High School Moustaches Sparks Signals From Students
A whimsical report notes junior boys at the school growing moustaches, some betting on shaving, others relying on eyebrow pencils. The piece observes the fad as a rite of passage and jokes about age, manliness, and peer pressure while recalling a past bet by Bill Klee to not shave until the football team won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igh
Ajjwar
Los
Bill Klee
Thread ‘Senks
Billetic
Saveral
Klee
Na-Ca-Ht
Pal Pather
Two Plate Mills Will Be Reopened Next Monday
Officials of the Midvale Steel & Ordnance company decide to reopen two plate mills after a three week closure. Mills will run on double shifts while blast furnaces shift to May, amid unconfirmed rumors of Pittsburgh interests gaining control, with changes in department leadership and limited operation at Laukena Steel.
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International Nera Service
Coatrsville
Midvale Steal & Ordapure Company
Pittsburgh
Midvale
Laukena Steel
Hotel Health Inspections Report November Activity
Keeping Close Watch On Foodstuffs details inspections by police forces in November across meat markets packing houses hotels restaurants confectionery stores groceries bakeries milk wagons and ice plants with milk samples water samples and other checks. The report notes ten violators under health ordinances and actions taken including fines or imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gantats
Ordimancea
Aimber and
Ince
Sanitary Police Activity Report for November
Sanitary police kept busy during November with 2 houses quarantined and 20 fumigations. They conducted 0 visits to quarantined families and investigated nuisances 125 times, totaling numerous inspections and actions across the period.
Realty Transfers List of Property Creations and Buyers
Real estate notices list transfers including individuals and places with stated values. Names such as Paul Bonninghost and James Raumati appear along with wards and dollar amounts reflecting conveyances. The fragmentary text shows various buyers and locations in Virginia and Paris with token prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bonninghost
James
Raumati
Ward
Virginia
Paris
New Onaile
Wizahodh Jabbon
Eytl Ge Tawkey
Fragments Blur into Readable Notes on Local Home Sale
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local real estate sale or notice. Names, addresses, and precise terms are unclear, but the readable pieces describe a property related action and municipal involvement. The piece lacks sufficient detail for full factual reconstruction.
Seven Hundred Tons Of Garbage Hauled In Month
Report of the garbage collection department for November shows 706 tons incinerated and hauled to Mant by produce firms, 260 tons by private individuals, 300 tons incinerated, plus 12 dead dogs and 20 cats collected. Money collected for burning garbage from private individuals totals $29.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gar Yagy
Milk Analysis Report Shows Lower Bacteria in November
The November sanitation report notes improvement over October in city milk supply. Bacteria average per cubic centimeter fell from 92 000 in October to 20 000 in November. Listed are dealers and milk types with bacteria counts, including J H McQuoonell raw 4000 and Autlin Bros raw 105 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wealth Department
J. H. McQoonell
Mike Nocero
Die Thompson
DOD
Damage Award Cannot Be Paid for Arlington Avenue
City Solicitor Janes A Gardner says an Arlington avenue grading damage award of 123.89 cannot be paid because no executor or administrator is appointed for the estate of Mira I V Cargan. He notes heirs Mra L M Buchanan and Ti Carson agreed to withdraw the appeal and requested that the warrant be drawn to pay the heirs for their respective claims, a recommendation the solicitor approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekstin
Helre
Tavir
Athonata Council
Solteltar
Bacteriologist Reports November Lab Work
The elty bactario lochat DY and William J. Ateen completed throat culture for diphtheria, water analysis for springs and wells, and mink analysis for bacteria during November. Vaccinations were recorded in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elty Bactariolochat DY
William J. Ateen
Ely Walter
From Glowing Coals To Glowing Coils
A historic look at cooking heat evolution from open fires to modern electric coils. The article traces our ancestors glowing coals to the advent of new appliances, highlighting how heat sources transformed kitchen work and household comfort over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Dar
Damon Heat
Woman Prison Reform Advocate Attends Event in Johor
A concise report notes a woman reformer from Perebii who spoke this afternoon in Chottor county about improving treatment of women prisoners. She urged the Rod government to push reforms and demonstrated resolve during a quick public appearance.
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Mos
Johor
Perebii
Chottor County
Fien
Stirtif
Perebie
Woman Alleges Abusive Conditions At Rhodes Avenue
Mrs. Winne Wheeler of Rhodes Avenue complains of mistreatment at her residence. She alleges a neighbor or occupant caused distress to her and her property, and the complaint was referred to the arrest and magistrate division for action.
Conference Over Japan's Action
Japan's retention of Yap cables becomes the focus of a high level conference between Acting Secretary Norman Dayto and the senate foreign relations committee. Senate leaders indicate grave implications for U S Japan relations and press for Japan to relinquish the cables to international control.
