War and sport unite in call for united team play
Indiana International News Service reports on how home support and leadership shape success, drawing a parallel between major league clubs and war effort. It urges citizens to back the lines with nerve unity economy sacrifice and concentrated effort to secure victory and a swift peace.
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Fir
Beegan
Erand
Elas
Jan Hay
Beith
United
United Sacrifice
United Economy
United Aid
United Loyalty
Olyjeel
Jonge
Tate
Understanding Urff and the sane self in a crowd
A fragmented reflection on recognizing a person who resembles a sibling in a crowd. The piece argues such individuals are often the sanest, possessing an enviable self appreciation and inner gladness that requires no external influence. It suggests focusing on them rather than mocking or pitying.
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Lawerster
Home Remedy for Aching Feet and Soothing Sores
The text prescribes a folk treatment for sore feet involving soaking in water with Sadie brew, adding more hot water as needed, rubbing ointment into joints, and wrapping feet in cloth or stockings. It also suggests using a foot case inside shoes to protect the feet.
Origin of Pig Buffalo Horse Asia Gainly (Olde Type)
Fragmentary OCR text discusses origins of pig buffalo and horse with archaic phrasing. Mentions Sus palustris near in olde form, Turkescur arrival, buffalo adaptation to surroundings, and references to Caucasus and neolithic terms. Contains unclear passages and many corrupted phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Ito Pic
Caucasus
Reese
Fabers
Nation Keeps A Grip On Roads Measure 185
A historic measure proposes federal control of U.S. transportation and road ownership postwar, arguing government ownership strengthens nationwide efficiency. Opponents warn of private industry loss and Congress power over rail and road systems.
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Washington
Jin
Congress
Dili
Wilset
Tollaave
Trensnarfuition Sastedis Dreyedo
Terena
Esviers
Sevahie Roel Danee Tonstriu
Aisie Enierive
Pete Bof
Therronds
Ginder
Comernd
Merdoe
Tiare
Mother and Son Jailed for Draft Evasion Story Strain
A damaged account reports a mother and her son jailed for dodging the draft amid a tense wartime climate. Names, dates, and places are unclear, with fragmented text describing court action, possible marriage ties, and further conscription details. The piece mentions authorities and a timeline around a November period, but specifics are obscured by the OCR damage.
Czar in War on Socialiss
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a political topic involving Bolsheviki Cet and appeals to Garuars. Readable items mention public figures and places but wording is garbled, limiting clear factual extraction. The item reads like a news brief with political context and names obscured by OCR errors.
Disease Eliminates Sick Man as a Curious Case in Trenches
A physician asserts a disease is so thoroughly eradicated that a sick man becomes a curiosity. The report describes medical observations, soldier injuries, and the stark toll of wartime illness, noting that despite advances some cases still emerge and challenge care.
Had a Hard Fall In The Ground Flow
A brief item notes a fall during a ground flow incident with uncertain quotes and unclear details. The fragment mentions someone offering to let go and possibly a participant named Jay, with reference to a pont and seat. Specifics are garbled, but the event appears to involve a mishap or accident during a physical activity.
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Jay
Fragments Reflect Odd Riff on Heating and Science
The text presents a garbled dialogue about electric water heaters and energy, weaving jargon with scattered phrases. It hints at debates among chemists and scientists, mentioning scales and magnets, but the overall meaning remains obscured and fragmented.
Fragmented OCR Text Analyzes Kept Names and Places
The readable fragments refer to a list of names and roles with scattered phrases about legal actions and witnesses. It mentions Paton, Peopathe, Tre, and Geer ep Witenes with unclear context. The passage lacks coherent events or dates to form a clear summary.
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Gulag
Fragmented account hints at urban crisis and aid
The text appears as garbled OCR from a historical page mentioning city centers, calls for aid, and failed promises. It references places like India Parkas and Pros with vague events, suggesting a study of urban deprivation and public relief amid unclear dates and names.
Fragmented OCR reads like a cryptic local brief
The text is heavily garbled with random strings and partial phrases about place names, figures, and events. Readable elements reference New York, a pine, and various names, but no coherent story or identifiable facts emerge.
Fragmentary notes on a political meeting and voting
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a political meeting or votes with unclear names and dates. The readable parts suggest a discussion or testimony and proba or vote references without identifiable entities or concrete details.
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Indiana
International News Service Report
Evening Gazette
City Editor
Pie
Normal Conservatory of Music
Rexford D, Colburn
Arrey
New York
Shan
Pinus
Daehoe
Liehterman
Perini
Czar
Bolsheviki
Garuars
Tui & List Vinay Et
Padua
Goa
Fae
Cera
Stendivfon
Mendis
Per Petiies
Ot Wriper
Miley
Ernest
Pepylrtm
Holy Guy
Crnanf
Frangheanistan
India
Parkas
Mehasratie
Cewidites
Tide
Fsb
Shiva
Cory
Brilhart
Bhrilhart
Blore
Indian
Philadelphia Street
Sora
Water Reet
John McConnelbarmers Bank
Sale
Uwa Brick Houses
Ty l L. Mabwards
Brust
Pues & Pub
D. UT
Stewart
Ilélphirstreck
Charles FF
Par Sale-Kern
Samuel Fis F Devrasod
Erhesd
Feria Fawn
Uo. Jocative of
Wiscus
Endiana
Paw
Mor Sale
Bob Sleds
T. L. Orv
Sox
Aritha
J. R. Allis
Gazette Office
Ersky-Gepenemmar Nares
Lt. Corbett & Sons
Parkwood
Shury McCreary
Bell
Amet Drivers Fur Company
Worth
Smith Boiling
Clawson House First National Bank
Martha J
Wirst Nation Rantiv
Intti
Winder
Vette Ome
Pneumon
Cascara
Quininen
Cary
Carey
Reed Tor
Arthur FO Rille
Patty Lewis
Kingsas City
Clmnes
China
Sualile Post-Intelligencer
Eben
Grand Theatre
Iy Iy
Vphs
Jo-Night
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