Bread Scarcity and Civil Unrest in Petrograd Report
Correspondence from Petrograd notes bread shortages in Bolshevist Russia with seed duranda from which oil was pressed. M Saponen describes barter, ration limits, and unemployment while foreigners face persecution and the police rely on women officers. He cites possible further hardships into March and April amid blockades and upheaval.
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Lelsingfors
Finland
Associated Press
Petrograd
M. Saponen
Bolshevist
Russia
Moscow
Communist Party
M. Sapunen
Petrorad
M. Sapsnen
Himsef
Baltic
Themeslye
Wolkers
Lyarenins
Bolshevists
Bolsheviats
MM. Saponen
Pene
Sleep Remedies and Health Claims From Old Advertisement
A historical ad touts Dr Pierce products claiming to cure insomnia and cleanse bowels. It links constipation to many ailments, promotes Pleasent Pellets and Anurie as remedies, and invites readers to request samples from Doctor Pierce's Buffalo institute.
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Lawa
Dr. Pierce
Rance
Pierce
Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Anuric
Vic Asid
Bitro-Phosphate Promoted for Nervous Weakness Treatment
Fragmented text discusses bitro-phosphate as a remedy for thin nervous individuals, claiming nerve nourishment and vigor improvement. It references medical authority and cautions against nerve starvation, with scattered phrases about best remedies and plausible endorsements.
Christmas visit notes and social events across town
The brief column lists visits and gatherings from Florida to Kanwaka, including B.S. Eastman staying with relatives, San Diego travelers, and residents attending the Entre Nous club, Sousa concert, and Birds of Paradise showing. Local social life is highlighted with dinners and club meetings at the Plexeant Home Club and Orr home.
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Florida
B.S. Eastman
Isabelle Tait
San Diego
Calif
al Smith
Alfred Rudiger
Josephine Yeoman
Sousa
Wilson Martin
Robert
Bowersock
I Grey
Oscar Orr
Iith
Ruth Colman
Kanwaka
Orr
WT. Martin
Wilk Orr
Roy Ore
George Snyder
Grey
Hunel Orr
Number 40 For The Blows and its Uses
The passage describes prescription Number 40 and its claimed effects since prison days. It notes another preparation, Number 407, with ingredients listed in standard medical texts. It claims benefits for the nervous system, blood disorders, mercurial and lead poisoning, rheumatism, and various bodily ailments with supposed cures when other treatments fail.
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U.S
Mari Ady
Community Notes From Bellview Regency Area
Local residents report varied activities from church events to family visits. Many families including the Ott, Sowers, and Deny clans hosted relatives, with outings to Lawrence and Kansas City. A long-serving mail carrier Be Diedrich retired, replaced by Fred, prompting notices of appreciation and transition.
Want South Sea Trade American Cancer Prepares for Biz
Vigorous efforts by the Mseifie Development corporation to resume South Sea Eskaund trade for the Odstedt States. Company representatives tour islands to secure suitable locations for the new operation with a planned headquarters for future ventures.
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American Cancern
Samoa
Sonia
Mseifie Development Corporati
Yark
Odstedt
Aliett Proper Todiaw
The
Eehe Handels and Plantawen
Ress- Asehatt de Sinise Instnau Theviburs
Igs
Sts
Fies O
New Scientific Trip Details From Unclear Source
Fragmentary OCR text describes a scientific journey or event with unclear names and places, mentioning North and Neva. The readable segments suggest a trip or expedition context but lack concrete dates, organizations, or outcomes.
