Britain and Germany clash over wartime trade laws in vague note
Fragmented OCR text shows a disputed British note criticizing belligerents and maritime warfare rules. It references American reactions, blockades, contraband goods, and broader calls for noninterference while signaling tensions among Great Britain, the United States, and other nations amid rising global conflict. The piece also mentions telegraph outages and local incidents, including a wedding image and confusion amid a flood aftermath.
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Great Britain
Norway
Serlin
Denmark
Ding
AiCney
Germans take Warsaw marks turning point of European war
Fragmented wartime notice cites German capture of Warsaw as the culmination of a prolonged offensive, signaling a major shift for Allied powers. Numerous local names and places appear in updates and obituaries, reflecting wartime newspaper style and scattered community notes.
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Warsaw
Torescon
Nicholas
Weather and social notes from Concord report storm impact
A heavy raft storm swept across the Concord area damaging oats and corn. Farmers face hardship from persistent rain. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Will Rowe, Lawrence, and Velma McCray. Rev Garnett preached at the Todge church at noon.
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Concord
Will Rowe
Lawrence
Wells McCray
Miia Velma McCray
T. B. Metray
Rev
Garnett
Todge
Chautauqua Activities and Local Socials Reported
Motored to Riveville to assist with a Chautauqua while noting afternoon and evening services. Community members including Mr. Clark Bentley of Cherry Cronk and McCray family hosted calls and visits. A local ice cream festival and fundraising for shed repairs at Mudge church are mentioned along with travel to Edinboro for lodging for students. Rev G A Lowes relocated to California with family.
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Riveville
Chas, Stultz
Edinboro
State Normal School
Guynett
Mudge
Harley McCray
Charles McCray
G. A. Lowes
California
Air
Frank Crowell
Fine cord and leather nets offered at low prices
A line of nets and horse coverings advertised with cord nets priced from $1.60 to $1.86 each and leather team and driving nets ranging up to $4.00. Also listed are breast nets, head nets, calico hoods, horse covers and light weave shrim, with several items under $2.00.
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Frank
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