Unclear Wireless Chronicle of the Seafaring Ages
Fragmentary historical note discusses early wireless concepts and sea communications. Mentions Goavarens of Te triad, Canurerdewa, Ketr Helifax, and a shipping lens system. Describes engravings on a gilded Bible, a Terer Boles figure, and a vision of a Bible translated into English with a single printed loaf of the Bible.
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Dniar
Goavarens
Canurerdewa
Helifax
Washington
Mrs Graves Praises Rat Snap For Poultry Yard
Mrs Graves relates a poultry farming improvement after using Rat Snap. She reports rats damaged baby chicks, then vanished after the Cake of Rat Snap was used, with morning finds of two dead rats. The product is sold by L N Moyer, Lillie, and S M Fahnestack in Lexington at three sizes 85¢ 66c and $1.25 with guarantee.
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Mrs. Graves
L. N- Moyer
Lillie
S. M. Fahnestack
Lexington
Redemption Notice for Collateral Trust Bonds at Lititz Bank
Redemption notice from Box Board and Paper Company seeking holders of 5% Gold Bonds to present for redemption at par plus accrued interest at Farmers National Bank Lititz Pennsylvania on Monday October 2, 1940 during banking hours. Interest ceases after that day. J F Stoner Secretary.
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BOX Board & Paper Company
Gollateral Trust
Consum Box Board & Paper Company
Farmers National Bank
Lititz
Dare
Ali
J. F, Stoner
Fleal Economy and Symmetrical Body Markings
Read the reward offer noting a $150 annual prize. The text describes observed symmetry in seven large black spots along the body of a creature, with three on the left and four on the right, set in nearly regular intervals. It mentions related studies of larval eels and a pale version.
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Tlyser Examinatina
World War II mystery man identified by officials
A wounded WW II veteran buried in trenches near France drifted for two years with a paralyzed brain then attempted suicide in the Arkansas River. Efforts to confirm his identity were sent to the American Legion Fort of Mixing Men. He claimed names such as Arthur Green Littleswitt or Arthur Lopez and said a relative named Ray L. Green, but government records show Ray L. Green was killed in France on October 12, 1818.
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France
Arkansas River
American Legion
Legton
Pawnee
Oklo
Arthur Green Littleswitt
Arthur DL Green
Arthur Lopez
Ray L. Green
Three Hundred and Eighth Infantry
Repentance and the necessity throughout life and death
The author argues repentance is needed not only at death but in every hour of life. True preparation comes from constant practice, aiding calm and strength in illness and old age, while neglect leads to difficulty and unease in the final hour.
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Mirchievius
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