Kitchener Addicted To The Undying Legend In England
In Britain debates persist about Lord Kitchener possibly living after reports of his drowning off the coast. The writer compares this belief with other famed disappearances, noting how people cling to the improbable as truth. Similar cases include Yuan Shih Kai, General Gordon, Hector Donald, and Archduke Salvator, illustrating a persistent impulse toward immortality in history.
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Itchener
Parker
Lord Kitch
Great Britain
England
Lord Kitchener
Charlemagne
Austrian Alps
Kingeek
Isle of Avalon
Manes
Yuan Shih‘Ai
Pekin
Yuan
Gordon
Kharram
Sahara
Hector Donald
Marshall
Paris
North Carolina
Archduke ‘Salvator
John Orth
Pampas
South Amer
Ted States
Day
France
Naundorf
S Eleazar Williams
Amer
Kitchener
Sun
World War Era Ancestry List of Iron County Residents
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals from Indiana area towns such as Blairsville Homer City Blairsville and others with associated street numbers or route designations. The material reads like a resident directory or draft-era roster including names like Salvatore Lat Muti John Maizdra and Angelo Colangelo among many others, interspersed with place marks like Lucernemines Dilltown Robins and Saltsburg. The page appears to catalog dozens of persons with sparse contextual clues beyond their home locales.
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Frank
W! Kerr
Indiana
Samuel
Newton Carney
Ker
Frank Alchero
Homer City
Harry
Dunmire
Tannelton
Guitano S’arellie
Luzerenines
Chas
Nick Mangrk
Josephine
Benj. Holdsworth
Luecernemines
Hugh Montgomery
Alex Lockworth
Saltsburg
Nick Ganick
McIntyre
Eugenio Athenero
Waterman
George W.mcgaughey
Blairsvill
Fortunate Cerian
Geld
Frank F
Owens
Culver
Stephens Brown
Blair _Mackeggian
Lucern
Tra
Maurice Raleigh
Parnasso
Arthur L. Stitt
Blairsville
John Lawrence SharerJosephil
Samuel B. Anthony
Coral
Frank Sabbo
Dann Lowry Wiggins
Parkwoc
Alex Kish
Anthony Vieoariskty
Wehrum
Douglass Stout
Rela
Andrew Cochran
Blael Mgsle Garutee
Aultman
Walter Polesky
Lucernemines
Guido
di Stahisla
Edwin Coffman
Pannen
Rhea
D. Gilandy
Lucernemoned
Joby Mermer
Nee Crillia
Marion
Leroy Hendrickson
Coral Wa. Harris
Venanzio Serranni
Edin
Lavely Svitador
Curcio Biogio
Frank Signoretti
Luciusboro
Ross Williams
R. D
John Wilbur McHenry
Raymond S. Thompson
Russell Elmer Gamble
Robins
Wilson E Palmer
Blacklick R
King Donahue
Clair Norman Doty
Angelo Colangelo
Dilltown
Mike Dmytrok
Graceton
Richard Hoffman Smith
John Vencek
Joseph Sciandra
Domenico Darangeti
Iselin
Stephen Machaga
Dalis L. Miller
Joseph Anthony Boeh
Charlie Vine
Blacklick
James M. Lowman
Meredith Brady
James Russell Hilty
Indian
Menhert Veres
Boltz
Antonio Terep
Emil Carlson
Heshibon
Albert Luna
Domenico Sausone
Tunnelti
Clyde Zibra Stile
Leonard McKinley Barr
She
Joseph Danick
Patsy Cantoli
Polmando Olivieri
Irvin Milton Robinson
Frank Esidore New
Giovone Tirone
Reed
Robert J. Gorton
Blacklie
Mitro Lucazi
Wm. T. Isenberg
John M. Kring
Luther Augustine Park
Tdiana
Wm. Loyal Anthony
James Edward Blair
John Vincent Yellets
Listella Steffano
Vincenzo Tinaglio
Salisbury
John Rubis
Hesbon
Harry Adam Miller
Frank Yachisby
Lucernemin
Joseph Pirman
Ceorge Rice
Frank Lewis Clark
Clarksburg
George Ray
Indiana R. D
Henry C. Weaver
Toon Lukacik
Frank Kanth
Joseph H. German
Guiseppi Ficarra
Wilfred Chas
Hudson
Harry James Muir
Alliance
Philip Garvelak
Tunnelton
Alex Kulik
Arthur C. Lewis
Dan
Wilmer Mears
Act
Lout Bopatti
Valent Lesnicke
Charles Dejik
Gilbert Richard Dias
Heshbonrne Geo
Washington
Arthur Witmer
John Porlick
Antonio Marchetti
Pilltown
Maco Guiseppe
Carlo Buzi
Clyde M. Stewart
Joseph Bozurio
Cramer
Andy Kellar
Austiman
James E. Campbell
Robert Alson Cramer
Pietro Natalet
Dominick Ferrero
Edri
How to Get In to Motion Picture Work in 1920s Advice
Letters to readers advise on breaking into film with strong headshots in various outfits sent to casting directors. Include name address phone number physical details and talents. Persistence and timing matter, visit local casting directors and apply to new companies forming for better odds.
