Notable Names and Numbers in Official Notices
Fragmented OCR item lists names and numbers like 26 37 2 Manarine Tabtar No 6 Comnoningrom and a mailing team reference. The text mentions a baninella office and calls for contact on the 26th or 27th, with scattered proper nouns and unclear roles.
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Towa
Nmnich
Pixehange
Dombdoer
P. Toamia
Pablinher
Manarine Tabtar
Taltar
Re. Speoclntypo
Iian
T Heohfarth
Art
Star
Baninella
The Girls They Left Behind Poem Fragment
Fragmentary verse speaks for women left behind by wartime service and danger. The speaker queers up a pledge to endure, serve, and remember those who went to fight, identifying as the ones who stayed and prayed. The piece conveys loyalty, loss, and duty through a collective voice of women.
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Thor
China in Turmoil Over War Policy and Premier's Power
Fragmented report details Tuan Chi Jui as premier ahead of a potential war declaration against Germany. Wu Ting Pang is named to the cabinet, with tensions rising as military leaders push for war while parliamentary deadlock and influence from foreign allies shape policy and possible civil strife.
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CMNA
WAT
Tuan Chi Jui
Ching
Germany
Tate
Wu Ting Pang Tho
United States
Wu Ting Mang
Orient
Miniater ‘Mann
Chlox
Miliny Loadara
China
Anya
Uead
Chinevo
Yuan Fone
Wien
Ink & Resource
Oriental Republic
Chine
Taitie
Chino
Japan
Arran
United States and Belgium War Roles in Defense of Democracy
The piece argues for U S and Belgian involvement in World War I as a defense of democracy. It frames China’s military rule as a barrier to reform and predicts amplified U S troop deployment to Belgium to bolster morale and support Belgium’s resistance. It extols democracy and condemns militaristic regimes as obstacles to development.
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Anthusamm
Lomo
United States
Halegiuim
Tol Xood Gammlan
Belgium
Tha
Lwiser
Maria
Rus
Germany
Belin
Auto theft suspects held on bond in Illinois crimes
Afresh Auto thieves arrested at Champaign and Springfield, with ties to St Louis and various Illinois locations. Charley Beacher and Bell Supper are out on bond awaiting hearing Tuesday. Mreadwyter and others face charges in theft ring connected to Automober.
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Springfield
Tuery Mreadwyter
Champaign
Charley Beacher
Bell
St. Louia
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure All Through Blood
A 19th century patent medicine advertisement offers a $100 reward for cure of catarrh claiming internal action and constitutional rebuilding. It asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cleanses the blood, strengthens the patient, and promises a $100 if it fails, urging readers to obtain from Carney and Co of Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
Carney & CO
Toledo
Warren and Felix Rivalry in Lovell Grove Tale
Esra Sporterd and Warren fiyor discuss a plan for success and status in Lovell Grove. Warren guides a wagon trip to Barry, visiting relatives, while Felix flaunts attention from Edna Truston. a buggy accident tests loyalties amid family warmth and hardship.
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Vintor Redellito
Binet
Esra Sporterd
Warren Fiyor
Warren
Counin
Lovlls Grove
Triad
Tara
Relix
Geove
Urixton Warren
Volea
Iveryman
Tit Foux
Brixton
Barry
Barry, Satmeday
Warran
Ware
Tinelo
Nat Ana O'Viock
Harry
Cho
A. Tremendots
Horsegaaside
Counsin Melly
Hin Xintor
Edna Truston
Netia
Ifa
Felix
Warrey
Wolke
Wdna
Nellie
Dna
Tad
Goa
Ners
Pollx
Molly
Trixtona
Mitta
Mt Barry
Warren Waltws
KCI
Wana
Tual
Dinyes
Medicines and tonics heralded as high character remedies
An advertisement extols Hood's Suraaparilna and Poptiron Pilla as medicines of high character. It lists tonics for loss of appetite digestion and dyspepsia, kidney and liver troubles, brain and nerve exhaustion, anemia, and various eruptions, claiming strength and daily proof of efficacy.
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Hood
Medicing
Mets
Fragmented pleas and travel plans in a near unreadable scene
An unclear exchange centers on family pressure to relocate by wagon to Brixton and seek comfort. Dialogue reveals concern for relatives and a mishmashed plan to visit a married aunt and mother, with distracted talk of riding and arriving safely before a later tie to a law firm and a borrowed gift.
