Tales of Cities in a fragmented early notice
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Helsingtors as Finland’s capital with 75000 residents and mention a varied mix of local items. References touch on Dobitn accommodation, Wilton New Hampshire funding a Fourth of July event, and Wheeler Park Oklahoma City financing via merchant postcards. Also includes a stray early naval history note from 1778 Philadelphia with ships carrying a pine tree flag.
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Helsingtors
Finland
Intene Mente
Aemia
Philadelphia
Delaware
Church and Clergy Buibop Matters and Biographies
A fragmented account lists clergy and religious figures, noting Cardins TBMebm's death and the Freprt episcopate. It mentions Mgr. Manalor, U Lydda who became a priest in 1848, Rev. Peter Chang first Chinese Catholic priest to visit the country, and J. Marston once linked to England and Spurgeon as a Baptist evangelist.
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Cardins
Bolog
Mgr
Manalor
U Lydda
Peter Chang
Jonge Coe
Jonge Coe Down Ble Back. Ue
Germany
Ezgilol
J. Marston
Kogland
Things Theatrical and Colonial Notes Mix in Odd Tale
The column lists theatrical productions and engagements such as Plutty Ruffles in Australia and Mina Hook of Holland in Chicago, with Guy Bates Post heading a Chicago company for Paid In Full. It also mentions Maude Adams costumes by The Size of France, and notes on France’s area and early American colonies with prison terms in Mexican penitentiaries.
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Plutty
Prince
Australia
Mina Hook
Holland
Chicago
Guy Bates Post
Mike Jeannett Lowrie
Atsis
Roland Reed
Desius
Maude Adams
Local Cloth ing and Furnishings Store Moves to Depot Square
Our clothing and furnishing store relocates from Prospect Street to Depot Square and opens Monday June 11 with a first class stock bought in Boston and New York. The new line features Spring and Summer flats suits shoes underwear ties shirts and other furnishings at low prices. Our goods are the best and prices the lowest.
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Prospect Street
Depot Square
Boston
New York
Newspaper Advertisement for Letter Heads and Bill Heads
A clipped ad fragment offers sale of letter heads and billheads with prices like one book of 100 heads for $1.00 and 500, five books, 00, plus assorted packs. References to packets and warehousing terms appear in broken wording. The readable portions indicate a print shop or supplier listing custom stationery products.
Laundry and Household Fabrics Price List
A compact wartime style price notice lists per dot piece rates for fabrics and linens. It covers tablecloths napkins tray covers bed spreads sheets pillowcases and towels with family washing at 6e per pound and flatwork ironing and starching services. Cash on delivery applies for all work with a site for ordinary washing baskets.
Local College Election and Mill Closure Report
In Medford at Tufte college annual pascal club elections appoint Maxe Sum her B as secretary. W. W. Smith plans immediate shutdown of Corona merbly mill in Hrondon for an indefinite period. W. N. Robinson of Sutton faces extended leave after hip injury from a cart accident. Vermont soldiers home report notes one death and 20 furloughs in ten days. Convicted Felony Kennison to Rutland home of correction for unusual infant defect case. plan to exhibit rare white feather period. Vermonters note Jer McCul Tough Cup awarded at University of Vermont commencement with Gorham workpiece engraving.
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Vermont
Hennington
Feeiah Kenison
Correction
Rutland
Bellows Falls
Kennison
Adjourned creditors meet over Dr Jordan estate
An adjourned creditors meeting held Friday before Officer M. Charley Royer reviewed appraiser figures showing city real estate valued at 1000 dollars and farm property at 0 dollars with personal property noted. The property reportedly reverted to former owner W. W. Sevastion, pending mortgage payment, and the session was adjourned to Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. Also mentions a Vermont association banquet featuring T. J. Norton and notable local members and officers elected for the year.
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Bt. Albans
Dr. Jordan
Sjordan Hall
Oftferce M. Charley Royer
Uohowe
St Albine
W. W. Sevastion
Velo Weld
Framklinn County Court
Vermont Man Crushed by Marble Slab at Quarry
Adelord Guiherd, 63, of Rutland, died after a marble slab weighing about one ton fell on him at a Vermont marble company quarry on Saturday afternoon. He was reportedly trapped beneath the stone. a physician declared him dead upon arrival. He leaves a wife and three children.
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Rutland
Adelord Guiherd
Vermont Mar
Marta
Guiberd
Law for the Rich Only and the Union Boycott
A Buffalo Progress summary discusses the U S Supreme Court ruling upholding that corporations may refuse service to union members, while unions may boycott nonunion employers. It notes the Midman act’s narrow scope on railroads, the public policy goal of organized labor, and the tension between non-discrimination and contract rights in business practice.
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Thu Boyestt Ie Wiegal
United Intra Balk
I Labor Union
Nolaweul
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Buffalo Progress
Labor's Memorial Sunday Observance Urged by Rev Stelzlo
Rev Charles Stelzlo urges strong observance of Labor's Memorial Sunday on the second Sunday in May. He cites AF of L resolution and calls on pastors nationwide to enlist ministers in towns, promising to boost morale for workers bearing heavy burdens amid a changing labor movement.
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Plana
Labor
Rte
American Federation of Labor
Iabor
United States
St Qgy
Discriminating Ladieg Seeks Hair Cleansing Remedy
An advertisement touts Harpicide by The Hervlide Co Detroit for dandruff scalp cleansing and hair health. It claims germ destruction reduces shedding and baldness, with a free sample offer via mail order. Separately, a public notice calls all debtors of the J B Lynde estate to settle debts promptly.
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Lajoy
Sheal
Nowbro
Bend Wo
Wample
Hervleide Co
Detrol
Brown
Local Notices From Fragmented OCR Archive
Fragments indicate creditor presentation deadlines and court dates. Names such as MAXNABO WINCH and WILLIAM IL.SLES appear amid scattered dates like May and June. The text references weeks in May and June and a summons for creditors to present their claims.
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Ooe
Maxnabo Winch
William Il.sles
New Exchange Rates Prompt Visa Pile Payment Debate
An unclear report discusses new exchange terms, visa spending issues, and Dalene's role amid rising costs. The piece notes Hecker and colleagues advocating for policy changes while mentioning foreign travel and payment arrangements. The fragment highlights finance and travel concerns without specific figures.
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