Recital Planned at Central Grammar School Friday
Miss Carpenter of Boston will appear as reader at the Central Grammar School auditorium Friday evening under the senior class of the Moterd Fligh school. R Woods Bure au, Miss Margaret Candor of the High School faculty, and a committee including Helen Burcels and others assist in arrangements. New fuel administrator David F. Webber succeeds Santel Mul ean. Sunday services featured Christmas music. A Christmas party is planned at the Devon fire house with Santa Claus gifts. Lad ies Auxiliary distributed Christmas packages to patients.
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Helen Burcels
J Alllared Smith
Halen Gould
Ray Malpass
Sheldon Payne
Hans Swiedel
Milford
David F. Webber
Santel Mulean
Plymouth
Navad
Michael Mason
New Haven Avenue
Brown
Jason
Mitford
James M. Maney
Indian River
Magon
Simar Offensis
Devon
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Santa Claus Wil
Alec Were
Entertainiment
Odd Bellows
Isabel Rebeluch
Frank Beach
Oty
Brentford
Business Tien
Budiey Wield
Thomas Kinney
Kenneth MacGregor
Sidney Martina
Virginia Troyd
Katherine Mellville
Womarth
G. Linguist
Ryberg
K. Hanks
Schermerhorn
Fond Point
New York
Society of Life First Cong
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Peices
David Aa. Clarks Leenduren
Samuel 4. Beardcleck
Smith
Arthus B. Clark
Chiuieman
Frederick C. Wil
de A. Clark
Elbert Clark
Fred van Lyck
Walter Tu Merwin
Earass
George J. Baith
Tharold & Smith
Marie Fer Xikis
Sunene
Merd
Equ
Migsea Imerda
Ilustine Ee
Mitared Miger
Bine Dent
Yilare
Trea Lau
Stu College
Hive Paresis
New Yo
Herbert Rey
Holy Cros
Vitt
Yaley Metaller
Yale
Yuns
von Ariiletio Club
Jy Blarey Lister
Ford
Aree
Allingtowas
Yeatorday
Beautiful Spies Plentiful in Nations Worldwide
A historical account discusses female spies from various nations, noting Russian officers’ widows and noble daughters as coveted assets. It highlights their charm and perceived hypnotic influence, with anecdotes of spy work across Russia, Turkey, Bulgaria, Japan, and Europe, including dangers and personal sacrifices.
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Russia
Teyssi
Moscow
Bin
Petrozrad
Lou
Europe
Finland
Poland
Sisberia
Manchuria
Japan
Woodcarver crafts $4000 violin on collector's order
Boston scene reports Roslindale wood carver Peter Baltzerson completed an inlaid violin for Providence millionaire selector Ialin W. Coggeshall. The instrument, valued at $2,000 to $4,000 with pearl and gold fittings, joins notable works in Coggeshall's collection and was showcased amid broader notes on music trade and civic concerns.
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Boston
Mies
Peter Baltzerson
Roslindale
Providence
Ifalin W. Coggeshall
Isaltzerson
Cornell Street
Llitie
Tremont Street
Welcot
Tor Cogsesmull
Syme
Avroplie
Lidslon
Coxgoshialt
Gu Steiner
Stretiway
Bipland Conservatory
Stidente
Stidente and Wie Yertar Talia
Rliecishios
Washington Warns Another Coal Strike Looms
Washington warns a new coal strike is possible as government officials flag rising tensions in the coal industry. The piece notes public indifference, potential railroad disputes, and efforts by operators and miners to prepare for renewed conflict while urging a broader public arousal to prevent upheaval.
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Washington
Washington, D. Uy Dee
Igmorg
Stelkes
eNaet
Coasu
Washington Retiliers
Ad Collinae
Ptuerics Ag
Sumil Ig
Mulfaredt
Sida
Spiced Pickles Recipe From A Vintage Prompt Text
A fragmentary, recipe style text describes making spiced pickles with vinegar, peppers, and seasonings. It mentions quantities, marinating times, and steps to cover vegetables with hot brine, then sealing for storage, reflecting a home canning method with dated diction. The passage preserves naming of ingredients and process details in a garbled OCR form.
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Uke
Jae
Uwe Suntissd
Wuenberg
Erane
Ives
Touy Vinegan
Aye
Untitled local tale of a chicken theft mishap
A garbled pastiche recounts Bill Rogers catching a fat chicken at home and taking it to a friend's place to sell. While he went away, a thief stole the chickens from the hen house in an unspecified incident.
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Bill Rogers
Jock Someouns
War on Winter Flies Started by Housewives
Wartime homely mobilization appears as housewives rally to fight winter flies. The piece urges timing for next summer campaigns, urging households to act now to reduce pests, care for windows and carriers, and ensure safety as temperatures rise. It emphasizes collective effort, domestic roles, and practical steps to curb the nuisance and protect homes.
Canada Reaches Record Highway Contract Spending
Canada broke records in highway contracts spending 0 million dollars this year with half funded by the government. The report notes widespread road building and the push for better trucking routes to support farming and market access across provinces.
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Canada
Aeaw
Tab Jong Islands
Wij
Magic House of Atlantic City Show Aims Grand Display
A garbled report describes an Atlantic City exposition project featuring enchanted and mechanical devices for a modern castle like home built on the oceanfront. Inventors and firms promise a dramatic display with steam and electric powered wonders, including automated doors, lighting, and cleaning aids.
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Mans Christian Andersens
Frank Stovklens
Brama
Atlantic
Muigie
Oceana
Atlantic City
Cilite
Ventnor City
Fuantonibhe
Paktual
Awentieth
James
Tower
Smithsonian Institute
America
Steam Macchinery
Carpenter learned 13 languages in off time
Brattleboro, Vt dud report profiles Jota Petlete a student and entrepreneur who mastered 13 languages while working as a carpenter. He spoke Greek Swedish Norwegian Hebrew French German Italian Spanish Portuguese and Swiss dialects, and studied early Phoenician alphabets. He credits a lifelong interest in languages and a global upbringing for his skill. He remains active in language circles and is pursuing trade work to support his studies.
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Mr. Pofiett
Gerpty
Taly
Spain
Portugal
Swisserland
Becanal
Keyntlan Nairasly
Perinen
Pelteds
Dora
Broor Pfield
Aiea
Brathhefore
Niggoo Wemler
Srhgal
Attar
Filipino Ku Klux Klan fears dropping memberships
Report from the Philippines describes an operation said to run for two months with over 2000 members on the island of Cani. Denis Sartori ved, deputy attorney, cites fear among Filipino members who seek protection after attempts to quit. Alleged headquarters are at a plantation camp, with tales of punishment including burial alive and whipping for rule violations.
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KU Klux Klan
Tioberis
Society
Hwouik
Nave
Pearl Marber
Win
Watertown
Roy
Societ
Tha Biformation Sive Roberts
Hhiis Ineland
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Gress
Tom North Amer
Deepie
Nis
Nike
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Geo. E. Nothnagle & Son
R.G. Sullivan
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