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Newspaper

Laurel Daily Argus

Location

Laurel, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1912

Page

4

Wedding planned for Mary Kate with summer ceremony

Mary Kate is set to wed on Wednesday June 8 at the Chamberlain Presbyterian church. Relatives and friends will gather for the ceremony and a reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Langley. The bride to be will attend college in coming years and the family hosts host an industrious social afternoon.

Ani J Tian Ieee Sono Oirible Lan Shelby Avange Mate Kage Dacator Mary ‘Kate Mrvud Barnil Wet Laroel Migs Che Ferriif

Unclear fragmentary text signals local item

Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places with unclear context and lacks coherent events or dates to summarize into a complete news item.

Citizens Must Pay Poll Tax as State Officials Push Recovery

A garbled page one continuation shows officials insisting on poll tax payment. The speaker vows to enforce costs and penalties, warning non payers will face collection action and potential charges. The report references party diversions and disputes over liability for extenses and deeds.

Ellisville Teachers Represented at State Association

Ellisville schools will be well represented as teachers attend the State Association meeting in Gulfport. The local delegation includes Prof. Jom Hunhersen, Miss Mat Sie Welborn, Miss Agnes Kelley, Miss Rosalie LeCand, Miss Maud West, Miss Gan Carter, Miss Myra Pellona, Mrs Gantt, and Prof. Hubbard among others. The program features a balk on extension and attendance by the Ellisville group.

Daily Argus Bureau Ellisville Vas Matsie Welborn

Hegs Are Vaccinated President Atcheson Visit

A garbled clipping mentions President Atcheson of the Agricultural High School and vaccination context. The readable fragments reference a school official and health measures amid unclear surrounding text.

Atcheson

Magnificent Showings Stir Banking Figures Across Mississippi

Amid weather warnings and financial figures, a Mississippi banking report shows $77,008.126.7 in assets and liabilities totals. Officials note a strong showing despite adverse conditions as investors eye stability and future gains.

Walinks Lota Timisn Mississippi Funbis Frommofhen Bank Castibans

Sleep and breathing tips for restful nights and youth

A fragmented guide explains how proper sleeping habits calm the body and aid sleep. It emphasizes breathing through the nose, closing the mouth, and relaxing facial and neck muscles. It suggests sleeping on the right side and hints at youthful effects from relaxed jaw and facial tension.

Fragmentary OCR of train incident report

A fragmented OCR passage describes a scene aboard a train with erratic dialogue and disjointed phrases. It mentions a robber, a camera, a flashlight, a crouched figure, and someone grieving, but the text is incomplete and unclear.

Tanita

Stamp Tales on Inked Postage and Government Scrutiny

A postman rejects a dirty stamp on a letter saying it won’t go mail. The man questions how the government tolerates ink blemishes while the postman explains refunds after months. The exchange ends with a fresh stamp replacing the dirty one.

United States Bercy Avery

On Acting

Norma Hapgood discusses acting as a demanding craft that valorizes vivid emotion and responsiveness to praise and blame. She notes the need for sensitivity and constant emotional readiness while critiquing the occupation’s dependence on vanity and lack of independent, impartial thought.

Pimantty Norma Hapgood

Fragmentary Local Narrative on Mrs Smith and Child

A jumbled excerpt records Mrs Smith praising her daughter Margaret aged about two as she feeds the child. Mentions a walk with Witte Tittle and unclear dialogue about quality and care.

Old Man Winter and Mister Win' Folklore Tale

A folktale from the Atlanta Constitution recounts Mister Win' dreaming of spring while Ole Man Winter grinds on. Winter boasts and blows down a church steeple as children sleep, leaving Mister Win' with a heavy heart and a vow to rename his own fate.

Win Atlanta Constitution

Collar Spotting: A Quirky Auto Sport On Dirty Streets

The piece describes collar spotting as a comic car sport where drivers kick up water from puddles to spray pedestrians. It notes skill in aiming the water spray, the thrill of close swerves, and the danger to bystanders while acknowledging not all drivers are experts.

Jarrow

Land and houses valued at nine thousand in Indiana county

A fragmentary note describes Native land holdings in Indiana County with 260 acres and five houses valued together at about $9,000, plus unspecified personal property and a medical antidote referenced in the text.

Schagticoke Indiana Tuelhaa County Conn

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