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Lydia
Alutar
Brixton
Warren
Yama
Tadni
Nellie
Pervieda
Kale
Uncle Warn
Fire Extinguished by Quick-Reacting Youths on Second Street
A small blaze near the Jewish apartment at the Tohn Daxter building on Second Street near Spruce was promptly put out by a brave young man and a two year old boy named Macaniay, son of Trahmaan, who were on the street at the time. A separate note mentions a winter snake incident and a grand yard play scene as distant memories.
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Sinty Vrais
Tohn Daxter
Second Street
Spruce
Femoe
Mun
Macaniay
Vida Elty
Health and Happiness Choren and Vitus Movements in Children
Health and Happiness notes describe chorea and St Vitus movements in children, listing causes such as fright, illness, and worry, plus temporary remedies including diet changes and regulated rest. It warns some symptoms may persist, advises medical consultation, and mentions possible treatments like chloral and arsenic under physician guidance.
Forty Years Ago and Ten Years Ago in Lake Township
A jumble of historic notes recounts past events: a fatal accident during storm preparations near Water Street and Cheatnut, a telegraph line project to Vanport, and a pole injury at Caliwell’s fairground. Also recalled are anniversaries and notable figures from 10 to 40 years ago, including religious, civic, and local life milestones.
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Diaety
Vanport
Atiiee
Caliwell
Elrena
Wis Botig
Sean Yenwnion
Tomm
Hubbard
Hazlait
Lake Township
Eighth Street
Walecit Street
High Bridge
Lillbridge
Green Street
Mulford Chapel
Syaa
Dr. Newell
Chicana
Joseph Bennett
Mies
Alice Mulford
Llanderneta
Gou
Dlacourac
Wilton News items include visitors, visits and quarantines
Local notes report visitors to Muscatine Durant and Davenport and a St Joseph visitor from Dayton. Quarantine cases affect Florence Knouse with other children kept home. Advice urges bowel health and Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy, while several residents plan visits and return home.
Community notes on visits and plays in local town
Nichola, Jin, and Mina Alive Nash with Marie Ryan joined Frida Meron Mrk and others visiting Mrs. Crasler. Mrs. Barney Gazen is in critical condition after a visit with Alta Vista and near friends. Mrs. J W Adams spent time with Mrs Ollie Migby. The Clara play On Account of Polly was well received. West Liberty audience praised A Call to the Plas. Mrs. Stanberry of Des Moines visits her daughter Jane teaching at the local high school.
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Nichola
Jin
Mina
Nash
Marie Ryan
Frida
Meron Mrk
Croton
Crasler
Henry Vandamatt
Alta Vista
Als Stator
Barney Gazen
Gazeu
Bare
Ness
J W. Adams
Ollie Migby
Clara
Polly
West Liberty
Plasa
Plas
Onantanova
Praia
Mrs. Stanberry
Dea Moines
Mars Jnne
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Jan Leyhen
Wek
Dave Offae
Omfoin Paser
City and Condty
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Ma Af Imber
Toe
Advertieng Reveeiuntativen
Shitage—Cone
Lorenzen le Woble
Ndae
New York
Cone
Farenznn & Waade
Man
Brunswick Miliding
A! Woodman
Oumar Tiiding
Bel Suildins
Beerani Goan
Lorenzen ME
Woodman
Atante Cone
SD Conta & Woodman T
Mvuscriduus
Creatation Guarant
Muncatine
Mall
Mal Tubserspetoan Wr
Aleon
Walt
Dlgiust
Abe ix Generly
St. Vitus
Ardela
Jtubur
Jonko Maimower
John HW Huber
Thin Nowappoer
Che
Aaron Stern
Josto Jonason
C. Be
WiHamrs
Oliver Lanhart
Itewht
Unger
Georges A. Sututlea
San Francisco
Tieving
Mr. S. Jerema
Ako
Naa
Altec
Museauerd
de Montiona
Whitheane
Erie 2c
Adend D. D. D. Mavnncamp
Drexeription Brig Store
Olliar Dryset
ComRane
By Allman
Misa
Morgantown
Wilton News
Davenport
Mixa Mauda Cummings
Walter Merr
Misa Ulda Ketelson
Mare
Dan McKillip
Anna Rohifs
Durant
Misa Betty
Ray
John Bloom
St. Joseph
Dayton
Ohio
Synod of the Grice Reformed Church
Whrdasia
Perry Duncan
Muscatine
Ray McCabe
Paul
Muncazine
Vinit
David Lorter
George Jeabner
Chamberlin
Hostetter
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