Lecture at Columbus by William on the day
A fragmentary notice references a planned lecture in Columbus by William on a specific day. The garbled text hints at a public address or falsd lojure with phrases about the dyewald and Mount of Ofivey, though details are unclear and several words are unreadable.
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Williami
Dleana
Lawa Orrit
Ofivey
Arthmniud
Aix Iver
Monierson Plung
Gontor St. Atste
Ail Boush
Andres
Corry
Ibarn
Jon Bone
Delaware
Wis
South Center
C. B. Colegrove
Colesgrove
ShoMotd
Pr. Ant
NuBone Corset Co
East Smith &J. Bell
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
Venlange
Ciood Commission
Bor
Indy
York
ATS
Contor St
FP. C
NuBane Sorsot Co
Sta
Toont Offiks
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Fea
W. E. Wilkon
Ayaa
Sts
Advrews
Rare AL Journal
Easte
Balhamen
Manioaman
Writuni
Charlton Nursery Co
Toshoster
Cara Journal
Old Fibre Brooms Rebuilt Into New Oak Handles
A damaged notice describes remaking worn brooms into new ones with pricing details and supplier notes. It mentions materials, measurements, and a local supplier or workshop preparing fresh brooms for sale.
Revival Meet Draws Large Crowds and Converts
Large audience at revival services influenced by sermons on guilt and salvation. Speakers include Rev D BR Rinne and Dr William with plans for tomorrow’s mass meetings and final campaign sermon. Several attendees reportedly accepted Jesus Christ, with church doors to open for further preaching and conversion outreach.
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Wir
Pha Bouse
Rev
Willian
Wudionee
Jesus Christ
Rimmocay
Hatile
Appene Dry Wiliam Will Preach To Both Man and Women Uing: For Ais Onbyod
Dermon
Financial Recovery Seen in Federal Reserve Review
Washington reports definite signs of early financial recovery after wartime strain. The Federal Reserve Board cites higher bank deposits at financial centers, lower money rates, reduced paper in banks, gold and old certificates flowing back, and fewer Federal Reserve notes as evidence of growing confidence and elasticity in the system. The board warns against relaxing wartime economies as capital needs rise and urges thrift and credit buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fedor Reserve Board
Reserve
Bill Née
Federal Reserve
Thrift inspires a Youngstown millhand to buy Liberty Bonds
A Youngstown worker recalls transforming wages of $3 a day into financial independence through Liberty Bonds and Thrift Stamps. He describes cutting daily comforts, buying a $50 First Liberty Loan Bond, and accumulating $150 in bonds as his family embraces war savings and coupon clipping.
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Ir Dt
Uncle Sam
Pak
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