Baltimore Steps Rolled Up At Night On Fountain Street
Baltimore residents describe Fountain Street's red brick row houses with two white wooden steps leading to front doors. Neighbors gather at dusk, sharing stories while steps are rolled up and sometimes rolled out by day. Some residents view the practice as practical for privacy, others as a sign of life on the docks.
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Baltimore, Md
Fountain St
Baltimore Docks
Fountain Steet
Baltimore Fe
Beddante
Fragmented OCR titled note on page layout
The readable text describes gaps in lines and misaligned letters. It mentions keeping fitters in positions and references imagery of a mage or page layout with unclear content. No clear event or person names are legible.
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Megehs
Danes Get U. S. Coal In Swedish Blackout
In Copenhagen AP reports Sweden faced a partial Stockholm blackout after a major Swedish power plant breakdown. Denmark agreed to supply power via coal shipments, with a shipload from the United States en route to Denmark for Sweden.
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U. S
Copenhagen
Sweden
Stockholm
Kyndby
North Zealand
Denmark
United States
Spray Materials For Trees For Weating Fruit Trees
J C Ford, API extension gardener, recommends ready prepared spray materials for fruit trees. Both oil emulsion and concentrated lime sulfur are sold in gallon cans with dilution directions. One to two gallons of diluted mixture are needed per tree, costing about five to ten cents per tree for oil emulsion and 12 to 3% cents for lime sulfur. For peach, plum, apple and pear trees either material may be used for the dormant spray.
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W J Corley 75 Dies In Midland City Home
Funeral services for W J Corley a 75 year old resident of Midland City route one who died at home after a brief illness will be held at Cedar Grove Church at 3 pm with Rev C C Balcom and Rev A D Zbinden officiating Burial follows in the church cemetery Ward Wilson in charge Survivors include his widow two sons William Corley Dothan and A M Corley Lumpkin Ga and 20 grandchildren Active pallbearers are Graton Horace Corley Hilburn Hubert Homer Todd and Henry Loftin The note mentions the post near Chattanooga once a training base now offered for sale with potential housing development estimates
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W. J. Corley
Midland City
Cedar Grove
C. C. Balcom
A. D. Zbinden
Church Cemetery
Ward-Wilson
Corley
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Baptist Church
William Corley
Dothan
A. M. Corley Lumpkin
Grafton
Horace Corley
Hilburn
Hubert
Homer Todd
Henry Loftin
GI's Plan Housing At Fort Oglethorpe
A group of ex GI s formed the Fort Ogtethorne Veterans Housing Corporation to repurpose the old Fort Oglethorpe into housing for veterans. President A S Barger said plans would proceed if feasible, aiming to revive the fort’s wartime heritage for civilian use.
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Gi’s Plan
Fort Oglethorpe
Atlanta
Fort Ogtethorne
Pfc Lolley to Receive Full Military Rites
A full military funeral is planned for Pfc Bloud Lolley, Coffee County's first war death to be returned for burial. Services will be held at Asbury church near Enterprise at four this afternoon with Rev FE M Bethany of Columbus Ga officiating. Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs C Lolley of Columbus, two sisters Mrs Ca Yon and Mrs L E Daffin, and two brothers Titus and J D Lolles, all formerly of Coffee County. Lolley's schools arrived in Dothan Saturday morning and were escorted to Enterprise by a military escort. Searcy Funeral Home of Enterprise is in charge of arrangements.
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Bloud Lolley
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FE. M. Bethany
Columbus
C. Lolley
Ca. Yon
L. E. Daffin
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