Virginia Militia Officers Named In 1814 Appointment
In a Colonial era notice from the Middle Star Daily News, Virginia Militia officers are named as candidates to fill vacancies created by resignations. The article discusses appointing Airam Crattg and John Sharp to major and colonel roles, reflecting wartime organization and local governance, with broader reflections on county history and public records.
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Alkoeatnin
Virginia
Great Britain
Vpac
Airam Crattg
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person and place with unclear actions. Readable items include a name and a location but details and context are missing to form a coherent news item.
Fragmented text outlines club notes and local echoes
Fragmentary OCR from a local page references a club drive, member lists, governance, and community voices. Names like George Newman and Austin Coyne appear amid scattered notes on membership closings, a paper sale, and a city strategy meeting, with unclear sequence and details.
Stewart Interviews Lather Sage of Three Depressions Nearing Ninety Six
A long reminiscence piece recounts Stewart's interview with Lather, famed for enduring depressions across decades. The dialogue recalls late 19th century hardship, shifts in markets, and personal memory of the 1870s through 1890s, noting family history and economic turmoil shaping Lather's outlook.
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Stewart
Lather
Sage
Government Does Not Finance West Dry Lands
Government refuses funding for dry lands projects in the West amid debate over irrigation and development. Officials cited budget limits and competing priorities while proposing continued support for alternative energy and housing programs. Local representatives urged targeted aid for settlers and satellite infrastructure to boost settlement viability.
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West
Markets Report Mixed Grading and Quiet Trade Across Livestock
Calves receipts 750 with steady market. steer and heifer trade largely at standstill with some better yearlings around 6.50 to 7.00. Cows mostly low cutter to cutter. bulls at 2.70 to 3.60. Sheep receipts 1,300 with quotable rounds midrange and dull demand. Chicago Poultry and dairy items show slight firmness in graded products and steady shipments.
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Civinati
Mertium
Ten Years Ago Social Scene From Faded Report
A garbled reminiscence recalls a Friday Bridge Club gathering at a residence in Mon tmeal Camii with Mr James Man Arthur and Ai. A church 행사 shower honors Mrs Hairmon Burke with a September date. Guests included Mr and Miss HL Tinslay and Miss Alvona Jluff.
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Baary Moss
Hay
James Man Arthur
Montmeal
Cami
Penzey
Christow
Hairmon Burke
Dawny
HL Tinslay
Mies Alvona Jluff
Jonesville
Five Years Ago Mr Wu Host Guests at Bridge
An old item notes Mrs W 3 DuPont entertaining guests at a bridge party hosted by Mes Chaves Culler in Edinburg Texas with visitors Everett Silvers and Mrs Anderson from Nichville and St Louis. The report mentions a toast to Miss Julia Pool and Mr Wallace with the event dated in October.
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Wu. Zimmermar
Cullier
DuPont
Lev Rennebauma
Iy Bridge
Chaves Culler
Edinburg
Everett Silvers
Park Ridge
Chitlien
Wood DuPont
Eye as Complex Mechanism Seen Like Camera
Logan Clendening introduces a detailed comparison of the eye to a camera, outlining the eye's anatomy from the orbit to the retina and optic nerve. The piece covers muscles, eyelids, conjunctiva, lacrimal glands, and the optical pathway, noting how coordinated eye movements enable synchronized vision and how disruptions affect sight. It promotes six pamphlets by Dr. Clendening available for 19 cents each.
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Logan Clendening
Iku Ysuhall
Clendening
Turgach
Infernal Machine Turns Into Two Quarts of Honey
A quirky item reports an “Infernal Machine” revealing two quarts of honey labeled attractively as Veet tiy Paidees and Dettolone. The piece reflects editor humor and a playful mix of slang and mock suspense about a tasty find in a humorous newspaper note.
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Joseph
Hobbs
Virginia Hills
Ainia
Suvire
Daily News
National Economy League Opposes Immediate Bonus Payment
The National Economy League today issued a statement opposing the demand by the American Legion for immediate payment of the adjusted compensation certificates. It cites an $32.8 billion burden on the economy, argues most interest portions are not yet earned, and warns such a move would surrender public interests to an organized minority.
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National Economy League
File League
American Legion
National Economy Legie Dd
Home
Avery
Congress
Jana
Tuberculosis Toll Down in Harrisburg Area 1982 Half
Harrisburg Pennsylvania reports fewer TB deaths in the first half of 1982 than in 1981 per the State Health Department. Deaths totaled 2,904 in 1982 versus 2,988 in the comparable period of 1981, per New York University officials noting rising costs in related context.
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Harrisurg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Health
New York University
Occasional Wife and a Scholar Dream in Chapter Eight
Camilla Hoyt, a young art student, supports her dream of independence as she navigates a secret marriage proposal with sculptor Peter Anson. He faces a tough choice between pursuing a prestigious scholarship abroad and caring for Camilla, who risks hardship if he stays. The pair debate love, art, and the price of success as their futures unfold.
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Camilla Hoyt
Snd Veautifel
Dyler Anion
Macy
Camilla
Grenta
Ape
M Retitye
Jon
Peter
Mie Seuio
All
Cuaptir
Sylvia Todd
Petur
Ier
Fondeddan
Atu
Ted
Jorist
Wien
Abigail Tence
Windsor
Harton
Peter Anson
Darling
Paria
Chester Dame
Chester Dane
Watter
Ilferotil
Sorettas Lipstick Girl by Edna Robb Webster
A fragmented excerpt shows tension between Edna and Camila over a design project for a sculpture. Peter and Arlene discuss luxury versus modest means, debating a fountain statue with water features and a Madonna-like figure. They plan to please patrons while balancing expense and ambition. The scene ends with a dramatic, unfinished exchange.
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Arlene
Rlent
Camila
Ald
Daliar
Ahe
Plone
Peter
Tanice
Walter Trom
Jagan
Teler
Nina
Tipton
Wwe
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