Spirit of Allegiance Fourth of July Tale in New York
A crowded lower west side street opens a Fourth of July tale about Kate MeShane and her suitors, Mike Peters and Ricard. A holiday outing to Coney Island ends with a life changing moment as the flag and Terrance’s memory of home shift Kate’s loyalties away from Ricard’s glittering world.
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Merlie
Shieol
Mike Peters
Kate
the Tate
Coney
Peters
Tolay
Susie Mullins
Tate
Mike
Ayther
Pan Ricard
Ricard
Mathat
Kale
Peters Teenie
Corey Esha
Serendy
Wind Mather
Sue
Kleurd
Enlightenment
Terrance
Titcard
Andre
Ike
Tie
Kard
Lili
Hese
Alstar
Cracked Dishes Blamed for Disease Threats in Lunch Rooms
A government study led by Dr. H. W. Wiley found millions of germs in cracked mugs and chipped dishes from Washington lunch rooms and hotels. Twenty three distinct organisms were identified, with bacillus coli prevailing and linked to inflammatory diseases. The report urges elimination of cracked wares and stricter kitchen sanitation to protect public health. English sparrows are cited as helpers against the white winged haden moths infesting New York city, a measure dating to 1850.
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United States
Willionaire
Bureau of Chemistry
Warvey W. Wiley
Washington
New York
Chicago
District of Columbia
New York Times
Wilson
Wiley
George W Stiles
Stiles
Lettler Typewriter
Tauwilli
Whey
New York State
Felt
New York City
Albany
Troy
Bishop Potter Wit and Words Remembered in Adironack Sermon
Samples from Episcopal Churchman recount the humor of Right Rev Henry C Potter late New York bishop who died at Cooperstown New York His quips include Every great invention has come to use to promote development and civilization and There is always the other end of the line His wedding joke Potters tale of Sodom and Gomorrah and a West Shore train remark show his humane humor and folksy wisdom The piece highlights his backwoods charm during a Adirondack summer sermon and a West Shore railway anecdote with two young women.
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Henry C. Potter
New York
Cooperstown
N. Y
West Shore
Bishop Potter
Orangeburg
Signal Corps Tests Invading Army Maneuvers in Washington
War department plans large field exercise to assess signal corps efficiency. Two corps with staffs simulate allied and attacking forces across a wide front from Mississippi to the Allegheny region. Exercise aims to show all modern communication methods in action under varied terrain.
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War Department
Washington
Signal Corps
Mississippi River
Alleghny Mountains
Obiy River
Tabor and Northern timetable ends in fragmented data
Fragmented OCR shows a timetable with arrivals and times for Tabor and Northern services. Entries include times such as 20am 480pm 120am and 60 pm with references to Lenvor Malvern and station notes. Precise details are unreadable but indicate schedule-like listings.
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Tabor & Northern O
Lenvor
Malvern
Tabor
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Archer Osborne
McShane
H. W. Wiley
Potter
Adirondacks
Sodom and
Gomorrah
Test OF Signal Corps
United State
Malone
Otto Schmidt
Bonaparte
Mapas
Wisconsin
Louta Fost-dispatch
the Tribune
Burlington East Bound
Omahts
Aes
Conner
Pacific Junction
Glenwoul
Balfour
Ae Beer
TMNT
Emerson
Red Oak
Chigago
East Bound
Omaha
Nols
Aram Emerson
Hastings Sells
Malvern Ae Bees
Balfour Ess
Sear
Menwood
Pacific Innation
Conneil Blaffe
Ane Omana
Denver
Plains
Plattenwath
East Hound
South
Noda
Prt
Onaha
Gad
Connell
Hastings
North
Sidney
Randolph
OS Henderson
Macedonia
Wabash
San
Pees
Council Bluffs
Minpola
Silver City
Tose Malvern A
Strahan
Tinugens
Eees Veey Gah
Bhenandoah
Ais St Louis
Tan Sondaya
F. M. Shriver
Glenwood
Dyar Block
H. B. Milliron
Uader Hower Bros. Hardware
Theo. W
Vory
Carl H. Oti
Ivory & Otis
Attorneys
Chas. W. Rathke
Opera House
North Side
Sagare Glenwood
Iowa
W. F. Meyers Merchant
Mickelwall Building
Amos Dean
Carpenter & Contractor
North Side Square
Laws
Advo
Hon. W. 8. Lewin
Mills County National Bank
Glenwood State Bank
W. M. Lamb Bank
Carter Block
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