News of a Week in Condensed Form Battles and Fires Worldwide
This condensed wrap reports on Utah plots against cattle and hogs, a federal espionage conviction of Perley B. Doe, state and national war efforts, fires destroying the Amiconda Montana plant, and shifts in fishing canning control. It notes volunteer enlistment surges, indictments in Sacramento, and international war updates from Washington to Vienna.
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Intermountain
Utah
Monts
Tien
Mise Woul
Mont
Amiconda
Standard
Tn Ue
Federal Food
Northwest
Seattle
Phones Wardall
Wardall
Driten Timer Nleww Amster Hhuni
Germany
Pretile
Navy Department
Washington
Real health means energy for new thoughts and ventures
The passage argues real health is more than sustenance and routine labor. It defines health as nervous energy enabling idea generation, initiative, and sustained, high quality effort beyond the average. Endurance, not just hours, drives success and concentration.
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Hugo Masters
Turks Seek British Aid Amid War Atrocity Reflections
A letter excerpt from a New York resident describes relief efforts and suffering after war in Palestine. It notes Turkish troops harming civilians and the need for aid, with mention of volunteers and wounded soldiers receiving gratitude for support.
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Valeentine Rohijieon
Wyil Street
New York
Palestine
Devens
Fragmentary note on biblical writings before Christ
The text appears as garbled OCR about writings prior to Christ and references to Old and New Testament context. It is unclear but mentions the Gu outoment, Dltat, Doctorres, and the Gospel in a historical religious frame.
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Firth of
Chiriet
Hern
Pune
Clertat
Lucia, the Unsinkable Ship, to Cross Atlantic Openly
The Lucia, a 9000 ton non sinkable vessel, will load this week and sail to Europe without convoy as a challenge to German submarines. Marine engineer William B. Donnelly will oversee loading and safety cell systems designed to keep the ship afloat even if a hull is breached.
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Washington
Lucia
Europe
Luchan
John A. Donald
Vergency Feet Corporation
Shipping Board
William B. Donnelly
New York
VII Krive
Lica
Austria
Menis
Donnelly
Red Cross Christmas Drive Gains Millions of Members
The Christma s drive adds about 17 500 000 new Red Cross members bringing total enrollment to 23 475 000 or 22 percent of the U S population. Central division led with 8 800 000 new members as Atlantic and Southwestern divisions also show large gains. Unfavorable weather limited results but officials call the drive a strong success and expect little change to figures. Trade with Porto Rico rises with 91 percent of last year’s 184 016 141 in US trade coming from the United States. The island’s US purchases grew by over 20 000 000 as American influence expands amid wartime measures. Government weather reports note a harsh winter with heavy storms affecting conditions.
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Amerian Museu
New York
Riverside
Cal
United Railways Company
St. Lewis
Taken Wien
Wid War Service Wits
Dudley A. Loomla
Lottho Stampa
Port SH
Alcrema
Loutis
Anton Vies
Doudhouts
Faort Aed
Pete
Countes
Moomer Nan Quebvatad Fy
Ward
Comibeston
Lauglan
Paris
Eahipalen
Lallaoreye
Teanabane
Rome
Atele
von Seydier
Charles
Vienna
Berlin
Boersen Gigette
Tumantn
John F. Jenlene
Hull
Posen
Marshal von Hindenburg
von Ludendorf
Kellex Zeitung
Venustiano Carranza
Mexico
William
Germany
Regtee’s, Limited
Carranza
Jerusalem
Cunard
Telsh
Michigan
Wisconsin
Rechlan
Hyekty
Nicholiie
Nheholso
Alwsndri Josefowena
Pashtoon
Allanton Horkestan
Nicebolus
Constantinaphe
Beelia
Washington
Fizures
Red Cross
United States
Chicago
Atlantic
Gentral
Gulf
Luke
Mountain
New England
Northern
Northwestern
Pacific
Pennsylvania
Potomac
Southern
Southwestern
Porto Rico
Porto Meo
Judge Ruppenthal Notes Language Surges Beyond Dictionaries
Judge Ruppenthal says language outruns dictionaries with 1000+ western terms in his Kansas dictionary from shortgrade courts. He notes that Standard and Webster miss terms like Roosevelt's "Juge-Slay" and the army "barrage."
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Ruppenthal Snys
Kansas
Ruppenthal
Roosevelt
Kansas City Star
Local man fined for odd canine mischief
Henry Ward of La Tina Kansas faced a city ordinance charge after tying a tin can to a bulldog named Filover. The court found him guilty and fined eleven dollars.
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Henry Ward
la Tina
Kan
M Flex
Ward
Recipe for Gray Hair Cream Instructions
A half pint of water is mixed with one on, glycerine, and a few drops of glycerine. The instructions claim the preparation can be used with little cost. The text is garbled and partially illegible but references a homemade mixture or remedy for gray hair and includes steps and quantities.
Fragmented Tale From Noisy Schoolyard Gossip
A buggy overheard exchange recalls students whispering about Hinzel Smith and Jimmie in a school scene. The talk hints at rumors about alleged wrongdoing and tabloid style gossip among kids, with misheard names and fragments of accusations.
Fragments Reflect Unclear Message Across Lines
A garbled OCR passage signals a distressed speaker unsure of prayers and outcomes. It references a political figure and a call to service, with incomplete lines that hinder clear meaning. The text hints at hesitation, sleep, and uncertain guidance amid a storm or crisis.
War-wrecked French village rebuilt and a claret quip
Frank Butler and William H Crocker of San Francisco rebuilt a French village at their expense. In a wine shortage tale Crocker recalls a guest asking for claret and his butler Higgs replying that it is not the best but it is the best available.
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Frank Butler
William H. Crocker
San Francisco
Mr. Crocker
Higgs
Quotes on credit and perseverance from Pioneer Press
A reflective note on credit worthiness and persistence. The speaker contrasts confident borrowers with those who endure struggle, suggesting failure after long perseverance beats seeking superficial distinction.
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