First Baptist Church Service in Kentucky and Nearby Notes
A garbled church notice lists First Baptist in Kentucky with a sermon on faith and offerings, a brief mention of Rev. V Lio Phob Cacs and others, plus a plan for evening services. Also reference to United Brethren and Evangeli Church events, Sunday School, and community gatherings.
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First Baptist Vhosen
Ieentucky Rinister
Mestanaes
Srmediates
Oradlers
Pheere
Ube Plawerseegs
Zemo claims to clear eczema and skin troubles
Zemo is advertised as a clean antiseptic liquid that removes pimples black heads blotches eczema and ringworm and leaves skin clear and healthy. It is non greasy and stains nothing and costs a trifling amount per application. Sold by E W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled local note
The text presents a jumbled mix of names and phrases suggesting a personal notice or informal communication. Readable entities include possible names and vague references to a social event or invitation. The message lacks clear actions or outcomes and reads as a corrupted excerpt.
Fragmentary OCR note with scattered names and terms
An incomplete reader note lists various personal names and odd phrases such as Methodist Episcopal, Hans Sebatore, Sethian, Eddi, Prenat, Piven, Nogbeyatyt, Swede, and MELOTE. The text is garbled with no coherent event or clear entities to summarize.
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Methodist Episcopal
Heath
Wivise
Pel
Hans Sebatore
Foy Sethian
Seti Lee
Unclear fragment prompts sports item title
Readable fragments suggest a sports note about a match or player named Rory with a focus on men's competition. No complete facts on teams, scores, dates, or venues are present.
Trinity Lutheran Church Elwk Inks Public Notice
Fragmentary OCR yields a church notice from Trinity Lutheran with scattered terms. The readable parts reference parish matters and community notices, but essential details remain garbled.
Fragmentary Centenary Methodist Church Notice
A damaged OCR snippet references Centenary Methodist Church on a street corner near Meort and Ul, with unclear details but indicating a church notice likely for a service or event. Limited readable facts prevent precise dates or actions.
Hutchinson Man Seeks Amusement Tax on Ball Game Viewers
Ed Colson of Hutchinson asks the state attorney general whether spectators watching games from box cars and lumber-yard piles can be taxed to bolster Uncle Sam's war chest. Federal authorities say the power to collect such taxes lies with the feds. Colson notes crowds watch from outside the park and adjacent yard.
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Hutchinson, Kans
Uncle Sam’s
Ed Colson
Hutchinson
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertisement Claim
If you are scrofulous dyspeptic rheumatic troubled with kidney complaint general debility lacking strength take Hood's Sarsaparilla. The legacy ad cites tonic benefits and urges readers to try this remedy for assorted ailments. It presents a brisk promotional tone typical of patent medicine pitches.
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Hood
Farmer Addresses H. 5. Inducements by Farm to Youths
Ed Harvey of Blue Mound, president of Douglas County Farmers' Institute, spoke at Lawrence High School on practical reasons why young men should choose farming after college. He described his own path from State University graduate to successful farmer and offered actionable guidance.
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Ed. S. Uarvey
Blue’ Mound
Douglas “County
Farmers’ Institute
Lawrence High School
Harvey
War Costs Prompt Government to Buy Necessities and Free Labor
Government faces strain from heavy war costs and calls to secure essential supplies. Public demand centers on prioritizing necessities, releasing labor and materials for war needs, and reducing nonessential expenditures to support the national effort.
Saving for victory through restrictive spending
Justus Rosenwald urges wartime thrift as a civic duty. He argues restricting luxuries and non essentials will finance the war, increase savings, and supply the government with funds via Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps. He stresses labor and material shortages require disciplined consumption to support the military effort.
Red Cross Meeting at Union School House Willow Springs
Last Wednesday evening the Willow Springs Red Cross held an meeting at Union school house. Rankin presented the campaign plan while Simons gave a patriotic talk. Attending were Mrs O'Brien and Mrs Veach of Soldier Kansas, plus local residents and Maxwell car owner James Sullivan of Overbrook.
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Red Cross
Union School House
Willow Springs Township
R.C. Rankin
W. C. Simons
J. W. O’bryen
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Weather Report
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Mad Joplin
Kansas Natural Gas CO
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H. 5
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LEX
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Silvertown
America
Sia Goodrich
Geodrich Dea
Justus Rosenwald
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G. W. Bumneson
Nujol
James Sullivan
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Maxwell
Charles
J. Be Rumsey
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Missie Buchanin
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W. F E. Haley
Charles P. Banker
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Martha Roberts
Odessa
Lawrence
Lawrence Optical Co
Jackson Bidgs
Gescar Electris
Amy Medel
Cro.fitteery
Lawrence Auto Wrecking Co
Strang Delaware Sts
Farmers State Bank
Vinland
State OF Kansas
United States
Gauuranty Fund
Legal Reserve
Total
State OF
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L.E. Hoover
God
L. E. Hoover
FE. E. Hagerman
F. W. Pratt
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