Christmas Reunion Sparks Lonely Hearts In Apartment
An elderly woman Miss Hollister helps a lonely girl on Christmas by inviting her to share a dinner. The pair form a plan to spread cheer and end up bringing together a widowed man and his long-estranged wife. A botched reunion becomes a festive turning point as marriages and friendships emerge amid holiday warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Miss Hollister
Mise Hollister
Abrinthias
Misa Holliater
Miss Alken
Jack
Migs Hollister
Nere
Mina Hollister
John
Mary
Mr. Merton
Misa Aiken
Mis Aiken
Ofe
Umno
Max Hollister
Buying unsuitable ties in the Philadelphia Inquirer
A morbid observer mocks shoppers around the necktie counter as women pick ties. He jokes that even a blind man would rather buy a horse than a tie, imagining garish pink neckties and a parade of sartorial missteps for men and a mockery of holiday dress. He concludes he would prefer a white boy to pick ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aketeton
Ness
Apolledt
Willie
Philadelphia Loquirer
Surprise in Store for Banta
Fragmentary text mentions a door, a chest of something, and a string attached to a water jug, with unclear action surrounding a person named Dante Cloua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banta
Jack
Harold
Baruki
Dante Cloua
Americans in France Turn Fortunes After War Release
Thousands of discharged American soldiers in France seek fortune after WWI. Many stay to work with American firms rebuilding the devastated region, while others study or return home. A few, including a Brest supplier, report notable profits. others pursue diverse ventures from ice cream to farming and tailoring, with several marrying French partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paria
Franeer
Wan
Hogea
Brest
Brothers G A R Veterans Meet After 50 Years
Dayton veterans J A White seventy Seni O and George White seventy six returning from Columbia encampment were introduced by a fellow veteran in Seattle. They recognized each other as brothers who left Towanda Pennsylvania over fifty years ago with one heading to the Brack Hills Dakota Territory and the other to Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
J. A. White
Seni O
George White
Seattle
Wish
Columbia
Towanda
Brack Hills
Dakota Territory
Ohio
Tire and Repair Shop Opens as Vulcanizing Looms
An opening of a tire and axle repair shop is described as awaiting arrival of a real vulcanizing team to speed work in Paris. Locals report tube repairs now use cement patches and take a week, while vulcanizing could cut time to hours. Newspaper men adapt quickly, many pursuing ideas outside office hours, including wealth schemes and potential hotel and restaurant chains near battlefront towns. A youth missing the American influence plans to lease a shoe shining parlor.
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Ateam
Paris
Battlefront
Bolshevism Gains and Strikes in Denmark
A Copernite correspondent notes Bolshevism has limited influence in Denmark compared with Norway, with syndicalists and left socialists shaping wage disputes. The Danish syndicalists target the majority socialist party, while authorities use arrests and prosecutions to curb unrest. Employers threaten a general strike and import cheaper goods if wage demands rise.
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London
Denmark
Norway
Common Sense
Copenhagen
Scandinavia
Association of Testles
Liege
Ths
Staubing
Borgbjerg
Sweden
Left Socialiste
World Wide Price Hikes Hit England Hard
The article notes a surge in living costs across Europe and the Americas, with England seeing a 116 percent rate for September and 120 percent for October. Sweden reports overall price increases about 107 percent since June, while Argentina contemplates removing some tariffs and profit margins to reduce costs.
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White Themam International Beringement
unclear source text for a headline
unreadable OCR fragment contains no clear events or names to summarize into a factual item with dates places or organizations.
Armed Man Goes to Church in Kansas City
Frank Darins from Kansas City Kansas armed with a revolver and a razor went to church Sunday morning to meet a friend. He paid a $50 fine in the Kansas site court after claiming he acted for protection. The judge noted Darins said he intended to confront the man who wronged him.
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Kansas City
Frank Darins
Kan
Kansas Site
Dartix
A. L. Harred
Kitty Dellaes
Ald
Man's Bottles His Undoing in New Kensington Turmoil
In New Kensington a man known as Milune is arrested as authorities raid a cache tied to illicit liquor. Troopers found whisky bottles and other contraband scattered across a home, with multiple suspects linked to the hidden stash and previous propaganda-related activity.
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New Kensington
John Milune
Potnso
Minots Aide Team Trounces Opponent In Upset
In a surprising result on December 11, Minots defeated their rival to end a winless streak. The game featured key plays by standout players from both sides, with Minots sealing the victory in the final buzzer.
Ended Idolatry in Hawaii and Kapolani's Bold Act
A century after Kapolani daughter of Ki Witimalitu defied the fire goddess Pele at Kilauea, Hawaii. In 1820 after teaching with missionaries she visited the volcano against her husband Nathe's advice, hurled stones and tasted enchanted berries to prove a new faith. Her act led to the end of Pele worship and a shift to Christianity among Hawaiians.
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Rilauen
Hawaeli
Pole
Kapiolani
Ki Witimalitu
Hilo
Nathe
Kona
Manna Loa
Ghent
Kaplolant
Pele
Hawaii
Insist on Facts for a Better Community
A reflective editorial urges lifelong competence and steadfast character. It argues that steady personal integrity strengthens the community, condemns complacency, and envisions a future built on truth, urging readers to contribute to a more honest, happier world.
One of the Family Wedding Procession at Autumn Ceremony
A September outdoor wedding for a sister featured elaborate mural arches and an altar. The house produced a procession as the minister arrived, the bride wore greenery, and the family dog joined the procession then rested by the altar during the ceremony at bicaga Tribune.
Courage and True Courage in Moral Strength
A fragmented meditation on courage as inner discipline and purposeful resolve. The text contrasts outward labels with inner truth, urging consistent ethical action over surface appearances and self deception.
Fragmented Local Story Teases Avakien Tale
A garbled OCR fragment hints at Avakien themed fiction or feature with names like Lanett and Ky. The legible bits mention a liver and a city setting, creating a puzzle-like item in a historical newspaper page.
Wet Permanent Plan Revealed At Local Meeting
A garbled local notice outlines a plan discussed at a community meeting. It references assistance for residents and a timeline, with attendees including local officials and residents seeking guidance on a new service. The fragment hints at planning steps and potential implementation dates.
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Prance
Liston
Amick
Moortin
Weston
Kent County
Tien Epumrvntiy Limaie
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Thakwek
Melatonk Childa
Biping
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Lems
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Vegas
Boyd Park
Boyd Park Makers OF
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