Social and Personal notices of August events and gatherings
Social and personal items list August activities including entertainments at Mrs Waly Jones home and Miss Suttons party. Names mentioned include Mrs Tas Hoos, Miss Sie Suflon, Miss Hotty Whitlow, Martha Harvey Street, and Tony entering in March. Various church and youth group events noted with times and locations, inviting community participation.
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Farioe Row
Tony
Marth Harvey Street
Thursdhiy
Martha Ak
Glock
Ye Plese
Sie Suflon
Woss Hotty Whitlow
Populi Pride
Eloots
Local Social Notes Mention Amy and Guests Visit
A fragmentary item lists Amy and Mae with eight friends visiting and notes various names including Opal Danke and Bert Smith. The text references Mrs Amy and Mr Walter Willett visiting family in Partile, Colorado, and includes scattered personal notices about widows and neighbors.
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Amb Suilbvater
Oikebanna
Amy
Frienis
Mae
Widtwirth Tepe
Opal Danke Batt Blonelay
Fe Wien Ben Vist
Bert Smith
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Hospital Notes Fragment presents Name Fragments
Fragmentary hospital notes list incomplete names and titles from various personal identifiers, including Mrs and Master titles, with garbled sequence of letters and potential foreign derives. The readable portions suggest a historical medical record snippet lacking coherent context or verifiable entities.
Chaos in California Log Combest Race Report
Fragmented OCR text mentions California, Combest, and a named event with unclear participants. References a girl named Tinll and Cait, sister relationships, and a trophy paid from a wontract with unspecified award. Details are garbled. main entities hard to confirm.
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Dupine
Dupine Es Sister, Wit, Thiva Eeplele Rearshra
Fragmented prose tale with dubious names and events
OCR text shows a garbled narrative with many broken phrases and unclear references. It resembles a diaristic or dramatic scene with numerous distorted names, questions, and dialogues, making it difficult to extract a coherent event or actors. The readable portions hint at a confession or confrontation and mentions of Mrs Storhis and a babe, but specifics are obscured.
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Pohl
Seth
Bindie
Espana
Goth
Adgmnure
Marcus Steining
Storhna
Atarens
Congress Is Called Made and Menece By JOSEPH NOLAN
United Press report describes a tumultuous session with conflicting directives and adjournment motions. The piece notes political tensions, procedural battles, and statements from key figures amid a charged legislative climate.
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Congress
Made
Joseph Nolan
United Press Stat
Mddel
Occa Momige
pChouybes A. Tallech
Aay
Heckelim
Barkiey Wongiered
Poekdon
Romgreestana
Milian Thiel
Ted
Leiden
Political chatter muddled by garbled text and names
Fragmentary OCR reads like scattered political notes. Mentions include Dewey, Truman, and the 1948 era campaign dynamic with references to speeches, conventions, debate plans, and party prospects. Clouded by errors, concrete events are unclear.
Doctors Review Hay Fever Treatments and Drugs
The column surveys new hay fever drugs Benadryl Byribenzamine and Antialttan, noting mixed results, side effects like drowsiness, and cautions. Drugs offer temporary relief, not a cure, and should be used under physician guidance. A reader asks if rubbing sweet oil can control weight. the answer is no.
Assigned Risk Clause in Cab Insurance Challenged
In a U.S. District Court case, Pred A. Andres of North Little Rock challenges the 1947 Arkansas assigned risk method used to provide cab liability coverage. He alleges a conspiracy among 51 casualty insurers to restrain trade and seeks damages of 5277, plus an injunction to stop the assigned risk and prevent his insurer from canceling his policy. Andres owns the Little Rock Transportation Co, operating 19 taxis.
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U.S
Amethod
Actua Casualty and Surety “Company
Andres
Little Rock Transportation Company
Stingy Husband Oppresses Family in Dorothy Dix Advice
A reader writes of a three year marriage where her husband, earning a good living, refuses to let her work to support starving relatives. Dorothy Dix condemns the cruelty and urges the wife to work or seek funds herself, noting the husband owes her financial support and that withholding money harms extended kin.
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Dorothy Dix
Nui
Ant
Gigteras
Tun
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John Vera
Robert Carroll Ralston
Paige Broderick Crawford
Renry Travers
Alan CL Win
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Drexel Draka
NEA Service
Maia Ani
Fdaryer
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Ray
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Dibot
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Tohot
Kyler
Cuba Frey
Tages
Pam Vie
Witton
Weljaunek
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Moodie
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Mite
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V'ruman
Detroit
Dewey
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Marl Warren
Ole Gates
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Mia Scott, Jr
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