White House Welcomes Second Baby Son of President Sayre
A boy was born in the White House today at 4 56 p m to Mrs Essie Wilson Sayre, the president’s second daughter. The birth marks the first time a Sayre son is born in the executive mansion, making him a grandson of a president. Possible name Woodrow Wilson Sayre is mentioned as a favored choice.
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Woodrow Wilson Sayre
White House
Washington
Essie Wilson Sayre
Ike
Andrew Jackson
Esther Clavelana
Ju Dent Cantacuzene
Grant
Frederick Grant
The Line Evapin and the Frosty World of the Public
A fragmentary passage reads like a meditation on perception and inquiry as a line in a noisy newspaper world drifts into a cold public sphere. Questions arise about the value and meaning behind actions, leaving reasons explained only by vague facts and hypotheses.
Marshfield Tops Nekoosa In Lopsided High School Contest
In a Sunday game at Nekoosa the local Highs defeated Nekoosa Highs 23 to 5 on a rough floor. Huber scored all points for his team while Marshfield’s Whitney led rebound and scoring, with Svehafer and Mekel adding baskets. The Stevens Point Journal noted a poor performance by the home club and previews future games against Wausau, Antigo, and Marion City in a tight schedule.
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Nekoosa
Logal
Nekogsa
Huber
Tom
Pupermakers
Vor Marshfield Whitney
Smith
Svehafer
Mekel
Wonds
Phun
Cobeen Wil Rat Righ
Subh
Vriday
T Wausau High School
Roane
Stevens Point Journal
Point
Stevens Point Haskytall Tran
Marshfield Cumpany
Armory
Stevens Pointers
Collins
Christensen
Company A
Marion
Igat
Fi Yates
Hrivates
Tula
Poan's Kidney Pills Highlighted By Buffalo Ad
A damaged OCR ad fragment touts a kidney remedy, claims relief from backache and nervous symptoms, mentions a Mrs Rawp and a Buffalo supplier Foster-Smithay Co, with a product named Poan's Kidney Pills and a reference to Devan's Ring. The text mixes address snippets and unclear lines about kidney trouble and a retailer.
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Cedar St
Sexton's den
Poan
Out of His Element Lye Hear Mee Fell In the River
A garbled account describes a person named Mee who fell into a river on the way home last night. Witnesses clarify he was not drowned but badly diluted by the water. The saying about sweat curing a swelled road is noted as a folk sentiment.
Fragmentary OCR item on a local arrival at home
A damaged OCR snippet notes a person named Brand paw hahie arriving at the home of a Mr or Ms with a question or remark. The text is incomplete and surrounding names or context are unreadable.
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Brand Paw Hahie
Oral
Oshkosh Host Sees Karl Mossinger Return for Term
A fragmentary report notes Karl Mossinger returning to Oshkosh last Sunday to take on responsibilities for the upcoming term. The wording is garbled but indicates a renewed role or assignment in the local area.
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Dids
Dourtal
Karl Mossinger
Oshkoshast
Fragmented Musings on Knowledge and World Conditions
A fragmented reflection discusses how half the world will learn what it does not know while the other half already knows. It laments that ideal conditions on this planet will never occur as halves fail to descend to a transpositional relationship.
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Ole
Real Artycle Fragment Explains Paver Definition
A brief note searches for the meaning of real within a daily paper fragment. It reports initial attempts to apply a vague concept to a context, mentioning immediate lookup and ongoing assessment.
Death of Plymouth Coal president Haddock mourned locally
John Haddock, millionaire head of Plymouth Coal Co and longtime foe of the coal trust, died in New York and will be buried here in Wilkes Barre on December 21. The obituary notes his prominence in Milwaukee press circles and his impact on the coal industry during his years of leadership.
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Croom
Milwaukee Pron Press
Wilkes Barre
John
Haddock
Plymouth Coal Company
Coal Trust
New York
Lanor Raw
Fragmentary note on Parnell and three parts
A fragmentary OCR note mentions Parnell of Ron and a vague claim about three parts. It references acquaintance with a passive of the three parts and a distant mention of Veni Vidiamia, with no clear actions or outcomes. The readable text is limited and unspecific.
