Subscription Rates For Carrier Service Beginning January First
In a dated notice the News Department outlines subscription rates by carrier with payments in advance and describes the process for nonpayment. The document lists addresses for Chicago and New York representatives and references the Associated Press Audit Bureau of Circulations. It instructs readers to call between 7 and 8 o'clock if a copy is not received by 7 AM.
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Present Price Ties Paper Rates to Publishers Report
A damaged article fragment discusses commission figures and paper contracts. It mentions publishers pressuring for a price of 782.50 per hundred, with editors uncertain about future tonnage and contracts. A letter from a publisher notes 12 to 15 pearls yearly and cites best current price for goods.
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Fragmented OCR item on the Derg era spillover
A shuffled OCR fragment from a Derg era notice references operations and events but lacks clear names places dates or outcomes. The readable bits hint at organizational actions or public notices but the passage remains incomplete and non-specific.
Vague hints of plot against nation surface in text
Amid fragmented lines the text hints at a planned action by a group of ten teens. Indications suggest the proposed sacrifice or strike may fail. The source references a government and a looming moment when the plot’s "beginning" could surface, but details are unclear.
News From Russia Hints At New Hope And Change
The article contrasts evolving Russian war aims with old perceptions, noting upheaval and renewed strength seen in military actions. It highlights human suffering, the role of women and families, and a global sense of possible historic change as voices urge courage and fidelity amid grim losses. The piece cites Cardinal Mercier and wartime sentiment across nations, framing it against the broader war’s reach and impact.
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Globe
Alercier
Belgium
York
Truths and Trifles in a Frayed Newspaper Note
Fragmentary remarks recount freshmen interview nerves, spring fever worries, and enlistment fitness anxieties. Disjointed lines joke about dogs of war and cautious biting, while a stray pun mired in a joking mood. The piece hints at a faded campus bulletin or column with garbled reader notes.
Prescription for Itching Skin Trouble Promotes Resinol
Advert says Resinol cream relieves itching burning and eczema with dramatic patient results. It claims widespread doctor and pharmacist endorsements and asserts Resinol’s success in severe cases across many reports.
Anti-Saloon League speaker to address United Brethren Church
Dr. Weda Herch of the Anti-Saloon League will speak at United Brethren Church on the corner of Vermont and Seventeenth streets Sunday evening at 7:30. The talk titled The Doom of John Barleycorn will cover progress in the prohibition fight and clarify the aim of peremptory prohibition.
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United’ Brethren Church
Vermont
Seventeenth
John Barleycorn
Dix. Herweg
Forgotten Password Spurs Fiddler War Dance Hat Passes
Fragmentary OCR note describes a humorous club scene where a fiddler in a war dance is paid by belligerents while bystanders drop small change in a hat. The speaker jokes about belonging to the Don't Worry club and forgetting the password.
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New Medicine Taniac Praised By Pittsburg Woman
Mrs. Lu la Davis of Pittsburg Kansas reports dramatic health improvement after three weeks on Taniac Master Medicine. She credits relief from rheumatism stomach and kidney trouble plus better appetite and digestion. A drugstore ad promotes Taniac with claims of broad benefits and mentions local availability. Also notes unrelated items on local events and a liquor interception by law enforcement.
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Garden seeds for children program by Civic League
The Civic League offers public school children a chance to purchase garden seeds at an event tied to cultivating vacant lots. A district jury found Farrar guilty of murdering Harley Healey at Silverdale about a year ago, per local court records.
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Silverdale
Crutchfield Funeral Hears William Crutchfield’s Life History
The funeral for William Crutchfield was held at the home with Rev. C. C. Brown leading services and interment at a cemetery. Crutchfield, born in Jamestown Quebec in 1329, migrated to New England as a child and pursued various trades. He participated in many early free-state events, helped defend settlements, and later documented the era’s incidents. He married Annie Ironside of Thorold, Canada, in 1865 and remained a noted chronicler of frontier history.
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Sirnager Creek
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Cratehfield
Annie Irons
Thorold
Canada
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Ears
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Card of Thanks Recalled for Beloved Baby Pauline
A brief card of thanks from families including Mrs. Pauline Rather Ma and Mrs. Leo Jensen expresses gratitude for flowers and sympathy after the death of a baby. Mention is made of neighbors and friends, with names such as E. E. Edie and B. G. Woodward among those extended.
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Pauline Rather
Leo Jensen
E. E. Edie
B. G Wood- Ward
G. A. Woodward
Arrest of Hoffman on theft charge in St Joseph
A St Joseph man, E Hoffman Wort, was arrested yesterday on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly borrowed funds by offering security in a stock claim tied to a shoe factory. Authorities report the investigation continues.
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Recovering From the Grip Beltz Returns to Duty
Beltz, secretary of the Y.M.C.A., is able to return to work today after a bout with illness. He had been out following a sudden illness and resumed duties at the association headquarters. The event marks a brief recovery from the recent sickness.
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Beltz
Belt
German spies rounded up in Atlanta arrest sweep
Federal officers seized Mrs A P Enden a German traveler with Valerian Pie caynski and Rugo Coutandin. They were held on suspicion of spying as authorities described the trio as possible German agents during a patrol in Atlanta March 23.
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A.P. Enden
Valerian Piecaynski
Rugo Coutandin
Lmen
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