Apple of Sodom Flowering by Dead Sea Lore
In southeast Palestine the Dead Sea lies about 47 miles long and nine miles wide with no outlet. Its waters rise from the Jordan and other streams and evaporate. the shores show salt encrusted trees and a rock mass called Udsum. Nearby is the legendary Sodom site and a plant called the Apple of Sodom that looks good but is bitter and fibrous when ripe. The sea sits 1,202 feet below the Mediterranean and has 24 to 26 percent salts, making it buoyant and deadly to ordinary fish.
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Dead Sea
Palestine
Sea of Lot
Lits
Jordan
Udsum
Sodom
Lil
Udaum
Mediterranean
Youthful appearance hinders bank financing says editorials
A magazine excerpt argues that bankers fear financing young owners. It claims youth signals inexperience and disrupts trust with older workers and investors. It suggests older, reliable presenters ease access to capital and leadership credibility.
Brain size and neural factors in larger mammals
A fragment discusses brain weight differences among species, noting whales and elephants as large-brained examples and hinting at neural capacity. It references the study of brain cells and their genetic relation to brain function and behavior, aiming to relate neural elements to cognitive performance.
Fragmented OCR Note on Agriculture and Health Event
Incoherent OCR text mentions agriculture and health topics with unclear references. Names like Lanier A. Garteld appear amid garbled terms and misplaced fragments suggesting a conference or meeting context.
Unclear Text Fragment Returns No Usable Event
Fragmentary OCR text presents no coherent event, names, or identifiable places. Unable to extract a factual news item, dates, or involved organizations for a proper card.
Fragmentary notice on a lost item or event in progress
A partial OCR text fragment mentions a person or event with unclear details. The readable portions show names and actions but lack coherent context, making exact identification difficult. The item appears to reference a move or transfer and a date sequence, with several garbled words.
War News Roundup Across Borders and Battles
A compilation notes casualties including A C Kemmis of Sand Point on a Canadian list. Washington taxes railroads urged to stay low. Roosevelt forecasts navy personnel rise to 500000. Randall found guilty in Red Wing. Shipping and industry orders rise as war demands grow. Foreign fronts report German offensives and Allied counteractions, with multiple prisoner counts and strategic movements across Europe and the Atlantic.
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Intermountain
A. C. Kemmis
Sand Point
Edu
Lst
Uotil
Spokane Country Club
Boar
Butte
Lister
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Secretary of the Treasury
W. G. McAdoo
McAdoo
Joey Miller
San Francisco
Prinkle Gage
New Orleans
Oxden
United States Navy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy
Brooklyn N.S
Randall
National Nonpartisan League
Army
Red Wing
Minn
Kenyon
Federal Trade Commission
State Department
la Father Hnd
Berlin
George Ehret
York
Shipping Board
New England
South Atlantic
Railroad Administration
Havelock Wilson
Seamen's and Firemen’s Union
London
Mercantile Marine
Gornji
Wilian Dagleedie
Pleaganton
Cah
Davis Office
Kort Omealia
Wwiierinok
Perton Gishig
Selieke
HF. Cooper
Chicago
Ployer
Pjell
Kelley
Pennsylvania
Baker
Guiven Borgluna
United States
Norway
America
War Trade Board
Wison
Congress
United States Army
The
Liberty Loan Campaign Surpasses Third Oversubscription
Washington reports the third Liberty loan oversubscribed with totals near 4 billion dollars as banks and districts push to exceed prior campaign highs. Treasury notes show strong subscriptions across all federal reserve districts and states including Delaware doubling its quota amid a nationwide rush on war bonds.
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Washington
Love
Tresary Department
Puilliday
Barnes
Federal Reserve
Delaware
Treasury
Emperor Charles of Austria Faces Parliament Adjournment
Vienna reports Emperor Charles of Austria has empowered the Austrian premier to adjourn parliament due to the severe food crisis. The government will focus entirely on the economic problem to sustain the population as political and economic strain continues after nine years of hardship.
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Charles
Austria
Amsterdam
Charles of Austria
Vienna
Bertin
Airplanes Bink Boats In Baltic Sea Supply Run
A Dutch report notes airmen and ships delivering gravel and copper to the German front. The Hague describes a single day loss of twenty three Helgian boats sunk while heading toward enemy lines, with vessels laden and framed near the rear.
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Amsterdam
Lorusstag
Ue Corte
Lew Nowvelled
The
Hague
Menedy
Woman Dies as Auto Hits Pedestrian in CAM Area
In Callumpalgene CAM Stella Jatin reports a fatal incident as a speeding vehicle strikes a pedestrian. The victim sustains a broken neck path and is declared dead. investigation and official actions follow.
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Callumpalgene
Cam
Stella Jatinson
Wu Kended
Wabily
Capetown Premier Plans Substitution in South Africa Leadership
Report describes Capetown General Tanils Potlia, premier of the uli of South Africa, involved in recent shifts within the South African brigade Barapa. It notes calls for a substitute and a United States mission to assess leadership from Gabriel Pares, former head of the Hepublians.
