Personal mentions blend with distant notes in a clipped hometown sketch
Fragmentary lines recall a social snapshot with names like Hell, Min ata, Barnet, and Maseru Malina. The piece mentions visits, a wife, a meeting with Paul Howver, and distant Dayton references. Reading as a colloquial household note, it preserves a mood of family and neighborly ties.
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Hondlay
Hornet
oMre
Maseru
Malina
al- Martinayilie
Lind
Paul Howver
Mik
Dayton
Mego
Shokimaron
Saath Batyeet
Winding
Howe
Sun
President Te McKinney Leads Che Niles Firm in New Cork
The text shows Te McKinney as president of Che Niles Bonint Tand Coy New Cork, with references to feve alteniling and local town ties. It notes his efforts to rejoin the old town scene and his ongoing work with the firm amid changes.
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McKinney
Che Niles
Bonint
Tand Coy
New Cork
Auditorium display features at Hamilton county holdings reveal city exhibit
A conference at the Gibson hotel yesterday unveiled a public exhibition in Cincinnati. The display showcases the great group photo highlighting Hamilton County public holdings and related items.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County Public Holdings
Gibson Tolel
Paristan Sage Prom Hair Dressing For Children
A chaotic fragment touts Paristan Sage as a hair dressing for children claiming it keeps hair clean and healthy. It mentions effects on scalp and appearance, urging regular use and promising family benefits, amid garbled branding and stray product cues.
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Avery Prackine
Missionary Talk Highlights Alaska Work At Society Meeting
Mrs. 44 AV. Wath hosted a missionary gathering at her home featuring a talk by Miss Sherzer of the Oxant College for Women. The speaker described her Alaska trip and the work among Alaska Natives, stressing human service and the need for continued mission efforts as part of broader outreach. Guests included Mrs. Ralph Beeler and Mrs. Ridph Beulow among other club members and friends, with social games and a card party following the program. A later note mentions a surprise party and planned outings for local youths.
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Gilssony
Howell
Sloward Penal Zohn Neiles
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Baw
Poe
Fihur Solingen
Rison Williams
Fe Rsherl
Mhehinaim
Miney
Bree Evans
Anne'ed
Madge Morey
Ai Shaffer Shuler
Fragments of a Local Social Page Noted Events
A garbled social roundup lists a Miss Janie Good entertaining a club at North Third Street with programs on municipal ownership and literature. Other items mention a Progressive Literary Society gathering, an upcoming reception, and a theater party, all sketched in partial names and events from a local community page.
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Walter Harden
Webbity
Dro GQ
Schenk. J
MTG
Would Draw Men to The Church Declares Dr Mark Millikin
Dr Millikin addressed First Reformers meeting describing how church work appeals to men and can meet daily life needs. He urged practical Christian action, noting recent outreach and the need to involve men in church life without politics, emphasizing moral progress and community service.
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Jacob Halperin
Dr. Millikin
Mark Mackinwad
Bri
Milica Anid
Christ
Mrs Edwin Crude Al Near Overs Et Alliance
Incoherent OCR fragment appears to describe a domestic incident involving Mrs Edwin Crude near Overset with phrases about exhaustion, a heart condition, and symptoms. No clear event, date, or reliable names beyond Mrs Edwin Crude are extractable.
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Rome
Nasheed
Crate
Sandis
Hogan Meets San Fausto In Hyped Exhibition Bout
In San Fausto California speculation rises over a two round exhibition fight between star Robart Hees and Tarte Pam tnx Murphy. Nearby bets indicate Hees remains favorite at ten to one as promoters tout a possible twentieth guard display.
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Cal
Jun
Pam
Murphy
Unclear OCR text on government rail ownership debate
Fragmented passage mentions government ownership, railways, and Wisconsin figures amid garbled names. No clear event, date, or stable entities emerge to summarize into a concrete card.
Dime Deposited Forty Years Ago By Depositor
A long forgotten dime deposited forty years ago at Half-Dime Savings Bank in Orange New York surfaces when a former depositor visits Medinst institution to withdraw. The 10 cent coin, placed in 1872 by a New Jersey employer for a savings goal, has endured in records and family balances, changing hands through clerks and accounting as it aged in the bank’s ledgers.