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Olaf Holtedaht
Chiiziaain
Piu Fey
Local visitors and travels noted in town social
Brackltt Myr and Mrs few Orr and Mr. and Mrs. Well Obs and daughter Thela were all say Visitors at Oseny Orr's last Sunday. Wilbur Jeffries repeat Saturday and Sunday in Topeka Morris Bryan at Barker sawed wool for Robert Ridley this week Mrs Roy Dee went to Wansis City Monday seat on Te w divs her parents Mi and Mrs SV Vy whan seit Were
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Gee
Brother Fish
Muffton
Ohio
Sowers
Lawrence
Bertha Deny
Pleasant Grove
Connir
Elmer J
Sibleyville
Albert
Ed Forsythe Mvadkis
Geo. Ott'Sr
Kansas City
A. von Gunten
Desghe
Josie Anderson, Jr
Louis Gerstenbers
Kansas
Manhattsin
Ke, J. Stowe
Matt. Gradidier
Godfrey Gerstenberger
Forsythe
Chill
Clyde FE Hart
Dhan
M. L. Sewers
Chas Ott
James Duncan
C -E. Crana
Conner
W._A. Walcott
Ehauf
M. L. Sowers
Ralph Davis
Davis
T. L Davis
Franklin
Lizzie Bartz
Geo. Daugherty
Lawrence Thursby
Daugherty
Donald Conner Pent Lyndey Lye
Warner
Mary E. Kemn
the Horter
John Shirck
Be Diedrich
Eudora
Fred Re
Myr
Few Orr
Well Obs
Thela
Oseny Orr
Wilbur Jeffries
Topeka
Morris Bryan
Robert Ridley
Roy Dee
Wansis City
SV Vy
Velvet foundation gowns framed in gold lace and black
A description of a gown with a black velvet foundation and an over dress of gold lace. It features a quaint surpliee tunic style, an ornate gold girdle, and a striking black velvet border appliqued on the gold lace, with a distinctive TORS motif.
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Busy Week
Barker and Mrs. J Harrison hosted a four o'clock dinner with many couples including the Seigel Rose Gentries and Winters. Mrs. Lucille Gentry visited Misses Mary and Keith Buchem in Linnena and Anna Mitchell hosted Minervian Club plans for December 17.
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Mary
Keith Buchem
Lawlenea
A. Richards
Noah
Hetrick
Twiliy Rose
Ani Fe
James Wierins
Dorcas Society
Anna — Mitchell
Ernest Richards
Thomas Hire
Lawrence
Milks Emulsion Co. Ad Promises Quick Health Boost
An old advertisement from Haute Indiana touts Milk Emulsion Co. products claiming rapid health improvements. It mentions benefits for those with lingering coughs night sweats or digestion issues and pushes a price of 2 dollars per bottle. The copy includes medical jargon and directs readers to buy from druggists nationwide.
Stories of Dame Ladybird and Her Friends
A playful school garden tale where Dame Ladybird and friends in Sunnyside School Garden hear a Story by Big Sister Percy. The first episode recalls a yard scene with a blue hat, a wreath of flowers, and a dreamlike apple tree memory as Perry promises more installments.
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Dame Ladybird
Pame
Perry
Dick Tardy
Percy
Sunday Social Notes and Local Visits
Mr George Howell took Sunday dimmer at OG A Reliant Bennie Underwood returned after an extended Wick Color Helen Harshberger reports the Richards tied at dinner Prklay Mine J O M Thirrisen Anna Mitchell Bie Sandaya Mrs Marsha and family Dir Will Gorrill and Allen visited Rh AE Gorrill Sunday afternoon Dames Wilgrins with her parents Mi giml Mrs Seigei Rose Mr na Mre Wo BD Pontin Monday night with Mr Brooke Tontius Mies Ida Steale spent the week with home folks Carter and shiperman Harshbe attended the Wiebunt Sunday afternoon Dr pan Abbott eminent clergyman author and editor spoke on his eighty fifth birthday.
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George Howell
OG. A. Reliant
Bennie Underwood
Wick
Helen Harshberger
the Richards
J. Om. Thirrisen
Anna Mitchell Bie Sandaya
Marsha
Will Gorrill
Allen
Galled
AE Gorrill
Dames Wilgrins
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