War Propaganda Screed Clashes With Home Front Worries
Fragmented wartime notice quotes strident anti German rhetoric and calls for mobilization while local printer issues advertising copy rules. The garbled OCR merges solicitation text with political screed, naming Hart Arthur Coleghove and Alanson Crosby amid street and postal references, suggesting a mixed page of classifieds and editorial bravado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunday
Bourn Street
Corry
OoteeRnove Proprietos
Arthur Coleghove
Mgr
Baitor Alanson Crosby Amocinte
Haitor Huuterod
Paris
Legond
Clase Mail Martor
TSENG
Weel
Dustless coffee sold by local grocers in community move
Neven coffee sold by peddlers only through home-town grocers who cooperate in local community betterment efforts. The Woolson Spice Company Toledo Obie trade with Rome highlights a fair deal and cooperative spirit among merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Woolson Spice Company
Toledo
Obie
Pathetic Case Before Draft Board At Camp Warren
A confused OCR fragment outlines a draft board proceeding involving Walter Connelly and others at Camp Warren Det. 28. It mentions a woman witness and a distressed family, with uncertain dates and unclear details about military service or exemptions amid a tense community scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Warren
Wanton County Royal
Tom
Walter Connelly
Cinwall
Ali
Bevernl
Ayer Ag
Fragmentary legal filing with tangled names and claims
Fragmentary OCR reveals a Chey of Toronto reference and a senior partner at Me Haey & Cos tied to business and public action. The text lists names, dates, and places in a disrupted legal notice, mentioning Halle idicing and Pranic J. Chet amid unclear context and scattered identifiers.
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Ohio
Chey
Toronto
Haey & Cos
Bate
Uae
Halle
Pranic J. Chet
Canarey Afatoin
Ugtn
Syatemn
Bend
IDEBENEY PRAISES WORK OF AGENCIES IN WAR EFFORTS
A dispatch highlights praise for agencies coordinating wartime production and logistics. Leaders, including Commander Gearyl Ibouoy, urge continued support as Allied efforts intensify. The piece notes rapid mobilization by the Army and allied services, emphasizing efficiency and unity.
New Rheumatism Cure Promises Quick Relief
Corry retailers Hatsittt & Son advertise New Proton Pro serialion 9 as a internal cleaner to remove uric acid and impurities, claiming rapid relief from bone pain, swelling, and stiff joints. The noisy ad targets sufferers with a money back date and a bottle price of one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
CLO, Hatsittt & Son
Mysterious Cure Claims From San Cure Ointment Ad
An 19th century style testimonial touts San Cure Ointment as a remedy for fevers, boils, eczema, piles, and skin sores. The author cites Drs and towns, praising a fast healing after two weeks and urging use for a flawless complexion with additional beauty products.
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Gan
J. 1
Dinely
Amérand
Thomas DoWney
Administrator's Sale of Meare Dake on the Loon
A damaged OCR item describes an administrator sale including items like tools, bales, labor, and various goods. The text references alcohol, auction terms, locations, and named entities such as Portland and Meare Dake. The readable content is fragmented but indicates a formal sale event with bids and property descriptions.
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Meare Dake
Wilvou Finvany
Portland Eittur
Lee Quiero
Sonora
Parkhurst
Barlow Hardware Co
Victor
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