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Ohia
Ytavet
Dimense
Half-Dime Savings Bank
Orange
Frederick Menor
New Jersey
Invile
Ity
Wrs
Lohin
Moedday
Mer. Kanter
Taft Says Colamboxs Mh Dan Address to Editors
President Taft spoke to a wider audience of editors, defending the republic and penning his views on party politics. He urged calm, warned against sensationalism, and explained his reasons for his actions and stance on recent events.
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Ty Upalifiada
Ie Republic Y
Nayensheny
Bart Hamel
Presidink
Abe
Anderson
Royal Welcome for Cardinal O'Connell Opens Visit in Boston
Boston receives Cardinal William O'Connell of the Archdiocese of Boston as his church delegates begin a visit slated to run through May. He remained at his home in the Buell Bay district as the steamer carrying him returned to the coast. Meanwhile in Callipalia the Merchants' Bank of the town closed its doors, linked to troubles with local management and a Columbus-based executive, Howard.
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Boston
Mass
Dan
Willian O'Connell
Wille
Mays
O'Connel
Buel Bay Slistrict
Callipalia
de. Howard
Columbus
Howard
Strike Amid Turmoil Faces Broad Protests
A disrupted scene describes a major labor conflict with arrests and widespread participation. The report notes actions against a large group tied to the upheaval, highlighting central figures and the duration of the protest.
Intuition Nowparl Case Details Remain Unclear
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local incident involving containers with volatile contents and a home on Wednesday. Mentions a neighbor, alleged dangerous conditions, an individual named Smith, and possible intent to commit harm. Details are garbled and uncertain.
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York Street
Smith
Watterson and colleagues discuss political alignments and delays
A scrambled report from N Jat and Col. Hendi Waltergort details tensions over the Wilson-Harvey-Walterson rift. Notes a December Atlanta visit, a New Willard meeting in Washington, and claims of alleged falsehoods and party split reactions. Wattergon is mentioned, with Mrs Wattergon adding no comment.
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Gohunhig
N. Jat
Col
Hendi Waltergort
Lis Win Ly
Florida Island
Atlanta
Willard
Washington
Xharime
Dik
Bat Dona
Cove Wileon
Lee
Wilson
Hevvey
Wilkin
Taevey
Wattergon
Middletown Miller Chosen President of K I C League
Special to The Journal reports Middletown’s James Jr Milley named president of the K I C League at a meeting with Hamilton Middletown Miams bars Shanticocks and Whedeman teams. Officers to be announced, with a focus on reorganizing Sunday services.
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Middletown
Colurmois
Hamilton
Miams
Whedeman
James Jr
Milley
Man Held in Contempt Over Alimony Payment in Ohio
John Hurst faces contempt of court for failing to pay alimony to his wife Ruby Finist amid ongoing work. In a separate suit, John H L Stone sues Ohio Electric Railway for 15000 dollars after a 1971 accident at Main and Kercher streets in Miamisburg. Stone claims injuries from a car strike and foggy conditions near the Ohio Paper Mill.
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John Hurst
Ruby
Ohio Eblecteio Aued
Boyton
Jon
Ohio Electric. Railway Company
Common Pleas
John HL. Stone
Main and Kercher Streets
Miamisburg
Degeribes
Ohio
Taft Heads to Akron First On Ohio Political Swing
President Taft, after addressing delegates, continues his Ohio tour. He plans stops in Columbus and Akron, with a midday reception and a rally in Akron as part of the campaign swing.
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Akron
Columbus
San
Ohio
Childress
Baby Roth Notice in Local Column
Fragmentary OCR reads a baby Roth notice mentioning Mrs Joseph Roth nee Frota and an agent on Vine Street. Details are incomplete but indicate a family event or registration with names linked to Roth and Frota. Further readable context is not available in this snippet.
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Jrorn
Joseph Roth
Frota
Agente
Sil Vine Street
Statement Declines Interview Citing Coverage of Facts
In his remarks he said the statement fully covers the facts and that an interview was unnecessary. He asserted no new details would emerge and that public interest is adequately addressed by the released material.
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