The Mobilization Shadow Over Europe and America
The article surveys World War I era mobilization figures, noting 1,360,000 potential American troops in training and rising to over 2,700,000 enlistments historically, with Britain’s Expeditionary Force at roughly 100,000 and the Kaisers remark about a “contemptible little army.” It highlights the scale of the Allied effort and the looming industrial and officer supports, alongside a brief note on a marriage license and social commentary on vice and cowardice.
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Lee
Pennsylvania Committee of PublicaSafety
Cnustea Zi
United States
Taining
Hindenburg
Eaond
Ates
Stary Establishment
Mas
Great Britain
Mons
Paris
America
Fall of Jerusalem Brings Allied Victory in Palestine
British and French forces marked a formal entry into Jerusalem as Ottoman and German threats receded. The fall ends centuries of Muslim control, altering Middle East power dynamics and restricting German-Turkish designs on Suez and Egypt. Panama declares war on Austria-Hungary, while the United States pledges to uphold Swiss neutrality in Europe amid ongoing conflict.
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Jerusalem
Pee
Palestina
Alleny
Suez Canal
Panama
Panama City
Mar‘ales
National Assembly
Republic of Panama
Austria-Hungary
Wasilington
Iss
United States
Europe
State Department
Transfers and property notes in multiple locales
Transfers recorded include Oscar Anderson to Thomas Melly at 84-100 Ave Cherryhill for 1200 dollars, William A. Burnheimer to Ureoree Peerko at Tot c in Pixonville, 87a, Juha Dohos to Join Ekiba Job in Green, 84 Todiana County Coal Co. land 161 acres with LT perches in White for 1000 dollars.
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Oscar Anderson
Thomas Melly
Cherryhill
William A. Burnheimer
Ureoree Peerko
Pixonville
Juha Dohos
Ekiba
Green
Todiana
Clark Pantall Nuptials In Punxsutawney
Relatives attend the wedding of Clark Pantall and Miss Pantall in Punxsutawney. After a ceremony with refreshments, the couple plans a trip to Philadelphia and eastern states, then reside on West Mahoning Street after January 1. Both are prominent locals from Punxsutawney with social ties and education backgrounds.
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Philadelphia
Tene Bacing
West Mahoning Street
Punxsutawney
Punssutawney High School
Phegeraam
Kiskiminetas
University
Oof Basane
Haw School
Petersen Sount’y Hen
Peek
Panxsvefow
Clark
Marvila Lowry Dies After Illness In Texas
Marvila Lowry died after a prolonged illness that interrupted her studies in Fenty. She was a devout member of the Protestant Episcopal Church and remained connected to her family, especially her mother and siblings. Funeral arrangements were incomplete as of Monday afternoon.
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Fenty
Triad
Joh Lowry
Howe
Pat Voy
Sarah Bo
Vance
Mae
Diad Sadlanty
Phileedytah
Trdiana
Eloee
Toxae
Movie Notes Grand Tonight at the Colonial and Strand Theaters
The column previews Tonight’s bill at Colonial and New Strand with Violet Mersereau in The Birth of a Nation and The Little Princess style tales. Madge Evans stars in The Little Princess at World Supreme Pictures, while Lionel Barrymore and Priscilla Money lead a Father’s Son at Tomorrow. A silent era program adds One Ride to Mary and a two reel short, with notes on delays and multiple film entries across venues.
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Violet Mersereau
Viale
Mersereau
Cireus
Goldwyn
Mac Mach
Somale
Birth of
Ation
Inteleraner
Margaret Mavel
Pally
Gfvens
Colonial Theater
Alarey
New Strand Theater
World Supreme Pictures
Tite
Madge Evans
Geraldine Carmichaels
Belavde Sevond
Bart
Metre Pictures
Lionel Barrymere
Prene Money
Funeral services follow death of area resident
A local obituary notes the death of a longtime resident and church member. She leaves several siblings and a large extended family including nine grandchildren. Funeral arrangements call for services at her home then burial in Mumville.
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Mat
Nef
Amberloeo
Node
Smicksbure
May Morris
Sis
Skinner
Smirkshure
Nebraska
J. J. Goad
Smirkshure E
AL Goad
Plumville
A. de
C. Goad
Marion Center
T. C. Coot
Phonville
Mumville
Camp Lee Boys Get Furlough
Camp Lee soldiers will be furloughed as trains prepare to depart for various centers. Readiness and steam up were noted as men arrived and prepared to move, with schedules likely to shift as departures occur.
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Camp Lee
Cline Money Sought For Legmar Bout In New York Match
In Philadelphia and New York press chatter details a boxing bout involving Patsy Cline and proposed challengers. Rumors swirl of a major payout, promoter interest, and a twenty round potential contest with heavy betting and media attention.
Vague Sports Ticket Talk Prompts Low Cost Accommodations
A garbled OCR style note discusses centers and college teams with scattered phrases about Pittsburg, West Varrotaras, Mavs, and a potential election or purchase of party tickets. It hints at reductions, substitutions, and ensuring the best accommodations at the lowest rate, but specifics are unclear. The integrity of names and places is uncertain due to transcription errors.
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