Dentists P Knowlton and Berri Listed in Directory
Fragmentary OCR lists dentists including P Knowlton and Berri along with unclear designations and practice notes. No clear locations or dates are readable.
30 Jul 1864
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1864
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR lists dentists including P Knowlton and Berri along with unclear designations and practice notes. No clear locations or dates are readable.
The page reports on translations of Dickens's Our Mutual Friend into German Unser gegen ttiger and notes a dinner for Hon. G. P. Chase at Parker House. It covers Civil War items including desertion punishments, lieutenant commutations, naval matters, a torpedo boat, a 20 inch mortar, and Sherman’s Atlanta operations with troop movements, attacks, casualties, and captured prisoners. The mix includes local notices, rail and mining economics, and society pieces with various names and places.
Fragmentary text from a historical page yields no clear individuals, organizations, or events to summarize into a factual card.
A torn fragmentary message references leaving and safety, ending with a simple closing. It conveys a sense of distance, departure, and a minimal sign-off. The legible parts mention being spared or escaping and a final line “Very truly yours.”
Baltimore World correspondent details Rebel raid actions with praise for cautious pursuit by Wright and Crook. Reports show Early’s forces crossing the Shenandoah, positions at Strasburg, and a drawn out engagement where Crook’s advance was repulsed, followed by strategic withdrawal toward Charleston as Union commanders coordinate with Hunter and Harpers Ferry forces.
A man went to Boston with money and was aided by a band who furnished liquor and accompanied him home. The report notes the group’s involvement and hints at the robbery without detailing the outcome or names.
Correspondence from the Halifax area recounts a strange tale in which a Grpeey woman allegedly coaxed and removed multiple lizards from a man's stomach using water and salt pork fat. The account, attributed to Mr. Charles Malock and S. Bos, describes the victim's suffering, the staged feeding, and the lizards drawn from his body during a ritual act.
Fragmentary OCR text includes names Getty and Balter with no coherent event or place. Unable to determine a readable main item from the fragment.
A garbled OCR extract mentions a convention and names but lacks clear details. The readable text hints at participants or speakers and possible delays, but no definite action, date, or location is discernible. Further source cleanup is needed to identify event, organizers, and outcomes.
Special to Post reports civil war actions near Washington with Union forces engaging at various lines. Details include gun captures, reinforcements, and movements toward Branton and Opequon Creek, plus cautions on battle outcomes and supply strains around Richmond.
From Casao and New Orleans the Emperor Mew Oncaca is reported arriving with details of a gunboat clash on the 14th and 18th. A private inquiry is noted in New York with rumors of a pirate and a submarine vessel. Fung Shuey from New Orleans also arrives amid unsettled claims.
New York July 9 Palmetto Herald Bilot reports Peer left for Charleston amid renewed bombardment at Fort Sumter.
Fragmentary report notes a retreat involving forces near Helena where troops reportedly made a stand. The text is garbled with missing names and unclear context but mentions cavalry and orders not clearly stated.
A fragmented line notes July 20 events with references to the Times and a dull state frame. Mentions quick tweeting, a beamer replay, a crushed sold item for five, and a mention of payments from there.
The account describes attendance at a scholarly gathering involving Le hoat fnrrard and Yale Colleges. It notes a notable focus on academic debate and student participation during the session, with emphasis on orderly conduct and learning outcomes.
A partially legible public notice lists Fen ee Sananeane at 178 Vine Street above TEESE Le See aca National Union Association of O10fee. The readable text names a refugee relief commission and related organizational identifiers.
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