Rail Properties Segregated in Youngstown Franchise Transfer
At a special meeting of the stockholders of the Pennsylvania-Ohio Electric company the Youngstown railway property within the Youngstown municipal system was segregated and will transfer to the Youngstown Municipal Railway Co which has operated the lines. R P Slexeng was elected director, resigning as president to assume duties as president of the Pennsylvania-Ohio Electric and related companies. Seely, previously VP and GM, remains in senior management and will continue as general manager.
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Vennsylvania-Ohle HlertHie
To Youngatown Municipal Railway Company
R. P. Slexeng
Marrtime
Ma Dutles
Pennsylvania-Ohio Electric Company
Seely
Youngstown Minitdinal Railway Qn
Fort Jackson Sold by U S on Savannah River
The Senate military affairs committee reported a bill favorably authorizing the sale of Fort Jackson on the Savannah river. Army engineers testified they had no further use for the land and supported its sale for sane use.
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Bullelin
Washington
Senate
Fort Jackson
Savannah River
Second Prison Visit Ends in Mob Lynching
The sheriff reports confusion as mob members overpowered him during a repeat prison visit. A coroner’s ride hauled victims to the morgue while townsfolk gathered at the cemetery. Arrests followed after a fight with deputies, as authorities sought to quell the spreading lynching atmosphere.
Unclear Corporate Statement Fragment
The readable text shows fragmented corporate statement data with scattered dates and numbers. No coherent event or entities form a complete report.
Deaths of the Day and Funeral Services Details
Deaths of the Day mentions Lewis Finer and Thurman Lew is ward Weld. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at the family residence 518 Lyndal arrest. Rev Emryn Thomes wan in charge of the service and interment was made in Oak Park cemetery. Four small boys acted as pallbearers Walter Harper, David Harper, Charles Ward and David Evans.
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Lewis Finer
Thurman
Lewis Ward
Lyndal
Emryn Thomes
Wan
Oak Park
Walter
David Harper
Charles Ward
David Evans
Baker Puts Army Up To Congress
Secretary Baker told the House Military Affairs Committee that Congress fixed the army size at 280000 and he would continue recruiting to that strength unless ordered to stop He warned that preparedness requires a standing force and noted current shortages in funding and numbers while the army sits around 210000 as the year’s appropriations fall short.
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Congress
Kahn
Army Organization
War Department
U S Naval Power Nearing World's Best
Washington December 10 The secretary of the navy said the United States will be the major annual power in the world unless Britain changes its program of capital ship construction. He noted reports in England of a navy equal to the combined strength of the U S and Japanese navies and said he would discuss the issue with the naval affairs committee next week as the American naval program is examined.
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Washington
Great Britain
Daniele
Vauielt
England
WU. B
House
Report For Month By The City Nurse
A city nurse records November activity including 129 quarantined for observation and 10 throat culture collections. Total visits documented were a4, noting multiple patient interactions and specimen collection during the month.
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Mrvs
Mary
McAlenahan
Birth Of Triplets Was Capital Crime
A letter from John Roscoa to the London Times recounts old Ugandan marriage laws that punished a woman who bore triplets with death. The king ordered the woman and her children killed and the husband blinded, illustrating fear and harsh justice tied to perceived witchcraft.
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Uganda
John Roscoa
London Times
Foot Injury From Fall At Yards Injures Worker
William Spencer, remembered fondly, fell at the Indiana South End division of the BR and O yards while re employed Turaway afternoon. He badly crushed Wislett foal and was taken to the New Divido Hospital where an amputatal aid his foot.
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William Spencer
Southend
Endiana
Mysterious wiring concerns on Walnut Street prompt inquiry
A garbled report notes a claimed electrical connection near 208 North Walnut Street with a request to blame the line for a possible incident. Investigators aim to verify the route along Trite Avenue and assess safety measures while name fragments hint at an engineer’s involvement and a prompt for action.
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Jewerts
Entineril
Ommuunicntion
Itiniar Morrow
Permiaatan
Walnrut
Investigation urged into West Virginia coal strike by Lauck
W. Jett Lauck, former secretary of the war labor board, calls for President Wilson to reconvene the board and order a full investigation of the West Virginia coal strike. He cites looming starvation and exposure in Mingo county unless federal action is taken and urges a Senate labor committee inquiry similar to Borah’s 1916 investigations.
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Harry L. Rogers
Washington
Ates
Wilson
War Labor Board
West Virginia
W. Jett _Lauck
Lauck
Mingo County
Lauck Ward
Labor Board
Mingo
Senate
Kenyon
Borah
New York Stocks Open With Broad Declines Amid Weak Demand
Stocks opened under pressure with many issues offered at fractions to over two points down. Baldwin Locomotive hit a fresh yearly low near 81 1 4 while Crsublby Steel slipped to 88 1 2 and steel common eased. Reading and Texas Pacific showed mixed moves as the market rallied briefly after early declines.
