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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
2
A brief note suggests archery will return this summer but may attract few girls with slender arms, comparing its popularity to harp playing and mentioning a curious ceremonial tone and an odd phrase about “the arrival of the dishes.”
A Chicago woman relates a puzzling remark about her husband and a misquoted phrase involving a Morning Glory Bunch, yielding confusion and amusement. The odd exchange highlights a misheard or garbled local slogan or nickname.
Dismissals of railway mail branch workers tied to political influence prompt calls for inquiry. Samuel Gompers backs postal employees amid claims of political motives, with representatives pressing for committee investigations into post office department practices and treatment of workers. Insurgent and Democratic members push for labeled speech transparency in the Congressional Record.
A reflective piece arguing that many judge by appearances and social status, misreading Jesus as a threat while missing the divine message. It cites scribes Pharisees priests and public leaders who failed to recognize the Messiah, urging spiritual discernment over worldly judgment. The text traces misjudgment across past and present, warning against superficial readings of faith.
A partial OCR fragment shows a religious line referencing Christ and God with numbers such as 7000. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or complete sentences making exact meaning uncertain. The fragment mentions misjudgment and blessings in a devotional phrase.
A garbled OCR fragment presents a brief, unclear exchange about Jesus and the blessing of those who are not revealed by flesh and blood. It mentions Jesus as the Son of God and hints at a recognition or acknowledgment, but the text is severely corrupted and offers no coherent event or context.
A fragmentary note describes fear of firing and an offer of four in the past weeks, mentioning Ha and Flo in an unsettled context. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names, dates, or a coherent event to confirm a full item.
A partially readable fragment shows Jeanne dozing on a heap and being roused by a figure named Samuel or similar. The text involves a tunnel or passage and a moment of awakening with unclear narrative direction. General setting suggests a quiet, dim scene with couplet dialogue.
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