Unclear historic note on local figures and events
Fragmentary OCR text describes residents and meetings in Peomisville, with mentions of Moore, Wallis, Crawfordssine, Dori gouge ain Mir, and various places like Second Street and Cary Migivetong. The garbled content references families, a ceremony, and community notices without coherent context or reliable details.
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Peomisville
Wisi Rae Feet
Paitiert
Tad Horm
Cary
Gritert Brates
Stron
Batiohe Tel Mb
Capiedita
Dyn
Marsan
Legelia Padigas
Eoty
Caltorasa
Westley
Marty
Mr Bear
Simple Home Remedy Claims Relief for Rose and Hay Fever
A Kentucky druggist promotes a home remedy that allegedly reduces severe hay fever and rose fever attacks to mild cold within 24 hours. The treatment involves gargling with Mentholized Avenue diluted in boiled water and snuffing or spraying the nostrils daily. Mentholized Arline on one ounce vials is available at pharmacies.
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Kentucky
Fragrant Teasers of Toothpaste Claims
An advertisement touts a toothpaste promising rapid whitening and gum health benefits. It claims the paste removes film, fights pyorrhea, and reduces mouth acidity, with a price of 85 cents per large tube and widespread dentist endorsement.
Mrs David G Stuart Widow of Prominent Local Resident
Mrs Kenma L Holmes Stuart widow of David G Stuart died peacefully at home on West Main Street after a long illness. A native of Madison County she lived in the area all her life. She was aged in years and leaves seven children, several grandchildren, two brothers and many relatives. She was member of Port Baptist Church and known for her charitable acts and neighborly kindness. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by the family.
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Kenma L. Holmes Stuart
David G. Stuart
Loverock
West Main Street
the der Dent
Madom
Jamisy
Mayo
Heo
Stuart
Theomoen
Charte Phorm
Mayane Suec
Mie Co
Tidian Qoen
Peden Pratt
Proiedader
Drome
Charles Leones
Dupont
Wal- Po
Deathervalle
Nth Haeypplegate
Proeddig Mes Staarhosas Oy
Port Baptet Cho
Dueetower
Syroo
Moll Hawley
Jean
East Moline
Ma. Corr
McLelland
Hattie
Wine Street
John Smith
Frank Schafer
Graham Road
Olive Branch Church
Arends
Lutheran Church
Church
Frederick H. Kloppfer
Louis Kloppfer
Saluda
Camp Taylor
Lexington
New York
Coblenz
Germany
Army of Occupation
Rachel Best
King's Daughters’ Hospital
Agnes R. Heath
Indianapolis
Heath
Aggie Cochrane
Madison
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Hiv OBO TICE MEASURERS Var tor hye Arrents rist al eb te
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Hiv OBO and Tice measurers with various garbled phrases. It reads as a damaged notice or notice-like snippet lacking clear dates, names, or actions to summarize a coherent event.
Fragmented Text Tangles History Notes and Odd Facts
A garbled OCR passage mixes phrases about politics and prohibition with scattered names and odd facts. It references matters like Prohibition era themes, a vague association or meeting, and a remark about recently patented men’s garters with money pockets. The text ends by noting the harpy eagle of Brazil feeds exclusively on monkeys.
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Brazil
Madison September 26 social notes and hometown updates
Madison on September 26 sees travel to Indianapolis and Shelbyville departures, visits to Paris Kentucky and Terre Haute, and college trips to Madison Wis. Local property transfers include Second Street sales to Edward and Thomas Reed for 2000 dollars. Community news covers hospital fund donations and returning soldiers with Camp Taylor and Coblenz memories.
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Mro
Ernest Doolittle
Owenton
Terre Haute
James Hargan
M. Hargan
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
James Dunbar
Fred. W. Prortner Lett
Jeffersonville
William Kathe
Willard New
Elimination of Article Ten Advocated in Senate
Senator Cummins of Iowa urged the elimination of Article Ten of the league covenant in the Senate this afternoon. The discussion framed the issue as a comprehensive strike at the covenant’s core.
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Cummins
Washington
United States
Iowa
Senate
Miss Mary Shipman Nurse of World War I Service
Miss Mary Shipman, a Navy nurse in the World War I era, served a year with the American Army unit in France. She returned to New York, where she handed in papers and was honored for her wartime service, wearing a sleeve insignia and sharing stories of frontline duties.
