Min Gerbende and Wesqoniler Rowing Near New York City
Fragmented OCR text reports names and places including Min Gerbende and Wesqoniler and a mention of a trip to New York for a rowing event. References to Mehards of Colwinting, Richards, THOR, and Tomboy of sarin wheel words appear, with notes about people visiting in town and a trip heading toward California.
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New Yorke
Colwinting
Sat Mieine
Richards
Kinitin
Pall May
Wiel
Femirk
Mattisait
Miarity
Bunda
Do Androya
Walhor
Franklin Street
Min
Lan Landaley
Gaieral
Anel
Chicago
Mia Gall
California
Celery King and Feyerish Ant Wake the Ymigtalke
Fragmentary OCR text shows a cryptic name Celery King and Feyerish with scattered phrases. There is no clear event, date, or location readable. The piece appears to be a damaged segment lacking coherent facts or identifiable entities for a concrete summary.
Volunteers Welcome At Red Cross Rooms
Sane volunteers are always welcome at Red Cross rooms inviting community members to join in relief efforts and support local aid initiatives.
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RED Cross
Memorial Service on Sunday at East Washington Street
A memorial service is planned for Sunday at East Washington Street in the afternoon. The event honors the deceased and invites attendees and speakers, with concessions and seating arrangements noted for the community gathering.
Do Your Canning Without Sugar and Conserve
A vintage advice note urges home canners to preserve produce without sugar to save materials and extend supplies. It highlights practical steps and cautions on texture and safety while encouraging efficient, sugar free methods.
Gas Warning Erected Near Front Urges Masks
A French warning posted near the battle front orders soldiers not to advance without gas masks. The sign reads do not go over there without your gas masks, urging caution amid chemical threat.
Fragmented 19th century notices mix oddity and public order
A jumble of items from Altoona city rules to New York parade talk appears. It mentions a $10 fine for loitering near homes, a pencil toy intriguing children, and scattered phrases about harvests and Scotland.
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Altoona
Hirswonten
Rife
Scotland
Olive Tablets Promised Cure All Liver Ailments
A famous Ohio physician Dr F M Edwards treated many women with liver and bowel issues using a simple remedy named Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. Sold for 25c per box by all druggists. The tablets are described as olive colored and a substitute for calomel, offering a normal bowel action and removal of wastes.
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Howards
Ohio
F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Fragmentary OCR Vision Note Mentions Glasses and Experts
The readable text hints at vision and glasses with phrases about skill and accuracy. It mentions Coty and RACY GUABSES in unclear context. No clear event or person data is extractable for a full item.
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Willuye
Mina
Ac May
Ney Hlotie
NtFk
Nat von Digg
Trun Mercer
Visinen
Wastligton
I. C
Brownell
N.center St. Corry,Pa
R. G. Barnes
Mgr
First National Bank
Columbus
Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency
Corry, Pa
Murry
Paushian Fy
Hw MM Corporation
Cortuih
Mteaee
Artiely
Rogers, JR
Corry, Pu
Now
Fremont
Ligyroviuus
Corry
Keely
John T Bxtahy
Fink
Zachary Partor
Fort Manton
Apilleationa Tur
Cony Rosseve Millio
Thar
Mrs. Wilson
Mia
Nowiat
Wilkoie
Mallez Pas Saya
La-Bas
SANS
Dontinele
New York
Belunidt & Doery
Wgr
Sdb
Lovamstne
Bethel Break
Cabell Ak Ci Curtistin
Willys Tyain
Wm. Stanley
Voit Aise Inivtat Brown Bhi
Scott
Beetine
REX Theatre
Douglas Farbanics
Meils
Burkhardt’s Art Shop
National Bank of Corry
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