Sale of Furniture and Household Goods at Howard House
An auction will start Friday at 10 oclock at 14 King Street to sell the entire furniture and household items of Todtes kitchen utennite ete. The collection includes china, carved banokenHe, chairs, tables, etchings, and a Century dictionary. Items such as living room furniture and dining room pieces will be offered, with plants and tropical fittings. The house will be open for inspection Thursday afternoon for potential buyers to view the goods before bidding.
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Morena
Todtes
Henry W. Howard
King Strent
Dundee
iMartrae Tons
Andy
Okt
Kar
Ality
Berrey
Wold
Meena
O'Er
Msimo
Rainier
Pantheon
Ad. Pew & J
Howari
Hoffurhtaeger Co., Ltd
Tate
B. G. Campiell
Morgan's
Mer
Rome
Dane Ford
Axa
Averson
Morgan'n Thureday
Peters
Palwee Gill
Rothel Ewer
Wallen
Montag
Loren Rae
MeVetah
Imerlwll
Jons Femes
MeVelen Ja
Jurieet
Kick AeriuWt
Palenton
Ban Antonio Hall
Purause
Rhoouing
M. AC Bilve
Urene
Portuguer
Pacheon
Enghel
Kenal
Phage
Maren Uriel
Kevy
Hunatel
Hind
Kleele
Minniett
Owell
Kant
John Rea
Union Expres Co
Heediows
Arrest in Guth Ab Sung Case Sparks Police Court Testimony
Fragmented report details the arrest of Ab Sung on a charge connected to a burial arrangement gone awry. Testimony notes a poor man with no funds for burial supplies in a city undertaker’s office, triggering questions about charges and the undertaker’s potential aid.
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Cbent
Ab Sang
Fien
Ab Sexy&t
Suaphlone
Hving
Ephraim Names Baby After Bible Verse Laughing Boss
A Philadelphia Record snippet recalls a Germantown coachman Ephraim, sire of ten children, who learns his employer will name another son Hallaway after a Bible line. The dialogue highlights memory, luck, and a playful biblical pun.
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Germantown
Ephreim
Perwon
Hallowey
Halloway
Eptraim
Ephraim
de Atart
Philadelphia Record
The Goods The Dust and the Abetyes
Fragmentary verses recount a story of goods gathered day by day then dispersed. A narrator questions where the goods have gone as a newspaper tale grows from the paper’s own account, leaving readers with a puzzled sense of loss and disappearance.
Old Peasnet Woman Hylag at St Petersburg Age 117
Vasaitivan Ivanuenn, an elderly resident of St Petersburg, is described as 117 years old. She was married when Napoleon invaded Mun un, according to local notes from the era.
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Vasaitivan Ivanuenn
Hylag
St Petersburg
Mun*un
Local Notices and Classifieds Highlight Purchases and Rentals
The column lists local ads for loans and goods, a range of rentals in four bedroom houses, boat and camera sales, and notices of auctions at Morgan's on August 14. It also mentions water notices, probate administration, and upcoming sales. the Kanal steamer arrival and an incident involving a wagon highlight busy local commerce and public notices.
Unreadable OCR item on wartime event
Fragmentary text from a historical newspaper page notes a named subject tied to a wartime event with unclear details. Readable entities include a person or group reference and possible place names, but the rest remains obscured by OCR errors. Further context is needed to produce a precise summary.
Golden Rule Bazaar New Book List Sample Item
Golden Rule Bazaar offers a sample shelf list including Ke Ww King by Justin McCarthy The Dark of the Moon by R Crockett The Mastery of the Pacific by AR Colquhorn Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall by Chas Majors The Maged Trail by 8 White None Mut the Brave by H Seara The Kentona by W D Howells The Strollers by Isham The Magic Wheel by John Strange Winter The Hounds of Baskervilles by Conan Doyle The Woman Who Dared by Lynch A House Party edited by Paul Let crater Ford The alive are listed among items in a sample lot on our shelves.
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Justin McCarthy
R. Crockett
Pacific
AR. Colquhorn
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
Chas, Majors
8. White
H. Seara
W. D. Howells
Isham
John Strange Winter
Conan Doyle
Lynch
Paul Letcrater Ford
Poem by King Ovear of Aveilon Published Early
The poem Hittorn by King Ovear of Aveilon is slated for publication soon. It references recent travels to Prenete ty Mt. Sonneberg and notes two introductions by Jules Clarette and Sully Pendbomte.
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Hittorn
Ovear
Aveilon
Ty Mt
Oscar
Madern Sayal
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