Fragmentary old newspaper notice with garbled city names
Very faded OCR yields a partial local notice. Garbled city names appear, mentioning New York and Chicago references, a republic news dispatch, and a postal matter. The fragment hints at Second Class Mail details and subscription rates, but most specifics are unreadable.
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SD/ZIMBALH
Ino
Mwsl
New York
Mima Square
Chicago
Ke Bond
Detroit
Bettom
Prstsburgs
Philadelphia
Republica
Vornob
Findalae
Newa
Garry
Mii
United States and Russia thaw in curious defense talks
The piece suggests closings between the United States and Soviet leadership amid wartime polities and hints that limited concessions and gestures could ease tensions with the Kremlin. It notes reports from Walter Duranty and mentions Moscows stance on rearmament and aid while wary of German and Japanese aggression.
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Russia
I States
Wirpliites
Kremlin
Moscow
Washington
Walter Duranty
Justen
Rusia
Hitler
Stalin
Daily Quiz Highlights Stories of Charity and Training
The item chronicles Katherine Bohm a naturalized citizen who left 6500 dollars to benevolent funds in her city. It compares her generosity to the training of mechanics and soldiers, noting vocational instruction in New York and other cities. The column invites readers to answer a daily quiz with ten questions and points to the classified page for solutions.
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CritzEn
Katherine Bohm
Bohm
United S
America
Ube
Soler mEchaNics
New York City
BNE
Teaves
Mier
Fiat
Tate
Nest Sum
Corry
Rome
America i
Twenty Years Ago Marriage at Pittshurgh
Miss Florence M Bliss and Dr Tomicasrot were married at Trinity Episcopal church in Pittsburgh yesterday afternoon. Diane Miller was elected New member of the Methodist Athletic Association. Ti Gol Davis listed Company A in weekly drill. An attempt to wreck train near Five Mile Curve Sunday morning per brig advices. Rev Mortimer M Ashton traveled to Erie for the annual convention of the diocese of Erie. The Historical Circle met with Mrs Wesley Howard and discussed New York Under the English and Tip to the Present. Thirty five couples attended the Municipal Club dancing party with Messenger's orchestra. Gerryowen Club met Miss Mayme Maloney at her Spring Street home to celebrate its fourth anniversary.
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Hie
Five Mile Curve
Yester
Wesley Howard
New York
Gerryowen Club
Mayme Maloney
Spring Street
Letters From Readers About Billy the Kid and Washington
Readers question NYPD records on Billy the Kid and his age at killing, while another letter discusses Kipling’s Bay and Washington’s survival during a battle. The responses reference Burns, Horace Heidt, and Preston among others, noting differing historical claims and authorities.
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Washington
John Hyde Preston
Preston
Hoover’s Rent-Lease Bill Aims for Clarification
Charles P. srmWanT Central Presa Columnint UX-PRESIDUNT HURBER discusses Hoover’s demand for clear limits on White House powers under the lease- and- loan proposal. The piece cites Wheeler and Tinkham clashes in Congress, notes fears the executive could seize broad authority, and references selective service ambiguities and wartime labor conscription debates as context for executive power questions.
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Charles P
Burton
White House
Bure Ton K. Po
Waldex
George Holden
Tinkham
Hamilton Fish
Senate
Hoover
Rongrese
Executive Mansion
California
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Selenteen
Imw
Hoover'n Union
Beth Cractea
Basketball Origins and Player Demands in Early Rules
The article traces basketball as an indoor sport with emphasis on speed strength endurance and teamwork. It notes five players on a team and mentions the need for full physical exams and sharp eyesight for effective play. It references ancient games and Shakespearean analogies to illustrate the sport’s evolution.
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Phuy—Oultirys
Twdinworks
Fragmented OCR History Snippets On Hybrids And Poets
Readable clues mix biology and poetry with erratic OCR errors. Mentions hybrids white oretids yellow tint and twin birth statistics. Cites James Whitcorn Riley as royalty earnings per word and the "immortal eight" poets.