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Capetown
Tanils Potlia
Uli
South Afeica
Ty Barapa
Mks Cuntie
Wienlt Velit Enti Bor
Wiven
Perut
Tong Wike
Mand
Amarion
Premet
United Stats
Gabriel Pares
The
Hepublians
Parte
Kaiser's Legions Held by Allies Near Front Lines
Allied forces press the Kaisers on multiple fronts as British and French troops regain positions near Villers Bretonneux and Hangard. American units engage in close combat using a new sawed off shotgun weapon, while French and British advances push toward Avre and areas south of Hangard. In Mesopotamia and Palestine, campaigns continue with gains for the Allies and Turkish forces retreating near Mogul.
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Lord Rochevert Cecil
Blockane
Germany
Great Britain
Valli Pedter
Hudatrite
Pedter
Hin
Thidoslon
Finland
Hetdhuctors
Husdang
Miseda
Cherebeeat
Twuk
Laddon Daily
Hullin
Holewinn
Mate Hay
Krobe
Bevan
Washington
Gune
Sixt Yon Arnin
Ypres
Juet
Aulens
Villera-Bretonneux
Hungard
Villers Bretonneux
Eut
Hangard
Halles
Castel
Avre
Brlilah
Mesopotamia
Palestine
Mor Og
Bagdad
Mogul
Turk River
Yanken Airmen Report Combat in Toul Sector
American airmen in the sector northwest of Toul reported Sunday a series of battles in Varix four. All combats were Indopave, with one plane returning wing holes and two others damaged by shell fragments from enemy fire.
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Toul
Ahelle
Wnthereratt Gus
Leaders on Trial for IWW Conspiracy in War Effort
In Chicago the government began prosecution of 112 IWW leaders on May 2 as special prosecutor Meank K. Nebeker argued the organization plotted a wide conspiracy to undermine America’s war aims.
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Chicago
Meank K. Nebeker
America
Transfer Ordered to Prevent Escape in Slavic Resignations
Copenhagen rumor from Vienna reports that Silva Farrenna Avatrian agriculture minister M Horhoscokekl Ruthenian minister and M Zolxes Slavoniand minister resigned in protest against the government's pledge to repress Slavenian agitation in Holemla.
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Copenhagen
Vienna
Silva Farrenna
M. Horhoscokekl
M. Zolxes
Holemla
New Building Record at New York Shipbuilding Camden
A new building record was set Monday at the Camden shipyard, New York Shipbuilding, by the Tuckahoe steel collier. The event occurred at the plant, with remarks noting the rapid progress and the one month timeline to completion.
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Washington
Tuckahow
New York
Camden
S.J
Fighting in Kiev Continues Amid Partisan Clashes
Telegrams report ongoing heavy fighting in Kiev between partisan supporters of the ell government and opposing factions. Edge of violence marked by continued clashes and military activity around key zones, with observers noting no immediate ceasefire.
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Kiev
London
Ell
Zarch
Passport Measure Approved By Washington
Washington approves a measure requiring all entering the United States to obtain a permit before arrival and granting the president broad power to restrict entry and waiting from American ports.
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Washington
Administration
United States
Pervia Mulls Treaties In The Hague Amid Turbulent Talks
Fragmented notes indicate Pervia considers new treaties at The Hague. Reportedly stalled by Persia and Britain while discussing lines of engagement and a possible peace framework.
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The
Hague
Pereta
Holland
Persia
American Officer Kilind and Linurenans In Battling Western Front
A United States officer Kilind and Linurenans engage in a battalion skirmish near Picunly Me. Lewis is reported killed by a volley. The unit arrived Friday and progresses toward Wlewelly Va Ayal near Astin.
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Kilind
Linurenans Cukenel
Lewis
Picunly
Astin
Boy Purchases Carnations for His Girl
A shabby fourteen year old boy squeezes through a crowd around a bar to buy two cent carnations. A saleswoman notices his grimy hand and a crowding din. The boy claims the flowers are for his girl, not his father, as a passerby tells a sentimental tale about his mother in a hospital.
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Cnuntey
Evening at Gpollad's: a date at a fancy dinner
A fragment from Dayton News recalls a couple at a stylish restaurant scene. The man jokes about his partner’s joy while noting his own tension about affording the setting, describing a fairyland atmosphere with music and trees.
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Ariting
Dayton News
Fragmented Quote Scramble Reflects Mentions of Truth
A garbled OCR fragment quotes a speaker named Midwa claiming a fallacy of being a producer. The text contains misspellings and inconsistent capitalization, making attribution and context unclear.
Fragmentary Muse Notes Inspire Surreal Line
A garbled stream of phrases hints at personal reflection and creative fragments. The text mentions family, novel ideas, and speculative imagery about eggs and sorrows, lacking clear events or identities.
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