Fragmentary wartime recital with odd names and cheers
The text presents a garbled wartime scene with unclear names and celebratory phrases. It mentions Armistice era elements, German terms, and a commander figure, referencing a reaction by a group led by a person named Satan and a Kin Wilhelm moment, all in a muddled, stylized archive voice.
Fragmented Musings on Cures and Confusion in a Fractured Text
A garbled historical passage blends mentions of medicine, education, and public life with scattered names and places. It references teachers, politics, and a book store scene, then devolves into disjointed fragments about individuals and events in a diffuse narrative.
Ohio War News Bouts And Local Incidents Across 1917
Lancaster chamber of commerce reports 200 returned soldiers. Erie county milk producers form co operative. Toledo teen Gertrude Crusinag killed trying to board a streetcar. Ashtabula fruit trees escape damage from frost. Warren board blocked on new school building purchase until funds exist. Multiple local accidents, crimes, and public notices reflect wartime era unrest.
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Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
Erie County
Gertrude Crusinag
Toledo
Ashtabula
Fruit Growers’ Association
Warren Board of Education
Kastoreger
Charles Jacobs
Charles Rayment
Breakfelt
Warren
Erman Menge
Bellefontaine
Detroit
Pickering Brothers
Fairield County
Orchird
Henry Wetments
Michael Raridan
Youngstown
Ad Green
Southern Trectinn Company
Glovernor Cox
Ta*id L. Rockwell
Kent
Kent Norman Sehoul
Moulton
Haltimore
Fairfield County
Curtin Shellenberger
Lancaster
Traction
Cameron
Circleville
Walnut Creek
Winchester
Pike
Roy H. Grove
Bremen
P. F. Campbell
Bland
State Board of Administration
Junction City
Virginia Hollawey
George O'Neill
Sidney
Joseph Lehboff
Princeton
Charles Tood
Dayton
Henry Schroeder
Mb Register
Fred Harrison
Lima
Dewey Baker
Baker
Ohio War Savings
Ohio
George C. Slaven
Washington D. H
Lebenet
Midland City
Wilmington
C. Chauncesy
Trinity Church
Columbus
FL L Fitnchbaugh
Cincinnati
Protestant Episcopal
Southern
Fred
Cleveland
Myers
Willard
Dosha White
Marion
Mercy
Miss White
Herman
Tee Patterson
W. A. Grauneman
Fossoria
Fremont
Pearl Anger
Landis
Darke County
Charles
Bis
Oliver Thompsot
Deyton
Cuntes
Promagua
Mubshe Yi
Alfred W. Winter
Piva Eypey Bendits
Fayette County
A. Va
Obituary and incidents in Ohio news mix of 1917 events
Charies J. Christie once editor of the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune died of apoplexy. Mike Montena, 28, killed by slate in Forsythe coal mine, Belin Valley. Rev. M. E. Moblet resigns from St John’s Lutheran Delaware to Brookville. Sunday Creek Coal to spend 20000 refitting Hemlock mines. Various church and civic changes, accidents, strikes, and local government notes across Ohio.
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Charies J. Christie
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Mike Montena
Forsythe
Belin Valley
Noble County
M. EB. Moblet
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Delaware
Brookville
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Hemlock
Perry County
A. W. Stevenson
Kenton
Marion Presbytery
Thomas Salmon
Dayton
Heron County
L. Agner
William C Moore
Union County Jury Commission
Pothevitle
Geneva
Pichard
Circleville
Cleveland
Harriton
Jefferson
Belmont
Mik
Ashtabula
Merk
Steubenville
East Liverpool and
Beaver Valley Traction Company
St. Paul's English Lutheran Church
Sandusky
C. F. Mitter
Canton Council
Lillian M. Cricks
Dover
Varce
Charles G. Rube
Springfeld
Michael Palombo
Ttalian
Canton
Ohio
Washington D. M
Angus Breeders’ Assoiation of
Brad
Tite
Xenis
New Philadelphia
Harry Taporn
Bert Cramer
Chillicothe
Bartara Oth
Lrenton
Narneymen
Youngstown
Builders’ Exchange
Unione
Cheria Comme
Qincinautt
Womon
Bottbrook
Greenecoat
Columbus
Marion
Interartanne
Cox
United State
Athens
Seriool
Obla University
Athens Coun
Claud L. Lawson
Middletown
Wendell Stamper
Bloom Township
Seveea
Murton
Toledo Shipbuilding Company
Toledo
Homer Fry
Holmes Rownty
Govarner Cox
Emer
Feneyey
Il Industris
Industrial Commission
Mericulture
Shaw
Court of Appeal
Tate
Gothic Barn Ad Adds To Farm Group On Modern Farm
The article promotes Gothic barn design as a stylish yet practical addition to farm buildings. It highlights William A. Redford as a free expert advisor, stresses the economic and patriotic value of new barns, and details a 30 by 40 foot wool construction barn with concrete foundation and versatile interior layout. It notes rising building material costs and the need for efficient, well kept stock housing to improve crops and livestock productivity.
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Willum A. Redford
William A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Til
United States Department of Labor
Europe
United States
Auninindsith Amd
The
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Model dairy barn plans and thrift Day notes
A fragmented article discusses economical dairy barn design with eight cows, central drive, ventilation, water to stalls, and sunlit interiors. It then shifts to First Thrift Day on August 1, 1915 and a Berthold anecdote about enduring songs and friendship.
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Americ
California
Johnson
American Society For Thrift
Thrift Magazine
Rid of Roaches Instructions and Domestic Advice From Houston Post
The Houston Post reports on insect control guidance attributed to the U S Department of Agriculture including practical methods to eliminate roaches around drains and pipes. It also notes a domestic advice column warning against tyrannical husbands and urges fair treatment of wives.
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United States Department of Ag
Henlture
Freezone Promises Quick Corn Relief and Easy Removal
A Cincinnati inventor’s Freezone claims to instantly stop corn pain and enable painless removal. The ad touts a small bottle as affordable and effective against hard, soft, and between-toe corns, with no soreness. The fragment then shifts to a child’s English confusion anecdote about spelling and grammar.
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Cincinnati
Catarrh and Kidney Remedies Promoted in Odd Ad Mix
An assorted vintage ad fragment promotes remedies for back pain and kidney issues, touting Gold Medal pills and Efthy RUEDAL capsules. It feigns medical claims, urges readers to seek druggists, and includes a Hall’s Catarrh Medicine pitch with internal use. The snippet ends with a WWI‑era style honeymoon line.
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Efthy Ruedal
Haarlem
Fletcher's Castoria Ad Promises Gentle Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierone Pleasant Pellets and Castoria as remedies for headaches biliousness and indigestion. It urges mothers to examine bottles for the signature and notes Castoria's use for infants and children with the familiar claim of decades in use.
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Pierone
Astoria
Fletcher
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