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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
2
A garbled passage discusses regulations affecting press operations and preservatives. It mentions curbed routines and a desire to convey clearer information, with references to medical or chemical terms and a focus on misread or damaged content affecting understanding.
A quoted magistrate remarks that women are more responsive to virtue than men and that mothers bear responsibility for their daughters wrongs. The fragment notes only part of the saying is true and invites debate on the first clause.
Fragmentary notes describe a Mossattedta man chasing titles to apple in years past and reflect on predicting the end of the world and difficulty of calculating expenses when events fail to occur as scheduled.
Building owners in New York urge tenants to ask employees to shorten their hatpins to reduce elevator congestion. The request aims to improve vertical transit efficiency during peak hours.
The judiciary voided freight and passenger statutes as unconstitutional burdens on interstate commerce. Supreme Court cases emerged from the Tariff era disputes, including actions against the Sherman Law and trusts, with rulings overturning prior Pennsylvania and related court decisions and addressing misuses of official power.
New York June 10 Judge Albert Hl Gary chairman of the United Steel corporation faces cross examination asserting claims about safety policy while defending the company stance. The exchange centers on internal policy versus public assertions about worker protection and corporate guidelines.
In a municipal court preliminary bearing Ethel Newcomb faces Vonkeln over a jewel theft linked to a December incident. The case notes place her at Hotel Portland where she claims her former partner deserted her last year as authorities pursue warrants and evidence.
An unsigned note from Kansas mentions twenty five stamps and a past retail transaction from twenty five years ago. The addressee, Mrs. Allison, is not sure of details and does not recall the deal or the sender.
The peace conference aimed at ending the war between the Teiklat él Hex and Turkey failed to reach conclusions. A preliminary treaty draft was issued but key issues over the postwar order and the Serbian delegates’ departure prevented a settlement. Rumors of fresh conflicts involving Romania circulated, but no final accord emerged.
A garbled report describes a former train robber involved in a case in which victims from Springhetd, Wisconsin accuse Bulan Whiely of years of terror. The account mentions Vince Whitretibredlen at Viunce and a mistrusted treasurer figure, with accusations of failure to secure a conviction and a claim of ongoing threats.
Two fishermen drowned when their boat overturned near Silvan while fishing. Victims were identified as Stew art Wollars of Cide City and another unnamed companion. authorities recovered both bodies from the scene.
Fragmentary OCR text references farm expert status and agricultural services. The readable content mentions Princeton and possible references to candidates, but lacks coherent events, dates, or organizations. No clear outcome or actions can be determined from the legible portions.
Dr Hershy of Indiana University receives a medal for international service from the French Society Conchliation Tmterynit Hlominde. The award honors sustained effort by scholars and organizations dedicated to international peace and education.
The readable fragment mentions a city venue for a sorority gathering in Pune October 27. Names appear garbled and likely refer to local officials or participants, including a president and several listed individuals.
A garbled report from Viardomt mentions figures and events near White Bay and Selva Wee Eimein Wateht Miller. It references enrollment, legal matters, possible deception, and concerns about economies tied to the Wabash area, with scattered names and dates obscured by OCR errors.
Arthur Bourgant a 35 year old Frenchman suffered a heart attack and fell from a boat into the St. Joseph River. His body was recovered from the water.
A fragmented, quirky note on thinking and cooking. It mentions living in thought, turning to molds, and garnishing with lettuce and bits of peppers, with stray reference to Lernout and a widening, chilled theme. The garbled text suggests a culinary metaphor or draft sketch rather than a clear report.
The text presents a pledge by John Trustin to strive for higher powers of duty and happiness, not division or contention with officers, but for two allies and the joy of personal peace. This appears as a ceremonial or oath-like affirmation.
Practical tips for warm weather eating avoid spoiling foods purchase daily produce fruit and vegetables should be main diet mastication matters fruit digestion and breakfast challenges for busy households omelets as a cool weather friendly option with varied sauces and a dessert suggestion involving a delicate glaze and berries
The passage mentions a hair removing paste a reader claims made them bald and warns to verify cuplins are square at the bar gain counter to avoid poor laundering outcomes.
Canada maintains strong securities quotations as banks assess true finances and trade. The favorable fiscal state allows repayment of a heavy loan in cash without issuing new bills or securities.
An elderly, modest spinster explains she plans to visit a lip doctor while denying illness or pain. Her friend misreads her concern and gently questions the motive, leading to a whispered admission that she wants to be "dully to binter" though the exact meaning is unclear.
Miss Pansy Hutchins of Sioux Falls South Dakota writes that a two year facial rash improved rapidly after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. She details dramatic relief within four weeks and praises the products as completely curative.
A disjointed exchange mentions a woman once admitted to a hue band and questions past relationships. The fragment hints at regret and confusion over why she did not marry the referenced man.
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