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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a poem and references obscured terms. The readable words hint at a literary note or incomplete verse. No clear names, dates, places, or events can be confirmed from the legible portion.
Deserter Carl Amerine, pursued for nearly two years, was found living near Chilhowee Ohio after fleeing an army camp to see his wife and baby. His father, a Civil War veteran, reports Amerine surrendered when convinced he would not be shot. The scene shows Amerine at Camp Sheridan prior to surrender.
Fragmentary text describes a will probate process with names such as Port, Mehra, and Rose La Riviere. Mentions education funds, trust provisions, and a final hearing planned with attorney Prommeis. Confusing phrases likely from a probate notice in a historical newspaper.
Miss Phida Dunn and Mr Lekoy Peck married today at 1 PM in the Dunn home ceremony led by Dr J W Turner of Trine ity Church. Attendants Miss Esther Paylor and Mr Dearly Lampe. The couple plans a northward wedding trip and will reside in Madison.
A garbled reminiscence recounts a stark room with a bed and window, mentions a door and dignity amid bleak recollections. The passage shifts to a town scene where officers used a bed chamber displaying photographs of those who had died there, revealing haunting past events.
Senator Jones of Washington urges repeal to allow free passage of coastwise vessels through the canal. The amendment targets foreign ships while not addressing trans oceanic traffic and would extend to American ships. past toll exemptions were removed after British objections. Firemen wear overalls as uniforms due to high costs.
Barbara and Harvey share a post outing train ride and a shopping day ending with plans for home and family. The scene centers on their joy and purchases, including candy, flowers, and a hat, as they return to a bustling city street.
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