WATCH THAT SNAKE. CIVIL WAR TO LIBERTY LOAN DEFENSE
A historic editorial laments the Copperhead as a treacherous foe to democracy, then urges support for Liberty Loans and war bonds. The piece attacks draft opponents and praises wartime unity while detailing community finances and local notices. It lists receipts, expenditures, and a long roster of pending letters with civic notices and a charter application for the Italian Mutual Society Giuseppe Verdi of Blainsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends ‘of Liberty
Agon & Dixon
Trai‘tor
Unclear: fragmented local notice from historic page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Wooley and scattered place references. The readable content is too garbled to extract a coherent event, date, or involved organizations.
Weather rack discovery by Paul Revere described as destroyed
Fragmented OCR reads like a historical weather device note mentioning Paul Revere and a weather rack built for signaling. The garbled text mentions Boston and a dated page, with unclear references to a destruction event and an old instrument.
Chinese Burial Casket Found in North Atlantic
Fragmented report notes a Chinese burial casket discovered in the North Atlantic near Boston. The article text is garbled but indicates a find linked to a voyage or ship context, with unclear details and names obscured by OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic
Fragmentary Napoleonic Passages From New Castle Barracks
A garbled OCR passage discusses Napoleon Barracks in New Castle Pennsylvania with references to a letter to his mother Patton and a wartime context. The readable fragments mention a bet, France, three days in barracks, and a seizure related to Napoleon, but details are unclear due to distortion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Patton
France
Napoleon
Waywards Reclaimed by St. Louis War Judge
Unclear OCR text describes a St Louis campaign by Judge Granville Diowan of City Court Net to reform wayward women, vagrants, and drunkards. Women and girls promise to inform to be sent to a chemical company. Exploye members join a program. white-heat, vagrants and stunks sent to partery where they earn wages yet funds are collected but not paid to families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
Granvill Diowan
City Court Net
Hogan
Chemical Company
Wheat
Qonmailens
Tensorial Work Free to Men in Uniform
Fragmented OCR text mentions free work for men in uniform and various garbled phrases. The readable bits hint at wartime labor or enlistment context but lack coherent events, places, or names to establish a clear news item. This item remains unclear and fragmentary.
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Printing “& Publishing Company
Thollane
Smith
Mgr
Mal
RED Cross
Total Receipts Co
Sa Ots
A. RC
A. R. C. Penna
Indiana Post Office
Ralph Blattenberger
RB. B. Buchman
Maggie Cramer
Ben Delis
Sarah Galentine
J. BE. Griffith
Geo. Hives
Heart E. Job
Jane Johnson
Margaret Langley
Joe A. Miller
John J. Myers
Joseph Patterson
Mary Pinkam
H. W. Fee
P. M
Gazette
Court of Common Pleas
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Giuseppe Verdi
Blalns.ville
Penna
Prothonotary’s Office
Indiana
Tale
BE. E. Crees
J. M. Cfewart
New Fall
Moorhead Bros
Best Men’s and Boys’ Store
Kor
Sale
Smith Morm
Lightcap Electric Co
Anchor Motor Co
John Bent Ti Wes
Royal Standard Vypewriter
Lumsden Co. Ytun
Gazette of Five
Clawson House
Farmers’ Hotel
Old& Phila
Indiana Hospital
Turner Bros
Brodys
D. Saxton
Farmers’ Line
T. 8
Hull
R. FL
B. A
I. R. Smith
Cond Ward School
Jno
Jann Klingensmith
Rose
WAD
STED
J. D. Johnston
Frederick Pianet
N. Sixth Street
Ion Center
Sutton
Miller Garage
Sancusiny
Wooley
Paul Revere
Boston
Westerverk
Tehtadnes
Edie Fee
Ams
Etnavbooph
Tassie
Phe
Cotesia Gawdy
Witteas
Napoleon Barracks
Waywards
St. Louis
Big
Bluepields
W. Va
D. Crarge Moore
Mias
Mary Ankro
Carr
Lstianwers
Fertaker
Carol i
New Strand Theatre
Evelyn Greeley and
THE
Allies
Britain
Palestine
Italy
Grand Theater
Madge
Kennedy
Goldwyn Pictures
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