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New York
Henras
Baldwin Locomotive
Mas
Southern Pacific
Gulf Fallig
Marine Pfd
Reading
Newhaven
Texas Pacific
Pete
Baldwin
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Hme
Ireland Seeks Peace While Threats of Martial Law Rise
In Dublin the premier signaled possible martial law in parts of Ireland and warned of the death penalty for unauthorized uniforms and harboring rebels. He said government would aid truce efforts, citing messages from Sinn Fein leaders and notes to Galway to facilitate talks, while insisting on surrender of arms and ending murders.
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Father O'Planagin
Sing Fein
Willne
Galway
Dublin
Michael Collins
Irinh Republican
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Golting
Treland
England
Cre- Inna
Tita Eneany
Collision With Bridge Uprights Sparks $700 Claim
Attorney Mont Alley offers to settle a claim by L. B. Raub of Youngstown for damages and injuries after his automobile struck the Pennsylvania overhead bridge on West Washington Street. Raub said repairs cost $243.46 and he suffered three broken ribs, preventing work as a drayman for several weeks. The offer was referred to the communities board for consideration.
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Hoyer
Coropat Frank &J. Philips
Bomono County
Ubodo
Sheri Noyes
Boyd
Valente
Gavilan
Sheriit Potray
Thorne
Banbranelaco
Mation
Mont Alley Wire
L. B. Rank
Youngstown
Dimvelt
Pennsylvania
Ralimad
West Washington Street
Alley
Rawh
Raub
One Irish Army Disbanded, Report Says in Ireland
London dispatch reports the Irish Republican Army unit in a central Blanefeln area has sent arms to police via parcel post and disbanded. The Daily Mail notes amnesty for Sinn Fein leaders troubles the government, while peace advocates await Father O Flanagan's message to Lloyd George urging a path to talks.
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International Newa Servier
London
Daily Mei
Irish Republican Army
Ireland
Blan Feln
Daily Mail
Sinn Wein
Arthur Griffith
Archbishop Clune
Australia
Arthuuc Henderson
Trwland
Clune
Michael Calding
Dublin
Collins
Father O'Flanagan
Sinn'Fein
Lloyd George
Porcelain Converts Heat Shock Resistance With Glass Like Workability
New porcelain vessels reportedly resist temperature changes, can be fused like glass, and even have holes blown in walls without cracking. A Bavarian firm reportedly produced a glaze matching porcelain expansion to glass, enabling fused joints and blowable, reshaped forms for chemical and laboratory use. The report notes added potential for wide usefulness in apparatus fabrication.
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Greadlix
Junta High building permits approved for foundation work
Council approved the foundation excavation for the Junta High Satan building on Litton Street with contractors Smith and Tennany to carry off water from a spring. Nearby, a fever epidemic prompt a state health order closing public schools for an isolation period.
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Council
Smith & Teymany
New Junta High Satan
Litton Street
Quatrsville
Atoto Health Department
Medical Society Annual Banquet in Lawrence County
The Lawrence County Medical Society held its annual banquet with sixty members and guests in attendance at the Lawrence Clink lash. Dr. D. Yaspinesse of Chicago was the guest of honor, and W. A. Waomer led the event as toastmaster. Speakers included HW Snyder, J J Pox Lack, and Dr Theodora Dillar of Pittsburgh, with other doctors contributing remarks on the society’s development and relevant topics.
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Lawrence County Medics Society
Lawrence
de. Womer
W. A. Waomer
HW. V. Snyder
J. J. Pox ‘Lack
Lawrence County Medical Society
G. W. Kennedy
A. M. O’brien
J. H. Reed
Sharon
Pan T. Hope
Mercer
H. B. Barr
New Wilmington
Hauser and Elder
Youngstown
HW. K. Zerner
Theodora Dillar
Pittsburgh
Mondtar Dillar
Ieconquel
Joh Foster
J. R. Coopard
WG. Dean
Harper H. Dick Heads to Big Horse Sale
Harper H. Dick will leave Lund for Chiang D1 where he tends the Why horsa sale. Four hundred traders and piers will be offered for sale. The event will run all week and prominent horsemen from across the country will attend.
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Harper H. Dick
Lund
Chiang
Pole installation planned on McCleasy Avenue
Farmlyston is to place a pole on McCleasy avenue by Friday after a recommendation from the city electrician and city engineer. The station of the pole was approved as part of the city’s utilities plan.
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Farmlyston
McCleasy Avenue
City Electrisien
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Autlin Bros
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Japan
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Yap Yabley
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Daily Mai
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Chicago
Big Horse Sale
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