Writer Harry James Smith Is Killed in Accident
Fragmentary report notes writer Harry James Smith killed near Berlin Connecticut in a medical corps drive during wartime. The piece references American aid, a siege at Sea West Westminster, and other scattered details about the crash and ensuing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry James Smith
New York
Mavelt Lz
Berlin
Conn
Tod Cross
Ataris
Splangen
Eatemto
Aaeriein Medical Corps
OHS
Eéttobut Surgica
Kieleal Toscay Iy
Brit
Sea Westminster
Calmiabos
Solkc
Sith
Wieledy
Karcyen
Anator
Seveel
Phiys
Fragmentary note on repairs and wrist watches
A garbled fragment notes that Mary dislikes carrying a wrist watch while indicating porcelain repairs and ships, mentioning failure to carry one and post repair outcomes. The text is unclear and lacks coherent facts or dates.
Bits of Byplay by Luke McLuke in Cincinnati Enquirer 1919
A fragmented humor page features quips and anecdotes about flirtations, rural life, and social quirks. Characters like Della, Stella, and Ignatz Hesh appear in light humor lines. One note teases a Kaiser relief drive while another mocks everyday misreadings and shop signs.
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Jan
Wellington
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Im Time
Luke McLuke
The
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Stella
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Smith
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