Knowlton Retired Sugar Broker Dies in New York
M. R. Knowlton, a retired sugar broker long based in New York, died Wednesday at the Stratfield hotel. Funeral services and burial are planned at Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn. Viewing hours are announced at 118% Tarot Street. He leaves a son Hubert Knowlton of Satraura Springs, a daughter Mrs. Martin of New York City, and a sister Mrs. Sterha Wervirwell.
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Aline Koowllan
New York
Hood
Fia Stratfield Hotel
Abel
Creenwood
Brooklyn
N.Y
Knnedts
Moptarry
George UL Baltes
Tarot Street
Vast hydroelectric plans outline Danube power network
A fragmented report describes Austrian plans for the Danube to drive hydroelectric development. A plant above Vienna and ten more stations in the mountains aim to provide abundant cheap current for lighting and power across Austria and neighboring regions.
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Danube
Europe
Danby
Fragmented OCR Note on Insect Descriptions and Dried Specimens
A garbled text fragment discusses insects and drying methods, mentioning wide-mouthed bugs, brushes, and a process leading to a dry condition. It references a death of three individuals and vague procedural notes, but the overall context is unclear due to illegible OCR.
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Warvestad
Japanese Press Tension Over Naval Limitation Proposals
Reports describe tensions as Japanese correspondents interact with Admiral Kata after discussions on American naval limitation proposals. The Baron's headquarters are cited as the forum where American reporters’ accounts were used, and Kaw’s remarks in Japanese shaped the secondhand narrative. The exchange hints at government influence on media coverage and potential miscommunication.
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Waselesg Tor
Jeri
Jerspa
Vorreepen- Ienis
Baran Huta
Tiparese
Delr- Rulion
Japan
Skaila
Kata
Herbal remedy for head noises and deafness claim
An advertisement prescribes a home remedy using Perninr and sugar in hot water to ease head noises and nasal issues. It describes taking a teaspoon four times daily, claiming quick relief and easier breathing, and suggests it for those threatened with nasal conditions.
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Masia
Wonders of a Walk
A short essay extols walking as a wonderful feat noting the human body moves at about four miles per hour and a ball flies past in a moment, illustrating speed and motion in everyday life. The fragment hints at curiosity about movement and perception.
Fragmentary Sports Text Brief Fragment
A fragmented line describes footwork and motion, noting a heel contact and a brief half-second pause as eyes track engines starting or stopping and speeds changing. The garbled passage hints at movement, timing, and mechanical action without clear subjects or events.
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