Flood Victims in a New Era of Repair and Relief
A fragmented report details flood damage and ensuing repair work across communities. It notes Alou and McCarthey involvement, drainage improvements, and stalled shows as water recedes. Residents brace for continued restoration and inundation relief efforts.
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Hoyal
Wiest
Avery
Rentire
Eleaninis Wylia
Ingan
Pein
Obvious OCR Fragment Highlights Bromos Quinine Ad
Fragmentary OCR text references Bromso Quinine and a product name. It mentions Wagrove and a price reference but lacks coherent context or clear events to detail beyond a potential medicinal advertisement fragment.
Red Cross reorganizes work into three districts
City divides relief efforts into First, Northern, and Southern Divisions with new committees and district superintendents. Key figures include Mrs Jennie Cullen and Miss Augusta Thruesteld among others. daily home visits will continue as districts assign families in need.
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Els Wood
Mira Walter Larkin
Chan Gath
Dutlu Netin
Migs Hert
Shophentsol
Diora
Jancral
Durgaeg
Naren
Teumillon
Hiliafer
Twelve victims in Brookville fire claim lives
In a tragic Brookville incident, twelve people are reported dead with several injured as investigators probe the cause. Names mentioned include Mr Tohu Fries and Mrs BL Leilweg Siewert among the deceased, with authorities urging caution amid chaotic scenes.
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Brookville
Tohu Fries
Vries
BL Leilweg Siewert
Dol Schuster
NarrowMissile Injury Before National Bank Scene
April report from Tandon describes Col Hooven struck by a 16 pound masonry piece from a roof near the Second National Bank. The accident left Hooven injured and disarmed as he stood atop the bank steps. Meanwhile a suffragette named Anna Bell faced police court, remanded without bail after arrest during Mrs. Pankhurst’s imprisonment, for revolver related charges, with a physician ordered to report on her mental state.
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Second National Bank
Ma. Hooven
Theeigar
Tandon
Anna Bell
Scullinel
Latloway
Unfortunate relief committee aid appeal noted
The Special Relief Committee urged Red Cross action to aid those in need. Remarks criticized lack of relief supplies and stressed urgent work by committee members to address the emergency, with residents reporting widespread hardship and unmet aid requests.
Puthan's Corn Extractor Advertised in 25 Cent Bottles
An old ad touts Putham's Painless Corn Extractor claiming quick relief. It promises the corn dissolves in hours, leaving the skin smooth with no mark. Marketed by Lowe Drug Co. and Radeliffe Dove Co. for 25 cents a bottle.
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Puthan
Dru Saks
Tlowe Drug Co
Radeliffe Dove
Red Cross Work Faces Delays In Relief Efforts
The Red Cross reports slow progress as supplies pile up and emergency cases go unmet. A dedicated committee is urged to manage specific gas-related relief tasks while volunteers assist damaged families and pursue immediate aid.
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Red Cross
Association Las Une
Unclear fragmentary text on flood rehabilitation work
Fragmented OCR passage references rehabilitation efforts after a flood. Mentions names like Myke Als and Robert Visher, and a Senate within Whitin area. Details are incomplete and difficult to parse into a coherent event or outcome.
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Hikedo Senate
Louse
Robert Visher
Zion Church appoints committee on flood relief efforts
A church committee has been appointed to oversee relief for members affected by flood damage. The panel will coordinate aid and assess needs as the community recovers from the disaster.
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Thellraxarchabion
Presbytery Metting in Springfield Next Monday
Dayton ministers fromJivahierin churchos in Dayton and nearby vil as meet at Presbyte church in Springtett Lop the Crams aelionn of dnial bhianess. Dayton Presby fora Composed of avons even in vatiiuns in Presbyterian eharetios of this Prestylety.
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Dayton Lreghyberg
Dayton
Mrs Govert's testimonial for Alterative cure
A dated testimonial describes Mrs Govert suffering from consumption and fever, then recovering after using a preparatory Alterative touted as safe. It claims a night nurse aided recovery and mentions trials, medical opinions, and a sales notice for the product by a drug company.
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St. Michael's Church
Shereville
Bete
Drac
Tam
Imun
Astin
Uy Meyer Linus
Reksore Taborilory
Dingetais Radetitte Dine Co
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