Girl Escapes After Walking Confederate Note Stunt
In Memphis on July 6 a young woman chased by W. B. Aycock after she passed a Confederate ten dollar note in his store. She outran him, leaping fences to escape, while Aycock realized the note was worthless. The incident unfolds amid a string of diversions and other local notices across Ohio and surrounding states.
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Memphis
Tenn
Aycock
Jed
Topeka
Kan
Iirst National Bank
Kansas City
United States District Court
Charles J. Devlin
Devin
Devlin
Youngstown
Louis Bergman, Jr
James I. Harbison
Harbison
Berzman
Fiarchison
Cincinnati
Cameron
Huge Meier
John Meier, Jr
Marysville
Leesburg Township
Liten Squares Lunch Cloths Catalog Note
A brief catalog fragment lists Liten Squares and Lunch Cloths with pricing hints. The readable text suggests product names and miscellaneous symbols, indicating a shopping or trade inventory snippet without complete details or context.
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Theodosia
Crimea
Kniaz Potemibine
Kniaz Potemkine
Black Sea
Ohio
OLIG
Buckeye State
Columbus
C. O. Probst
State Board of Health
Secretary Hay
Cleveland, O
John Hay Resta
Lake View Cemetery
Cleveland
James A. Garfield
Rockefeller
Otises
Rusts
Fred Evans
John Evans
Robert Mullen
Mullen
Toledo O
Charles Durian
Police Board
Thomas Shields
Spainter
Stode Dam
Nevada
Carron
Nev
State of Nevada
Capitol Square
Coben
Litlelus
St Flax
Arnold Taffeta
Dimities & Batistes
Barnaby Ginghams
Bates Seersuckers
Amoskeag
Red Seal & A. F. C's
Rosee
Wheeling Ave
Carbridge
Cambridge