Heat Wave Horse Care Rules From Boston Relief Association
Temperature oriented horse care guidelines advise wetting and sponge washing when 75 degrees or higher, avoiding night washing, bran mash with saltpetre on Saturday, and watching for signs of heat stroke. If overheated, move to shade, remove tack, wash mouth, sponge, offer ammonia or nitre, or coffee/water, and cool the head. Additional tips cover feeding, water at night, grooming to prevent harness sores, and noting office contact for rule publications.
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Boston Work-Horse’ Relief Association
Beacon Street
Boston
Mass
Elks Admit Twenty Nine New Members in Winchester
Winchester Elks Lodge No. 867 inducted 29 candidates in a ceremony led by Exalted Ruler Wilbur Gather. Mayor W. W. Glass and Magistrate Robert Worsley attended among the guests as a parade preceded the event through Main Street to the Odd Fellows hall.
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Goat of Winchester Lodge
Protective Order of Elks
Wilbur Gather
Warren
Rappattannock
Countie Angle
W. W. Glass
Winchester
Lodge
Voige
Robert Worsley
Citizens’ Band
Main Street
City Hall Plaza
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Andrew Bell
Robert Switzer
Charles A. Hamm
Mayo
Old Hen's Yard Tale of a Forbidden Nest Egg
A fragmented tale recalls siblings and a grandmother warning children not to touch nests. One morning a child seizes a forbidden egg and races to the house, sparking pursuit and a tense family moment.
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Ereng
Elen
Fragmented OCR reads as garbled dialogue and notes
Text shows distorted phrases and broken speech about a train and money. Names, places, dates or clear events are unreadable, yielding a garbled dialogue snippet without a coherent report.
Unclear fragment hints at a parade or costume tale
A fragmented text describes a character wearing a painted hide and a ball costume as a giraffe, with a parrot asking why. The lines suggest a humorous or whimsical disguise rather than a clear event or report.
Fragmentary OCR Speech Snippet From Unknown Text
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a dialogue about spelling and answers. It mentions a person declining a request and a mis-spelled word, but the readable text ends abruptly without a clear event, date, or proper nouns.
The Spoony Thing Exchange Caught on Brief Dialogue
A terse exchange shows Jack warning of a hard death and Mand challenging his toughness. Jack asks what Mand means and Mand counters his reputation for being soft.
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Jack
Debating a family's finances and social aims in a rowdy scene
A chaotic dialogue shows Bronson Woodson and others arguing about a son’s schooling costs and status. Mentions resignation, civic roles, social judgments, and a critique of spending on cigars versus children's needs.
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Bronson
Woodson
Honest at Least. aay. of House-Most of the things you awash be torn to pieces
Fragmentary dialogue describes tear and recovery of a single piece amid phrases about honesty and household matters. The tone suggests a domestic or stage exchange with interrupted speech and repeated emphasis on division and wholeness.
Hedging Remarks Between Mrs Gushley-L and Mr Ghurpe
Dialogue reveals a cautious exchange about happiness in marriage with a light, ironic tone highlighting a contrasting view of marital bliss. The quotes emphasize mutual affection while acknowledging reservations about public perception.
Oyster Stew Noted Amid Murky Restaurant Scene
A puzzled customer questions service in a dining room atmosphere, with brief exchange about oyster stew. The scene captures a low key moment of order confusion and casual dining ambience.
Colored show at City Hall Auditorium tonight
The Darktown Follies company arrives from Petersburg and Southern Virginia venues for a City Hall Auditorium engagement. The troupe, one of the largest colored troupes in years, features a chorus of good singers and dancers as described by the press agent.
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City Hall
Peterabire
Virginia
Clock Dial Patent Granted For Office Use
An article notes Wayne Cooper returning to Washington after a brief visit home. It mentions a patent granted for a clock dial designed to attach to a ship’s oar for displaying the week day and month. The piece reflects a patenting event and a postal service connection.
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Pearse
Corey Ee
Wayne Cooper
Washington
Postal Service
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