Honor Nations Dead in London Memorial Day tribute
London May 9 The London branch of the American Overseas Memorial association plans Westminster Abbey services and cemetery ceremonies in England and Ireland to honor about 7,000 Americans who died in past wars. On May 9 a procession proceeds to Brookwood cemetery for an exsiccation of 434 war dead. Veterans from the U S section will place wreaths and decorate graves of American soldiers in Brookwood and nearby national burial grounds.
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Memorial Association
Westminster Abbey Services
London
American Overseas Memorial Associatio
Vwi
West
Announce Girl Scout Training Camp Openings
The Kanawha County foreword announces eleven scattered training schools nationwide open to girl scout leaders. The camps teach scouting ideals, drill, first aid, swimming, Red Cross rescue, marching, and group singing. Sessions detail schedules, with captains appointed to form teams and conclude with ceremonies at Marian Manett and Norfolk, featuring leaders and troop names.
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Kanawha
Falk
Red Cross
Eereespantene
Farharan
Cnn
Mim
Ted
Froop
Directeur
Tee Kanawha
Go. Morrison
Caphin
Treen Rave
Camp
Andres
Une
Eandy Amd
Mitest
New York
Anna Maris Maidre
Marian Manett
Norfolk
Hove
Maplain Pecantiy
Buehner Olas
Anni Dass
Ora Argis
Fragmented Quote About Power and Universe Control
A garbled passage asserts a ruler dominates the universe and throne, with fragments indicating a sovereign center of authority. It mentions a figure named William Steward Tans and phrases about the hand that rocks the world and the hand that rules the world.
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Ceatler
William Steward Tans
Antwerp base for liquor shipments to U S
The article describes Antwerp as a base for whiskey shipments to the United States, noting ships and cargo movements from Antwerp to American ports. It mentions Belgian exporters and merchants involved in the whiskey trade and references the wartime or postwar context shaping import flows. The piece highlights whiskey exports, ship routes, and key players tied to Antwerp and American markets.
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Ienvy
Arages
Mateo Felina
Tate
Broderick Martel
Jnvesters
Blind Fiddler Bids Farewell To Loyal Canine Companion
A mournful tale from a Michigan street scene describes a blind fiddler whose devoted dog, by his side for years, dies after a streetcar collision. Bystanders recall the canine loyal to the fiddler, who faced daily hardship and relied on the animal for companionship. Medical experts note the dog’s death as a loss felt deeply by the fiddler and community, with offers to replace the dog declined.
ThrsaA May Sinsnllenti Grand routes Michael in accident
A fragmented report from acantingrad notes a group led by ThrsaA and Mintel entangled with royal authorities after a fatal airplane crash linked to Grand routes Michael. The narrative mentions Perinat, Siberia, Talend, and a grand duke, with unclear names and events amid a tense aviation incident.
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Thrsaa
Sinsnllenti
Tyabe
Michael
Acantingrad
Mintel
Agra
Gene
Siberia
Talend
Mikes
Murry Jobisson
Tile Friphonee
Burt
Etey
Memorial and Praise of Late George Atkinson
A pass resolution honors George Wesley Atkinson for his service with the West Virginia Children’s Society and UNH MHA committees. It notes his work for indigent citizens, civic duties, and ongoing influence in Charleston and state government. The resolution commends his dedication and requests continued support from the community.
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George Atkinson
Georg Wisley Atkinson
Vose Society of
West Virgina
George Wesley Mingens
Atkison
Charhestan
Esol
Proeldea
Dudger
Gay Athinson
Ely
West
Rio Wants Steamers From American Ports
Local report notes demand for steamship service from American ports. The piece cites a tourist trade and a jeweler’s sales, with figures around 4.09 equa marines and about $24,006 in relation to American shipments. The scattered text references Bravli and Maya Bere and a Sennep Teelings context.
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Scum
Deslipes
Market for strange souvenirs in the harbor district
A tourist steamer trip highlights a market scene with blue butterfly wings from the Mospho displayed in glass trays selling about ten pairs yearly. Green beetles mounted as sea pins draw steady demand, while no professional butterfly hunters operate. The fragile supply warns that poor interior residents and children face shortages.
Oklahoma No Man's Land Oil Bonanza Tale
In Enid Oklahoma Mary reports vast acres of oil wealth once sold for about a dollar and a half per acre. George Raine postmaster and Oklahoma historian notes the land formed part of the Lewis tank Purchase ceded to the United States. Three counties Texas Beaver and Ulgarvon were excluded and remained outside state until 1908.
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Enid
Oia. Mary
Olam
George Raine
Fnid
Oklahoma
Lewis Tank
United States
Texas
Beaver
Ulgarvon
No Man's Land
American Art Tour Showcases Christ Carved Wood Statues
An American tour features Anton Tang and Nis Uberadimerzau Asaorlitea displaying wooden sculptures and carved works of Christ. The exhibits highlight the demand for religious art amid travel venues and gallery showings across multiple U.S. cities.
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Anton Tang
Nis Uberadimerzau Asaorlitea
America
Ayafarderst
Christ
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