Juniors Triumph In Tight Covington Clash
Covington Juniors edged their rivals 27 to 16 in the first half and outpaced them in the second, led by Beyington and Covington’s forward play. Me Millian and McMillon scored for Covington as Luck and accuracy from the line helped secure the win.
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Hamilton
Covington
MG. A. Crisoeautis
Stark
Andy Aix
Foulk Dei Salle
Taniers
Dunia
Holt
Gonks Huis
Foe
Covinton
Beyington
Wilson
Gower
Return of influenza amid cold weather fears spreads alarm
The report warns that cold weather brings renewed influenza risk and urges vigilance. It touts a home remedy kit and inhaler as the best defense, claiming thousands used it during the crisis to avoid illness.
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Chis
Mymuel
Ditalina and, Furthen
Hamilton Wins Bowling Match in Village Style
Local bowling report details a quirky match where Hamilton defeated You, The Viwnillan Yo a Goh amid unclear lines. Scores remain tangled in the OCR dump, with minimal readable facts about players, venue, or outcome.
Morgan Boys Victors in Tight High School Showdown
Morgan Township Public High School defeated Harrison High in a sharp 2B game. Will Quimiet paced the offense with five baskets, while Okema hosted a lively crowd as the Olean foe pushed back with lightning passes and strong defense.
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Morgan Townehiys Public High
Will Quimiet
Iby Harrison
Okema
Wilmett
Es van Vreesn
Ters Mes
Mauuman
White Sox Meet Reds in Exhibition Battles
The article notes White Sox schedule of exhibition games against the Reds and mentions other teams like Detroit Tigers and New York Yankees in the lineup. It references venue details and dates including mid April and early season play, with various players and matchups hinted.
Women bowlers at YWCA alleys contest mutual night
Scores from a women’s bowling night show Kennedy leading with a 150 series while Mrs Wyler and Mrs Paul Carter post notable scores. The tally includes several players such as Lillian Evans and Aviline Barthett, with totals around 100 to 120 for the ladies. A guardian was appointed for William Astone in a separate notice.
At The Jewel and Broncho Billy in Western Films
An advertiser copy lists upcoming showings at The Jewel featuring Sterling and Antonis Moreno, Macke-Siinett and Antonio Moredoc, Broncho Billy in Red Blood Hand Yellow, with Leslie and Ghillys performances, and Pauline Frederick in A Daughter of the South. The lengthy prose promotes entertainment, love tests, and moral tales linked to new releases and national audiences.
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Sterling
Antonis Moreno
Ford
Sumapter Cala
Antono Moredoc
Pie Warld
Mack Sonngtt
Valle Benquelty
Carel Holloway
Antonio
GML
Anderson
Golden West Film Ga
Agvernl
Picures
Oeting
Galden West Fila
Pauline Frederick
Enkiell
Fragmentary wartime reflections amid Franco‑British lines
A distorted, partial OCR passage discusses the experiences of a French infantryman at the front, noting themes of courage, fear, and the harsh costs of war. It contrasts national pride with the human cost, mentioning battles, civilians, and the resilience of a nation amid invasion and hardship.
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Ning
France
Nintt Pve
Aly Franch
Jalen
New Building Slated for Middletown by School Board
In Middletown the school board discussed a long needed new building for the town. Members noted a shortage of suitable housing and facilities for young men seeking work and housing. The board approved a plan to pursue improved sanitation and safety measures for youths over sixteen who are members of the Y.
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Milielowen
Dan
Middletown
Nemibers
Favors the Gallows for Former Kaiser in Senate Talk
In Washington on January 14, senators debated the fate of former German leaders. Montana’s Songtar My thy Vemocrit and allies argued for severe punishment as the final peace treaty nears. A grand jury bond was set for Chieford Christoff, and a home invasion jewelry case involving Jobin Rolweger was noted. Allotment delays for soldiers were addressed, with Pellury Ghues announcing updated payments.
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Kaiser
Washington
Pro Eileague of Nations
Songtar Mythy Vemocrit
Montana
Kiniger
Bernslorff
Franklin
Chieford Christoff
Cincinnati
Grand Jury
Ohare
Brandl I
Ealing
Jobin Rolweger
Gey Sloan's For Your Pain Relief Ad Fragment
A fragmentary old advertisement touts Gey Sloan's pain relief tiniment claiming fast action on muscle pain backache and rheumatic discomfort. The copy notes the product won’t stain the skin and can be obtained from druggists today.
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GEY Sloan’s
Phosphates Promoted for Weight Loss Declared Hazardous
An old advertisement deplores sales of phosphates as slimming remedies. It warns that thinness cures rely on nerve feeding and bodily salts, touting products like vital-phosphate drinks while cautioning against unproven claims and urging readers to beware.
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Tula
Devalan
Banitty
Argania
Nantong
Holby
Radcliffe Grug
Hani
Isaltefaction Ak
Dickty
Bilundag
Sant
West Elkton Faces Influenza Spread in Town
In West Elkton on March 3 the influenza outbreak intensifies with several residents infected. Notable names linked to the case include Tevin Young and his family, plus Brook Crigt and others in the community. The Preble county fair board reports a meeting and officer elections, with Dinlay as president and Silver as secretary.
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West Elkton
Dun. L
Tevin Young
Coltod
Brook
Crigt
Bron
Preble's
Preble County
T Dinlay
Pues Silver
C. TF. Bracke
Epitd Ghidlovilly Ad Claim on Nervous Tonic
A garbled note markets a dubious tonic promising money back and claims of miracle merit. It urges readers to buy from Rateliffe Drug Co or Korsall store claiming guaranteed results.
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Poydn
Livapepsin
Slomaah
Rateliffe Drug Co
Koxall
Anil
Lummis Story Fallout In Middletown Clothier Heist
Middletown report details a local incident where Lummis fell for a visitor’s tale and left his shop unattended. A stranger allegedly dined with him, leaving with a complete clothing outfit missing from the store. Earlier, a prior sale of a suit had occurred. Meanwhile a separate note mentions animal hides stolen from a storage shed and a chain of local misfortunes including a death and a musician’s passing.
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Middletown
Jon
Mike Lauuinis
Alore
East Hind Street
Savaly
Washington
Ae General
Star
Lamids
Lammité
Lie
Smiths
Lamunik
Ohio bank statement fragment with balances and deposits
Bank ledger fragment from Ohio dated 1019 shows assets including 1,280.00 in liabilities and 5,000.00 in undivided profits, notes outstanding, deposits subject to withdrawal, time deposits, and various borrowed funds. Notary public certifies sworn statement by president Charles Wagner and officials, with partial totals and line items damaged or unreadable.
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Esbieve
Ani
PNG Cnahier
Tiga Bay
United States
Maposita Nthor Lian
Ohio
Ty Af Bitler
Ss ‘ F
Charles Waqner
Sutterihel
V. Brown
Notary Public
Conrne
A. Buttered
Gee. Tandley
Wed
Frertas
pWirertara
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