Fire Horse Dies of Broken Heart After Being Replaced
Los Angeles reports Snowball, the oldest fire department horse, died from a broken heart after being replaced by motor apparatus. A park gardener recalls the horse’s reacti on to the distant siren as engines neared, ending with Snowball’s death and a mournful note on modernization.
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Los Angeles
Marcel
Snowball
South Park
Tron
After Taps Then What in Navy Train Station Scene
A fragmented account depicts a figure at a Navy training station silently praying after taps. The text, though garbled, hints at a late night routine, absence of others, and reflections on duty and memory amid unclear additional events.
Soft Drink Hotel Stock Bottled Wine and Cordials
A garbled OCR note describes a hotel with wine and cordial stock and mentions a New York section and a dispenser behind a secret, with bottles and garbled references to a hotel display or storage. The passage remains unclear about people, dates, or actions beyond stock description.
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Sertion
New York
Tela San
Iatilan
Celina Sidher
Theetary
Renee
Sappf
Old Sores Piles Burns and Scalds Heal Very Quickly
Fragmented ad text describes a product promising rapid healing for sores piles burns and scalds. It references San Cura ointment and contains garbled branding and dubious claims. The readable portions imply a prior promotion asking readers to try the ointment and noting general skin care benefits.
Bell System Annual Report Highlights 1918 Milestones
The Bell System reports 14,000 employees entered military service in 1918 and 10,992,325 telephones in operation. Net earnings reached $54,293,6.
Telephoned Promises and the Ball System War Effort
A fragmented report discusses fundamental soundarces at the Ball System and its wartime performance. It notes Theodore No Vail’s defense of open practices, praises Bell System cooperation, and cites industry support for temperate standards and wartime efficiency amid persistent challenges.
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Meyer
Serra
Tinplate Wireless
Ablella Teypertant
Hell
Menpeanis Erie
Bel
Seourml
Oisleaatoon
Mito
University of Colorado figure appointed Red Cross head
Dr Livingston Part rou, former president of the University of Colorado, is named chairman of the Central Committee and executive head of the Mexican Red Cross, succeeding in the ongoing wartime relief efforts. Dr Farrand has addressed tuberculosis in Voie.
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RED Cross
Livingston Partrou
University of Colorado
Central Computers Aid
Minrican Red Cross
Ong
Jon Twe
Farrand
Daughter's Tears Win Clemency for Father
A fourteen year old girl pleaded with Judge Trollister for clemency for her father Mike Yuras charged with breaking the loft-Sreight war. The court granted mercy with Miké to spend one hour in custody of the United States Marshal.
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Shae
Mike Yuras
Mike Waz
Pedoral
Jude Trollister
Miké
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