Amusements Plazas and Broadway Buzz Summary
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions amusements and theater, with scattered names like Bessie and Prae MUI, references to a final scene, and notes about a grand variety of instruments. It hints at a lively Broadway production or revue with laughter, religious enthusiasm, and a pipe musical, but the readable content is fragmented and unclear.
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Tatay Shw management preserite the Fee Meons st
Fragmentary text references a managerial action and a list of names with unclear meaning. It mentions Bacverdy and a date range or code 2a35-13, suggesting an internal memo or note about personnel actions without clear context.
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Tatay
Olde Wits
Merete Presents Fusion Probe Theatre and Jam Detingen
A fragmented notice announces a fusion theatre program titled Ave-part featuring Merete and Jam Detingen as interpreting star. Plays will be shown on Meantay and Tuesley with a noted focus on Sitoture dep and the word the Unni.
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Thartotte Breoomenenee
Ape Fonterekee
Om Meantay
Tuesley
Jam Detingen
Interpetiunay
Fragments Hint at Local Health Education Efforts
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a due program and healthcare related figures at Polt's last anti pe aed HOM. It references tutors in New He and a week where shy their InySh. The text is incomplete but suggests a local health education initiative and notable individuals linked to the event.
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Pers
Local Theatre Preview Promises Vaudeville and Photodrama
Theda Hara billed as uy bee in The Galley Slave photoplay. Una Clayton brings Collusion sketch and big laughs. Vaudeville features include Three Diston Sisters, autistic dancers, buglers and banjonists, Antrim and Vzle in Things You've Heard and Things You Haven't, Sylvester and Vance in Get Out of My, and the Capital City trio melange of melody and mirth.
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Theda Hara
Uy Bee
Hadex
Miss Bara
Una Clayton
Diston
Antrim
Vzle
Sylvester
Vance
Capital City
Hold Musicale For Benefit of B H 5 Athletic Association
A musicale held at the assembly hall of the bieM school to benefit the Athletic Association attracted a large audience. Performers included Miss Mine Treat Miss Sybil Gorman Miss Lact Marsh Miss Margaret Gantiela Miss Helen Cowell and others with several officers named for the association. Proceeds will aid the needs of the association.
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Athletic Association
Te Biem
Baward Chasey
Gatto
Rasmond Esas En Erse
Successor to Comstock to Speak Here Sunday
Jane Sitomet, successor to the late Comstock, will speak at the People's Church in Laurehur Park Sunday evening at 7:20. The talk, titled The Service, is the second in a winter series on Child Welfare. Mr Sumner will preside, with music by Bredectek W. Post as soloist. a guest violinist will assist. The event is open to the public.
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Sahiey
York
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Vice
Cherch
Laurehong Park
Gdock
Mr Sumner
Eerie Elf
Ksorn
Mavinz
Tre
Comstock
Fume
New Fork Ely
Bredectek W. Post
Bie Son
Tashua and Long Hill Whist Club and Local News
A long list of residents and families from Tashua, Long Hill, and nearby areas attend a whist club gathering at the Wildman home. Prizewinners include Mrs. Charles B Seeley and Karl Kaechle. Notices cover moves, visits, job changes, and upcoming events at Long Hill gym.
Strangler Lewis and Zybyśko Draw In International Bout
In New York last night at the Manhattan Opera House Waldek Zybyśko and Strangler Lewis wrestled to a 20 minute draw in the feature bout of the international contest. Zybyśko showed strength while Lewis used speed to counterbalance weight. A planned match with Linow and Hevonpua shifted when Linow spoke to spectators. Renaldo Gerdini replaced him. The crowd roared as the bout featured rough work and a forfeit moment before ending in a stalemate.
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New York
Manhattan
Lewis
Tyan Linow
Sulo Hevonpua
Linow
Renaldo Gerdini
Mike Madden and the Old Bare Knuckle Iron Men
A retrospective on Mike Madden famed as the iron man of early bare knuckle boxing. It recalls his five hour and three quarter bout with Jack Grant in 1848 at Woking and the six hour three minute clash with Bill Hayes at Edenbridge, totaling eleven hours forty eight minutes across two battles.
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Joe Grimm
George Siddons
Jack Burke
Andy Bowen
Danny Needham
Iron Men
Mike Madsen
Weiligh
Mike
Paw “Uns
Woking
England
Jack Grant
Madden
Grant
Tom Sayers
John Heenan
Mike Madden
Bill Hayes
Edenbridge
Eng
Melbourne
Jim Kelly
Jonathan Smith
Hayes
Mike Medden
New Orleans
Jack Everhardt
Bowen
Raw
Anniversaries of Ring Battles and Broome Family Ties
Historical boxing notes recount Harry Broome's 1843 English title bid defeating Mason near London in one hour. It marked the start of a famed career, aided by his brother Johnny Broome as mentor. Mason was linked to Bolena and once defeated, while Broome later fought for the England championship and faced Jim Perry.
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Harry Broome
Fred Qifed
Mason
London
Broome
Bolena
Harry Brome
Johnny Broome
Ingsi Harry
Billy Perry
Tipton
England
Tom Paddock
Tommy Kilbane
Johnny
Cleveland
Charlie Neary
Id Parmer
Davenport
Chamber of Commerce forms committees on city planning and more
The executive meeting approved creating committees for traffic, utilities, playgrounds, sanitation, taxation, housing, charities, city planning, transport, publicity, industrial development, membership, agriculture, foreign trade, harbor and port. A nominating panel includes L. B. Curtis, H. H. DeLoss, A. H. Bullard, A. M Englehard and will announce next Tuesday. Protests are planned at a New England shippers conference in Boston on December 17 over southern railroad freight rate discrimination.
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Chamber of Commerce
L. B. Curtis
H. H. DeLoss
A. H. Bullard
A. M Englehard
New England
Boston
Southern
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