
A patchwork of notes covers advances in trichina vitality tests, a French claim on steel alloy corrosion resistance, an electrical device to ease tooth extraction pain, and a column of worldly curios. It includes mentions of Diamantine art, Bismarck skull, the czarina, Spanish child king, Queen Victoria tastes, Denmark’s Prince, Alcantara's princess, and a spontaneous salute by British troops to the Egyptian khedive in Cairo.
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Pep
Patesaree
George
Walter
Athens
Thantos
Annam
Siam
Victoria
Prince Christian
Denmark
Europe
Taabella
Alcantars
Imperial
Brazil
Pierre
Prince of Wales
Cairo
Egypt
The Care of Children
Guidance from the New England Farmer on child care. Promote honesty and gentleness. Avoid threats and anger. Respect a child’s wishes, explain decisions, and fulfill promises. Encourage inquiry with patient reasoning and avoid degrading or dismissive attitudes toward young questions.
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Bugbesrs
Iis
Spiri
New England
Storm Indications and Oddities in a Cited Chronicle
A fragmentary item notes storm indicators such as soot patterns on chutney, red clouds at sunrise, and animals acting anxious before a storm. It includes a cautionary tale about a rubber hose sale linked to an infirmary fire, plus a humorous exchange about the trunk business aboard a railroad. It preserves dated oddities and local flavor without graphic detail.
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Satinty Insurance Companion
Howe
Betor
Cincinnati Times Star
Vienna Kitchen System Feeds Thousands Daily
The Wiener Volkskuchen Verein operates five kitchens with a new 40 000 florin building powering a network of soup tea bread and meat meals served at fixed prices. Tickets control portions five thousand dine daily in central kitchens and as many in others, with diverse menus and strict portioning ensuring affordable meals for workers students and the needy while donations and memberships fund the operation.
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Vienna
Boup Kitetun Association
Beginnlg
Wiener Volkskuchen Verein
Erster Wieser Vollakachen Verein
Supertes
Thea
Uss
Bettom
Vienna Burgomaister
Association For the Relief of Students
Society For
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W. C
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J. Charles Miller
Utah
Wiphita
Prawe
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Kans
Hirauigh
Publioes Ein
Mather County
Rey. A
Lucypard
Harry T West
Baunel
Pangaing
Kenrnyy
Solis Ly
JK Gladden
Min Grace Glasden
Appleton City
Nixon Euett
Millat
Gladden Eliott
Sesteratt
Mix J. A. Pookham
Wichita
Chirag Taeday
Taw
He Allen Mall
Ft 4
Perkham
Mx Hall
Sunthor
LAMES
Hable
Tipeka
Thomas Sherilas
A.C
Market Street
Evaran
France
Dorypiorms
Yeasong
Isis
Recorda
Prines Bismarick
Czarina
Chemes
King
Spain
Fesla
Jake
Rob
Stevens
Tia
Creston
Harper's
Austria
Enterprise
Japan
Ithe Enterprise
North Mary
A. Gluice
Fourth National Bank
Wichita, Kansas
Electoasraera
First Arkansas Valley Bank
Arkansas Valley
Depsaiars Et Solosanee
Das General Banking
Saori
Mamroeen
VF & Caeer
West Side National Bank
Levy
W.oliver
Alton. Cache
Wichita National Bank
KORN
Wolke Mwlevy
da Walton
Stulitur Nisikiaie Lanui
Eastern and Foreign Exchange
U.S
MM County
Surall
Mall
Wickita Eagle
Wicarf, Maman
Kansas
Azazonal Bank
Nie Dsock
State National Bank
Wichita, Kan
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