16 Mar 1908
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1908
Page
1
A garbled excerpt from a fashion page describes Perbian effects and parasols, detailing dresses, fabrics, and decorative elements. It references bustles, waists, and event wear with lively period tone, though many names and phrases are garbled and uncertain.
Mark Kechenderfer issued marriage licenses to Uhre and Konenr aod Mara Milehovle of thieelty and Rufus Fi Robinson of Prescott with Miss Mary Tatdert of Richland. Norman HW Walt of Hacksburg and Miss Zena O. Densen of Meehan iegburg wed. Michael Brownavne and Ann Sur hurtle, both of hin efty.
Katharine Witmeyer of Swarthmore College and Frances Pouvourne of Philadelphia attended the funeral of their grandmother Mrs Catherine Relnoelil today.
A fragmented report notes intermittent references to Modal Flour and a value described as best within a cryptic analysis by Juatoia. The readable portions hint at an evaluative or quality claim linked to flour production and a trial or assay context.
A reader warns that cellulose contaminates flour through careless milling and will be felt in the stomach, praising a milling process by Waghburn Crosby that allegedly removes all cellulose.
Fragmented OCR yields a chaotic snapshot of market terms, animal names, prices, and regional places. The passage mentions New York, Philadelphia, cattle and stock pricing, dairy items, and assorted market jargon, conveying a bustling trading mood without cohesive narrative.
East Lehman and Avon residents report Washington Fire Company arranging a May anniversary with a banquet for members wives and friends. Local events include a first annual fair sale of household articles, a supper at the fire house, and multiple visits by area residents to nearby towns.
Mrs. Mary H. Serans Krum resident of Reading died at her son Dr. T. Krum’s residence 223 North Sixth Street at 8 o’clock Sunday after a long illness including chronic gastritis and recent paralysis. Born in Hismarrk she lived in Womelsdorf then Reading. widow of Th. ft. Reed Krum she served through Civil War era with family at Ul iNeathe and Utica Mo. Survived by two sons Hitler J. Hatey Krum and W. S. Wram and a daughter Mrs. Gigale Christan. also a sister and brothers Avanatis Mauch George Miller.
General Cruzer announces arrangements for issuing the new Springbelt rifle 30 calibre FOS model to organized militia units in the states and territories under military law. A letter has been sent to the Adjutant General detailing department readiness and steps for supplying missing equipment.
A bill of front importance to the tobacco diler epts of the country was passed by the Huse of Representatives Saturday. It provides for the removal of the tax on leat to burta when bought by storekeepers or dealers and sold to consumers. It permits storekeepers to buy and sell it as any other commodity with out paying the tax and abrogates to re tain rules of the Internal revenue bureau which prevents the grower from selling or delivering his prime co to consumers by his agent.
Unclaimed letters for the week ending March 16 1905 include ladies Barbara Arnel Emma Foster Mrs J H Grove Emile Palmer Minnie Smith and Gent Ben Dover Herman Sin ay John Fraseer Thomas Homan S S Singer John Rike John A Shark Charles Smith J T Warren R Waxman.
An advertisement touts Vinal cod liver prep as a superior spring medicine. It claims to purify the blood boost appetite and strength without oil, derived from fresh cod liver with pegtonate of iron. Letters from users praise its benefits and a money back guarantee is offered.
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