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Mary Stopeuan
Serease
Shapacer
York
Fia Hospital
Anil
Bey
Ios
Shoomis
Keris
British airmen mascot Miss Martyn to visit Allethad
Miss Martyn, famed mascot adopted by theRoyal Flying Corps, is set to visit Allethad after flying with the Prince of Wales. The Fourth Congressional District soldiers reunion at Vernon drew Civil Spanish American and World War veterans with dignitaries including Louis King Major Jackson and Go AR Medsker. Mrs B A Green of Paducah visits Mrs Howard Davis and recalls winning a wrist watch at Todd’s sale.
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Watholese Martyn
Wkathlene Martynos
Rowal Phong Corps
Wihheeser
Prince of Wales
Miss Marty
Allethad
Vernon
Marthus Coe
Seymour
Colic Bus
Louis King
Major Jackson
Chaplin Daviess
Go AR. Medsker
Cambridge Cine
Madison
Jefferson County
B.A. Green
Paducah, Ky
Howard Daevis
Broadway
Green
Todd
Death Notice From Dillsburg Area
An obituary note from Veo reports the death of Mr Creorgre Haasfurder with details about burial in Dillsburg. The message mentions family, lines of kin, and references a Baptist church, a local depot, and tolls or costs related to the funeral, with lines about misfiled dates and the arrival of relatives for services.
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Creorgre Haasfurder
Veo
Tony Cistiree
Amor Cine
Miro
Dillsburg
Mir
Denne
Wallo
Seeger
Testis
Hhaestur
Hoosiers We Lie A Cat Cause Hoosiers We Lie A Cat
The readable fragment references Hoosiers and a claim of deceit involving a cat. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text. No verifiable events, persons, or organizations can be confirmed from the fragment.
Turned Down Relgious Condtoon Faried to Appear
The readable fragment mentions a popular writer and religious condition, with unclear references to a spelling error and a postponed appearance. Names like Mark Twain and related persons appear in garbled text, suggesting a brief notice about guests, events, and postal details.
In Norway Couples Travel Free With Fare in Half
A reader notes that married couples in Norway may travel on railways for a fare and a half. The remark appears amid garbled punctuation and fragmented phrases about learning, patience, and mended promises.
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Norway
Vault Break-In Report At Owensville Bank
A vault breach occurred at the Bank of Big Sum in Owensville on September 2. Investigators believe an improvised tool was used to ram the vault door while nearby farmers observed the scene. Local authorities launched a search for suspects and secured the building.
Italians to replace D'Annuzio's force with regulars
Italian government to replace D'Annunzio's irregulars with regular troops in Paris. The move aims to end the unsettled trouble and complete the final settlement, signaling a shift to official military control.
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D'Annuzio
Paris
Dannuzio
Vatican Envoys Exchange Blurred Notes on Jerusalem
A garbled report claims Vatican representatives in Jerusalem faced confusion over assignments involving Cardinal figures. Text suggests misunderstandings between Italian authorities and Italian security forces amid tense relations.
Positive assurance road Wil run from Madison to Lawrenceburg
Mesopers of the State Highway Coveyasion and 2 Eo Wright directed officials spent part of Thursday in Ve ay arriving there from kis ing Sua chet goon under the ee of Neal cieen of that cit s ard A . Johnson are Dr i. do Searcy of ae haly twtrembers or Shegoninss stat. Lars Crawford of Connersville and John Pooliphant of Vincennes made the trip to this sector of the state but they gave posttise assurance that the State hiphesay will be built from Lawrenceburg to Madison. This is encouraging news to the people of Switzerland county as well as the use of other counties along the Ohio river affected by the proposed shighway. Veway Reveille.
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Mesopers
Wcoveyasion
Eo Wright
Dir Peston
Tharsday
Ve “Ay
Kising Suachet Goon
Neal Cieen
Citsard
A . Johnson
I. Do Searcy
Ae Haly
Lars Crawford
Connersville
John Pooliphant
Vincennes
Lawrenceburg
Madison
Switzerland
Ohio River
Hall's Cough Cure Claims Mercury-Free
An advertisement warns against mercury tonics for colds and claims Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo contains no mercury and cures through the blood and mucous surfaces. It notes genuine Loyng Hall cure and offers testimonials and samples through druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Loyng Hall
Ohio
T. d.Cheney & Co
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