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Midera’ Nay
Beleuim
Germany
France
jStake
Calician
London Times
Faking Dig Chances on Trains and Ships Warned
Travel safely with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad warns that attacks of bowel complaint can strike suddenly and vary in severity and that this preparation is not obtainable on trains or steamships. Everyone should be prepared and carry it.
Patriot Frank Wood Opens Grand Theatre Free For Soldiers
Frank A. Wood announces that any soldier in uniform will be admitted free to the Grand Theatre at every performance except Saturday night. Members of Company F and the Third Regiment detail guarding the Railroads in the area will likely take advantage of the offer.
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Indiana
Frank A. Wood
NEW VOLUNTARY CENSORSHIP CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
The document lists categories of information deemed sensitive to publication including ship arrivals, convoy sightings, coastal defenses, mine laying, naval and merchant vessel details, and government experiments. It urges withholding such details to protect wartime security and cautions against publishing photographs conveying this information.
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Ovvn
Germany
United States
Navy
Department of Commerce
Marline
Beac
Stiumons
Anglo French Offensive Pressed On In West Front
Dispatches from the West describe severe German losses on the Flanders front with shell wrecked trenches and mangled corpses. Bavarian first line units withdrawn under intense British artillery as seasoned veterans collapsed. German reinforcements could not be held near the firing line despite massed reserves. Washington reports the Anglo French offensive advancing in the West.
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Flanders
Belgium
Scoutmaster Beers Receives Watches From Troop
Clyde Beers, Scout Master of the Indiana Troop, Boy Scouts of America, was surprised and delighted when First-Class Scout Carl Calhoun presented him a Waltham wristwatch engraved for his five months of service. Beers, on guard duty, entered to applause at a YMCA room where the presentation occurred.
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Clyde Beers
Indiana
Boy Scouts of America
Beery
Hoa
Carl Calhoun
Beers
Local notes and arrivals and list of letters
Mrs J S Anthond and her three children of Altoona visit here. Miss Mary Jones formerly of this place now in Carnegie visits. Mrs H S Sutton and son Sylvester of Oil City stay with Mr and Mrs Walter Ayers. Miss Mary Gilchurst returns from Locust Lodge camping near Curwensville. Miss Lillian Lowman of Pittsburg visits Mrs A B King. List of letters remaining uncalled for in the Indiana office July 28 1917 includes Esther Bartholomew Joce Cranmer G B Carnahan Hugh Creswell Mable Davis Kathrine Gardner Jas George C E Johnson Marie Lavella George Moodle National Importing Co Ada Pechio Gertie Pitman Mary Stadlemiller Mary Smith R Thompswan Arthy B Walker Robert S Wilson Advertising date requested.