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Parnell
Ron
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Woman's Club Plans Arm Outing Next Slonday
The Woman's Club will aid its arm outing next Slonday. Andrews will act as J program Lo in piven will follows, Jess 2 dollgcvian of Program Chay Lenaire da Vinci saber y drag del Sarto 1488 Bi Louder serene Mrs. Lathrop Assistants-alesdames Bly Bailey Cole Kamps Lind and Poad and Miss Koddis.
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Slonday
Andrews
Jess
Chay Lenaire da Vinci
Marshfield D A R Chapter Meets With Program Planned
The regular meeting of the D A R Marshfield Chapter will be held Thursday. Mrs Hinman will preside. Program includes Papers Days We Caucrate by Mrs Pollard and Colonial Customs by Mrs Upham with music by Miss McMillan.
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D. A
Marshfield
Hinman
Pollard
McMillan
Colonial Customs
Upham
Not a Model Says New Car Isn’t a Real Example
A quoted exchange features Mr. Chug describing the automobile as a poor example. The remark emphasizes dissatisfaction with the model’s quality and performance, labeling it “horrible” and undermining its appeal as a true representation of a model.
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Mr. Chug
Businessman in Townsville Builds On Family Letterhead
A Townsville businessman keeps the family letterhead style his father used after the war era. His current prosperity comes from that tradition and from his grandfather's recent gift of five hundred eighty thousand dollars. The ad-style note suggests issuing a new letterhead now.
Huard on the Northwestern Christmas bet over tobacco
Steve Leahy and John Turners, old friends from Marshfield, bet $10 per offense as they pledged to quit tobacco for a year. A train trip anecdote follows with humorous details about a shared puff and a $20 repayment for a past “tagment” incident, illustrating their stubborn tobacco habit.
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Steve
Leahy
Hig
Pess
Cynductor
Burns
Seth
Marshfield
Dangsville
Steve Leahy
Listy
Alort
John
Wansom
Fragmented OCR snippet on shopper and druggist exchange
A garbled OCR excerpt shows a druggist tired of a woman shopper asking questions about items and exterminating products. The dialog ends with the shopper’s inquiry and the druggist's retort as he walks out.
Old-fashioned man has son who cranks a car with chuteh ile
An elderly maker of traditional methods passes on to his son who starts a car using a chuteh ile device, illustrating a passing of skills and a clash between old and new mechanical eras.
Market Prices For Hay And Grain Items
Market list showing prices for hay grades including No 1 Timothy at 9.00 per unit. Various produce like onions and potatoes listed with limited figures. Flour, feed and grain items from Cereal Company with prices such as Wheat at 1.10 per bushel and Oats at 48 cents or more per bushel.
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Dogen J
Spare Cereal Company
The Dollar Mark on Screen at New Adler
Robert Warwick stars in George Broadhurst’s The Dollar Mark adapted from the stage thriller. Cobalt exteriors and mining intrigue drive a brisk, vivid screen version with Warwick in a defining role. World Film Corp. reports heavy demand as the feature arrives this Thursday night. District manager ad seeks qualified applicant in Marshfield area. OWAEME DAVIS, VICAR at ALBANS CHURCH announces Sunday masses and a lecture series on Anglo Catholic history and Papal invasions.
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Crk
Motion Pie
Im x
Robert Warw
George Broadhurst
Robert
Warwick Hart
Reahy She World Film Corporation
Sehnhart
Brady
Adler Opera House
Revert Warwick
Jim Gresham
Greeham
Robert Warwick
Father Davis
Silent Caller Triggers Panic in Noncommittal Woman
A woman alone in her home ignores a ringing telephone, finally answers after repeated calls. She declares no one is home and ends the call, leaving authorities to piece together the odd disturbance described in the Pelograph chronicle.
How to Cure a Chronic Cough in Mississippi Letter
A Jackson man recounts relief from grippe and chronic cough after using Vinol. He describes weakness, then rapid improvement after two bottles, crediting cod liver oil, iron, and wine for tissue rebuilding and stronger blood. The ad notes money back if Vinol fails.
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Jackson
Feckson
Miss
Joan L. Dennis
Lynch Street
Bexton
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