26 Oct 1908
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1908
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Barpel and a plum box, with tangled phrases about a vote, November, and a hunt. The readable bits suggest a chaotic scene involving names and dates but lack coherent events or clear persons.
Fragmentary readable notes show scattered names numbers and places with no coherent event or story. The legible items include a few proper nouns and monetary figures but lack context or structure.
A damaged OCR segment lists multiple product offers and prices with unclear branding. Readable items mention quantities and percentages, including a 12 percent figure, alongside scattered names and locations. The fragmentary text hints at a market or shop catalog excerpt without a clear main event.
Fragmented text appears to reference a cattle market with aliases and unclear figures. Mentions include locations, prices, and entities such as Heaven and Opt. B46, plus scattered numbers and names, but core details are unreadable and not coherent.
An unreliable old ad claims a universal remedy Roxall Muowu-Tone can cure or prevent coughs colds and pneumonia. It asserts glowing testimonials and guarantees a full cure or no charge, with a money back offer and two sizes of bottles advertised along with warnings and dubious medical authority.
In a closely watched inquest the jury found Davide was killed by a twillat during a disturbance at the quarry yard. Statements from workers Cerohaky Gebenvkt and others described the scene and the relationships of Davide Tad Wamily and his widow Pavilo Innvey. The analysis pointed to Heath as the shooter but left questions about motive and exact sequence of events unresolved.
Two 10 year old boys offer the reward of 500 for the capture of Josaph Valtra and Bruno Carbone, convicted murderers who escaped from Indiana county jail on Friday. They were seen near Ponxkitawney woods and identified by posters. Troopers and officers tracked the pair to Panxen Inwooy where they were captured and transported by automobile to jail tonight.
Dairy and Food Commissioner Wayat proposes a legislative measure to ban unlabeled cold storage foods and to require labels on spoiled eggs and other items. A related plan targets Philadelphia and Pittsburgh practices of selling decontaminated eggs by the pound to bakers. The act would also require refrigeration rules for aged goods and cleaning of pantries, with penalties ranging from 40 to 900 dollars and 90 to 90 days imprisonment.
Local brief reports the wedding of ball player Aryn Fortuw to Miss H. Bhosle at Rabesgalay. The notice lists attendees including St. Harry and Be Forte with the ceremony details in a concise society item.
Controversy surrounds an October publication from the Amerthai Association in Boston challenging Taft era religious views. It defends Unitarian doctrine as tolerant and free, arguing for individual reason, religious freedom, and progressive faith within a plural American religious landscape.
The article lists numerous notable Unitarians across politics, literature, and reform, including presidents and scholars. It cites Lincoln era figures and Civil Service reforms attributed to Unitarian efforts, naming Webster Sumner Adams and others.
An Jonestown mass meeting featured Mr. McGlathery of Norristown as speaker on national issues and campaign strategy. Assemblyman Meyer delivered a vigorous address urging voters to support the Republican slate and warned against miscasting ballots, while the Washington Band from Annville provided music for the event.
Alice Tfrown Tendered surprise birthday party in Jacksonville on her Lord Birth anniversary. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Derher Mr and Mrs Frank Kissinger Misses Mary Brown Eva Brown Jennia Browns and many others in a social gathering with games and refreshments.
A local phone firm reportedly organizes with farmers and merchants to form a cooperative. The plan aims to secure capital and operational support from community members willing to back the venture and connect rural users to telephone services.
An unclear notice lists names including Mary’s Shirkere Gents, Wen Baerga, Willem J Cox with reference to MAN and Hay. Details remain fragmentary.
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