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J. S. Anthond
Altoona
Mary Jones
Carnegie
Indiana
H. S. Sutton
Sylvester
Oil Cuy
Walter H. Ayers
Mast Oak Street
Mary Gilchurst
Locust Lodge
Curwensville
Lillian Lowman
Pittsburg
A. B. King
North Ninth Street
Esther Bartholomew
Joce Cranmer
G. B. Carnahan
Hugh Creswell
Mable Davis
Kathrine Gardner
Jas. George
C. E. Johnson
Marie Lavella
George Moodle
National Importing Co
Aadro Pechio
Gertie Pitman
Mary Stadlemiller
Mary Smith
Property Transfers Record From Green Blairsville Districts
Transfers list includes ER. Be. McCoy to Karl Slouck for three tracts in Green valued at 15000 dollars. M. S. Murray to Giuseppe Buonpiovno for a lot in Canoe at 1250 dollars. G. L. Clawson to Marie R. Hoey for a Blairsville lot at 1600 dollars. Frank C. Howser to G. L. Clawson for a Blairsville lot at 1200 dollars.
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ER. BE. McCoy
Karl Slouck
Green
M. S. Murray
Guiseppe Buonpiovno
Canoe
G. L. Clawson
Marie R. Hoey
Blairsville
Frank C. Howser
Chamberlains Tablets Ease Constipation and Indigestion
Eugene Knight of Wilmington, North Carolina praises Chamberlains Tablets for constipation and indigestion. He notes they are mild and gentle in action and effective. The ad claims they produce an agreeable laxative effect and are obtainable everywhere. Subscribe for the Gazette.
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Chamberlain
Eugene 5 Knight
Wimnington
N. C. Chambrelain
Dr Barnes Specializes In Cure For All Diseases
An old style medical notice urges readers to seek free examination by Dr Barnes, listing various symptoms and ailments as warnings of chronic illness. It promotes a complete scientific treatment and offers a no charge consultation to determine if the reader is curable.
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Barnes
Jbe
Specialist Dr Barnes Consultation Event at Moore Hotel Indiana
Specialist Dr Barnes comes to Moore Hotel Indiana for an Monday Esch Week event. Free 4pm consultation and home office visit in New Castle Pa. Free examination and consultation extended for next visit here.
Detroit Presses War Conversion of Auto Plants
Detroit leaders and auto makers discuss converting car plants to aircraft production. Brigadier General George O. Squier travels to Detroit to seek cooperation while U.S. factories already producing aircraft are few and capacity inadequate to meet the Aircraft Production Board's demands.
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Detroit
George .O. Squier
United States
Aircraft Production Board
Wanted Woman to Cook by the Day at Indiana Hospital
Classified notice seeking a woman to cook by the day at Indiana Hospital location 265-x. Apply in person. job listing appears among local advertisements.
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Indiana Hospital
Auto license notices list numbers and office for ads
The fragment lists license numbers 226926 and 264780 and mentions an office for advertising notices. It is a damaged OCR snippet showing procedural reference to license display and advertising.
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TOUND
Oyier
Givette
Ani Pety Fon Advertisin
American sculptor Kalish aids veterans with plastic sculptors
Cleveland sculptor Max Kalish joins a growing group of American sculptors volunteering for the front to remake wounded veterans faces with copper or papier mache grafted skin. The artists plan to travel to France to study techniques and bring relief to battle scarred soldiers.
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Peking
China
United States
Cleveland
Max Kanelish
Kalish
America
France
Old Sandusky Porter's War Bond Pledges Huge Hope
Andrew Francia Pat Mahon, a 67 year old Sandusky hotel porter and shoe shiner, charity drives the Red Cross and war bonds. He pledges daily receipts, endures meals cost, and plans to buy Liberty Bonds in $100 denominations, hoping to aid Uncle Sam and the allies despite poverty.
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Sandusky
Andrew Francia
Pat“pick Mahon
Happer
Mahon
Tio
Ned Cross
Red Cross Committee
Goliath Defied Armies Described As Slain By David
The ancient account recounts Goliath of Gath challenging Israelite forces for forty days before David defeated him with a single stone. The text notes his height and the crowding scale of the battlefield as described in historical verses.
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Gaollath
Goliath
Tamel
David
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National Press Bureau
Buffalo
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Preas Bureau
N.Y
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Dixon
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Warren Dopson
Seeiee Mayme
David Campbell
Exidie Jane Alford
Blairaville
Theatre Tonight
Mary. McLaren
Seeraten
Mrs. M
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Eugene Walter
Tom Mix
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Edie Lyons
Lee Moran
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