Vanderbries Speaks at Chamber of Commerce Noon
J WM Vanderbries delivers a noon talk for the Chamber of Commerce urging study of community welfare, ethics in advertising, and a cooperative business spirit. He argues for mutual respect and cooperation over cutthroat competition, stressing civic progress and ethical conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. WM. Vanderbries
C. OF C
Chamber OF Commerce
Conulys
Mr Vandermviss
Tannen
Sais Meesary Fern
Lecture by G7 U worker at Virgqua Church
A dense, garbled report describes a lecture event at Virgqua Church led by a G7 U worker. The text lists scattered phrases, names, and possible attendees, with unclear context and many transcription errors, but centers on a church gathering and a guest speaker.
Rivoli Vaudeville Comedy Quartet Feature
A fragmented listing shows a Rivoli vaudeville bill featuring a comedy quartet with names and acts. The item notes stage performers such as Mrs Bowers and others amid unclear lines suggesting song and dance routines and a musical revue sequence.
New Serum Arrests Diabetic Coma For First Time Recorded
A historic report describes a new serum arresting a diabetic coma, claimed as the first successful use in a hospital setting. Details outline insulin therapy sourced from a major clinical center and credit doctors at New York Hospital for the breakthrough patient response and early recovery.
Unclear OCR fragment featuring football men and officials
The readable text mentions Careh George Reagan Drnneior HOM Wiles and Tar Crosse with brief notes on a conference and reactions. The fragment is garbled with names and phrases, offering no coherent event, outcome, or date to summarize.
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Careh
George Reagan
Drnneior
Bernaedy
Ore Tax Case For Argument In Gopher High Court
A disjointed OCR item reports an ore tax case slated for argument in Minnesota's Gopher High Court. The text includes stray names, places, and garbled phrases, but centers on a tax dispute reaching the state supreme level. No clear parties or dates are legible.
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Gopher High Court
Milwaukee Prison Strike Ties Up Corrections Factory
Turbulent week at Milwaukee House of Correction amid a factory strike and alleged deliberate fire plug clogging. Superintendent Walter Maman blamed the act for hampering firefighting as inmate laborers faced disciplinary measures and investigations by the county civil service commission.
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Milwaukee House OF Correction
Faetery
Eeraveiion
Penal Institution
County Civil Service Commission
Walter Maman
Tralee
Why Go Abroad Why Travel When War Ends?
Fragment read as travel rhetoric praising Switzerland and California as superior to American scenes. Mentions borders, storms, and travel constraints, with scattered phrases about safety, scenery, and comparing overseas trips to domestic ones. Contains garbled names and places, but conveys a preference for foreign settings over local options.
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Adyvanen
Garssports
New York
Swirerrillu
Switzerland
Bear Mountain
Californics
Ingik
Jooke
Stock Market Close Amid Mixed Tweaks and Gains
The market ended with mixed signals as late trading lifted select shares while others hovered near session lows. Tech and industrials showed modest gains with pockets of pressure in energy and materials sectors as investors assessed corporate results and economic cues.
Fire resistant wood filler search yields ammonia phosphate
A historic test compiles salts and compounds for wood fire retardants. Ammonia phosphate emerges as best, releasing a non water vapable gas and forming a protective film on wood while aiming to preserve strength and appearance.
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Crear
Major H. S. Brinkerhof Dies After Influenza
Funeral services were held for Major H. S. Brinkerhof, retired, who died after a brief illness from influenza. The Eighth Infantry escorted his body from the hospital to the vault awaiting shipment to the United States.
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Coblenz
Tress
H. S. Brinkerhof
Eighth Infantry
United States
Obituary notices for Verherd and others in Wisconsin area
Obituary notices report Verherd pnogarth of Winona aged 20 dying after long illness at parents home, survived by parents four sisters and extended family. Funeral and burial details to be announced with Krytos lodge handling service at Woodlawn Cemetery. Additional notices honor Louis Anderson and Mrs Charlotte Heizer with details of deaths, funeral arrangements, and family tributes in Vernon and La Crosse regions.
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Verherd Pnogarth
Afr
Wilhwim Pokarth
Winena
Ho Pritherg
Issen Id
Toot Cresse
Tek
Kuwrenne
Clavles
Meretol
la Crosse
Charlotte Heizer
Chairlotte
Taizer
Tie
Chmpbell
Salem Yaad
Will leaves $250000 to 102 beneficiaries in San Francisco
The late Joseph Bisagno’s will allocates a $250000 estate among 102 people who impressed him during his life. Recipients include physicians judges and various community members. The list spans diverse professions and social circles reflecting his gratitude for kindness shown to him.
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Francisco
Calif
Jooseph Bisagno
Werlold
Bachetor Dluwian
Puni
Tomah Public Library: City Circulation and History
The Tomah Public Library maintains a large city circulation and serves as a cultural hub for Mistix residents in eastern Monury. The 1922 census counted the city population at about three hundred and twenty thousand, with thousands of books and related materials housed. Caroline W. Weswinkle led the library for decades, and the 1940 facility emphasizes community services, courts, and charitable groups that meet in heated spaces during the town’s daily life.
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TOMAL
Mistix
Caroline Wlly Weswinkle
Careneghc
Rarnest Pancktey
Reity
Esstera Y Moepres
Stanty
Patel
Blaine Frees Four Bootleggers in Tuesday Proceedings
A garbled report notes Blaine releases four bootleggers amid court actions. Pardons are mentioned by Governor Slie, with references to judge Symmons of Kenosha and district court orders. Names and places are unclear, but the event centers on post conviction releases and related proceedings.
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Jitav Ata Winna Kenshaines
Vie Mulberger
Lavernor Slie
Hare
Ooryeet
Ian
Tnesday
Bistriet
Symmons
Kenosha
Kenosha Cumty
Belden
S.A
Phefie Levine
Dil Belden
Turks Indicate They Will Agree to Straits Plan
The Associated Press reports Turkish delegates signal willingness to back a plan for the Straits. United States officials pressed for open passage and international control as a condition of peace, with ongoing diplomatic maneuvering noted in sessions.
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United States
Yorks
Chanar
Trenton
Pepston
Stokes
Tibet
Great
Bentinom
Barrere
Atmerican troops press on toward Vienna in drive
Allied forces advancing into German territory report progress after a sustained push. Reports indicate heavy handling of the retreating German units and a focus on securing key positions as operations continue.
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Vienna
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