Fiddle for Nera Nero and Historical Narratives
Fragments discuss Nero and his mother’s fate, questioning historic portrayals. The text argues earlier stories shaped by enemies of Nero and unnamed sources. It suggests myths about Nero were formed by rivals rather than verified events.
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Nera
Nero
Addie
Roy
Gdyieltie
Petronius Aphiter
Rumors Swirl Over Rogers Plot on Washington Street
Local chatter centers on a Rogers plot at Washington Street and Maple Avenue amid community rumors about buildings and future plans. The piece notes staffing shifts at Powellendall Mobyrs station, a vacancy on Park Street, and residents moving from Union City, with references to civic figures and defense commission activity.
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Union City
Cox
East Smith
East Wayne Streets
J. E. van Alisburg
Ely
Aero Supply Company
National Defense Commission
Cowmy
Merritt
Craford
Mckinney
Titusville
North End
Russ Byler
Fe Beau- Gissuthick
Trene Mullen
Municipal Excheauer
Tneland
Roosevelt 15 Testing Power Says Babson
A garbled report cites Babson claiming Roosevelt 15 tests power and hints at government securities shifts, bankers’ leverage, and investor reactions. The fragment references campaigns to move savings into new securities, with vague notes on federal control and financial strategy.
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Roosevelt
Babson
Pageney
Zhoula
Pension Applicant Lived With Ex-Wife in Rural Town
Social welfare officials reported an old-age pension applicant who signs as 9 by the week boards in the home of his divorced wife and her second husband in a rural town, illustrating a complex living arrangement affecting pension eligibility.
District farming in Washington shows 43 farms and strong crops
Washington area agriculture reveals 43 farms still in operation, 39 fewer than a decade ago, with 1017 new acres under cultivation and total farm land at 2041 acres. Cattle count a7 cows and 70 horses, sweet potatoes lead with 5107 bushels, corn 1762 bushels, 780 tons hay and 41 bushels of Irish potatoes. Farm land valued high with acre values between 80 and 100 dollars, suggesting future land prices may reverse recent trends.
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Washington
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West Indies
Junty Caesar
Avmiustus Corser
Goll
Scott
Ewig
Edina Tas
Field Museum
Australia
Cos State Dept
Florence M. Bliss
Dr. Tomicasrot
Pittshurgh
Trinity Episcopel Church
Diane Miller
Methodist Athletic Association
Gol. Davis
Company A
Mortimer M. Ashton
Erie
Diocese of
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Messenger's Orclinstry
Manhattan
George Tucker
York
Sir
Billy the Kid
Walter Noble Burns
Silver City
New Mex
Moulton
Billy
NY Sity
J. M. Schaefer
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Harry Carey
Paramount Pictures
Paramount
Bidg
Mr. Toolses
Larry Cotton
Horace Heidt
Larry
Laura B. Gorman
Leo Heidt
Kip's Bay
East River
NY Public Library
M. L. Mason
Rochester
Minnesota
Stewart
Wheeler
Herbert Hoover
Daily Dozen
Fron
the Medical Society of the
State of
Pennsylvania
Wight Ct
United States
Tye
James Whitcorn
Riley
Ming
Dons
Bygnon Hberktin
Multan Foleritue
Stinkeapeare
Shelleyy Byror
Keyts
Browning and
Twnnyson
Wii
U.S
Sia Mies
Ax Beer
Radligtor Company
Lorgan J. Duke
Guy
Zatiropulog Hhrother
Gia Siraj
Mystie
Cillegy
Corryites
Thouigh Raépha
Nat
Max Street
John Samahengly
Petey Rogers
Treasury Department
Ashland
Honcouse Walls
Salvation Army
B. C. Jones
Milton Moses
Thutéa Bly
Iwiia Hava
Marion
Marion Steam Shovel Co
Titmville
Distrist
Thomas Koelofs
Valley Perne Military Academy
Wayrié
Washington Day
Ashington
District of Columbia
Intoirginia
Maryland
TGR
Ruai D
Holt
West Virginia
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Phere
Borony
William
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Odin Sno
Ahare
Tony Little
Tumex Hilton
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