Fragmented Weather and Local Notes Read Like A Market Sketch
A garbled column mixes weather terms from Green Harbor and European services, mentioning a Thule of Barepe and a mastudine habitat idea. Quotes about journalism and cattle show era slang and a tangential local-interest vibe with stray names and places.
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Darine
Green Harbor
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Sote Feare
Tor Wireless
Europe
Brooklyn Youth Treason Conviction Reversed After Probe
Lawrence Perlmutter, a 19 year old Brooklyn native, was accused of treason during the war and sentenced to Fort Leavenworth. The only American soldier charged, he claimed his statements to German officers were false and misleading. Representative Siegel pressed Secretary Baker to review, leading to his release after an investigation. The photo shows Perlmutter with his mother and sister Mrs Gustave Katz.
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Olf
Lawrence Perlmutter
Brooklyn
Perlmutter
Peerlmutter
Fort Leavenworth
Tense Siegel
New York
Baker
Mra
Gustave Katz
F. J. Aroshie
Perry County Medical Society
Perry Coury Farm Bureau
J James Phillips
Wellston
Washington
D. H
Akron
Vincenzo Opria
Roy Armstrong
Whrichsville
Yomastows
William Ellison
Bellefontaine
Hsband
Russia
William J. Laub
William Stickle
Cincinnati
Clyde
Guy Cheek
Frazersburg
Newark
Ohio
Willys-Overland
Toledo
Elizabeth Holler
Dayton
Isaac Holler
Youngstown
Ister
Bureau of Education
American Federation of Labor
Robert B. Logsdon
Christian Church
Williamsport
Circleville
Chillicothere
Spencer Jewelry Company
Middletown
John Hoover
John Cornelius
Ohio-Toledo
C. R. Holmes
Holmes
Cincinnati General Hospital
Frank Turkey
East
Canton
Turkey
John Weimer
Dresden
Zanesville
Pennsylvania
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
General Assembly
Rether Cochran
Blair H. Cochran
Liverpool
Hulme Cochran
John Snake
Lancaster
Id H. Clifton
Marton
Carl M. Habst
Crestline
Coal Lands
New Lexington
Buckeye Coal and Iran Company
Central Union Trust Company
Knox County
O. P. Nixon
Logan
Columbus
Wilson
Fragmented wartime tale with garbled dialogue and relics
A rough extract mixes a German air attack scene with disjointed dialogue about luck, a Bible, and grandma wisdom. Names and place hints are muddled, yielding a surreal wartime vignette that blends fear, superstition, and domestic chatter in a newspaper fragment.
Incoherent 1915 Miscellany of Global Facts and Foibles
A fragmented 1915-era digest lists diverse items from Uruguay sheep and Brazil dental institutes to Nicaragua bark for paper making. It notes naval ranks, a New York town clerk’s wife election, Japan’s clothing uses, and global population and crime figures, ending with a long-distance flight record and travel times.
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Uruguay
Balla
Brail
Scholrar
Leutenant
Harry T. Eevex
Orangetown
SN. Y
Chess
Nix
Japan
Sedieh
Ben Bolt
Norwalk
Los Angeles
Cal
Ohio News Roundup Reflects Gas Shortage and Fires
A wide array of Ohio items highlights fuel strain and public worry: Ashtabula faces gas supply cut on Sept 1. fires devastate Ironton and Bowling Green homes. transportation and crime events ripple from Columbus to Cleveland. The list notes deaths, accidents, political shifts, and economic pressures shaping daily life across the state.
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Ashtabula
Findlay Board
Educ
W. A. Crates
Sarah Moore
Loran Journal-Gazette
Coshocton
Perry County
Fremont
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Iluron County
Lloyd Sherman Candill
Columpus
Edward Hall
Dayton
John W. Stephens
Columbian
Barnesville
Read's
Crooksville
Standard Hocking Coal Company
Philip H. Bruck
Columbus
Laughlin
Martins Ferry
Woolsfield
C. C. Lunan
First United Presbyterian Church
Findlay
Piqua
Kenton
Margaret Dickson
Maumee
Toledo
United States Shipping Board
John R. Holmes
Public Safety
Cincinnati
Union County Board of Agriculture
Cleveland
Antonio Opekar
Laula Uleele
Mary Gold
Sandusky
John Pinherty
Hamilton County
Frank Sausturger
Walter Davidson
William Gorst
Youngstown
Grace Rogers
Columbus State Hospital
Olivet
Belmont County
Corbin Johnson
Stewart
Athens County
Charles B. Kistler
Warren
Kistler
Lillian J. Wilson
Wilson
Brier Hill
Niles
Daniel Newey
Daniel Saich
Hey
M.S. Freeman
First Congregational Church
Mt. Vernon
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Chattanoosa
Tenn
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Arthur Fisher
Ironton
Central Hardware and Harness Company
Empire Theater
Howell
Hanna Severson
Bowling Green
Lace edged handkerchiefs and mink fashion trend shift
Mink popularity rises with new belt wear and lace edged handkerchiefs. Rich brown dyed mink replaces lighter tones with Valenciennes style borders. Side pockets become a feature in festive skirts as the latest shop displays emphasize bold accessories.
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Carrick
Valenciennes
jHmon
Life’s New Situations in a Changing World
Motivational discussion by Rev J H Ralston on adjusting to life’s changes. Travelers through history faced new experiences. caution for the young amid new religious ideas. courage required in shifting life battles. Keep sight of divine guidance, ark imagery, and the path from Sinai to Canaan.
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Joshua
Egypt
Red Sea
Palms
Elim
Sinai
Kadest-Barnea
Jordan
Lfe
Israel
Canaan
Promised Land
Mother Polar Bear speaks of cubs and winter
The voice of a mother polar bear reflects on the coming cubs, the dangers of the Ice, and fierce care for her offspring. She explains hunting for food like seals and walrus, the harsh seasons, and the bond of life and protection with her cubs.
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Mother Polar Bear
Seal
Mother Polar
Make More of Our Objects Quote
Quote notes that sensitiveness stems from egotism and self consciousness. The bequeathed counsel urges valuing external objects over self, reflecting a aphoristic reflection attributed to Bovee.
The Pure In Heart Quote by Thomas o Nemple
A line from Thomas o Nemple speaks of inward purity enabling clear sight and understanding, claiming that a pure heart penetrates heaven not hell. The saying emphasizes inner virtue as a path to spiritual insight.
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Heaven
Hell
Thomas O Nemple
Danderine Hair Beautifier Promises Lustrous Locks
An old advertisement touts Danderine to beautify hair by restoring color vitality and thickness. It claims a 35 cent bottle freshens the scalp and reduces dullness while promoting hair growth and fullness.
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California fig syrup ad and Cuticura notice
An old newspaper fragment markets California fig syrup as a child laxative with a playful misprint urging mothers to say California and promising safe relief. It also promotes Cuticura products for baby skin care with advertisement copy for soap ointment and talcum. An Eastern firm spends $1,000 monthly on want ads to support a large office staff while a Boston Transcript quips about appetite and breakfast.
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India
San Francisco
Mantle
J. T. Agg-Gardner
Kitchen Committee
Parliament
Samuel H. Tressler
Donegal Township
Williama Corey
Government of India
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J. H. Ralston
D.D
Moody Bible Institute
Florence E. Coates
God
M. Henry
Bearonsfield
Sarah J. Hale
Stanley
Doris
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AU Deeg
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California
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Tone Gee Heene Wright
Garfield
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