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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
20
The piece urges patience before buying and warns against faddish novelty. It quotes Emerson advising not to read a book until it is a year old and argues durability comes from reason and good taste, with Cross wares valued for usefulness.
An item described as a writing case with open and clear features for Moreveo leathers in Tolare Maske, including five packets for Hasionery, a fee stamp and one card pocket. Parts listed include calendar papester pem-linder pencil Gite Corey safety sink and a compartment for a portable Matting. Measures folded 1 inch by 4B inches, price 3.00.
An ad describes cross envelope purses shown open with fine panels and feather embellishments. Features include leather lining, tight pockets for coins and cards, and two initials monogram options. Prices start at $2.00 with immediate delivery available.
An Austrian attacker armed with a gun rushed at Italy's consul general in a public setting. Police intervened quickly, ending the incident as a fifth attempted murder case involving the same suspect is noted in the report.
A fragmented report details a Pittsburgh man winning a revolver prize amid a chaotic scene involving police, detectives Craddock and Votpole, and a dubious national competition. Names include George Atmore of Berkeley, California, and others from New York and beyond.
A readable fragment reports American theology students in Rome fleeing a scene or situation. The text is garbled with many misspellings but notes concerns about safety and movement of the group amid unclear events. Names and precise locations are not recoverable from the OCR.
A garbled press clipping outlines fraud concerns costing the United States up to 20 million dollars. It references agents, training, and government departments, with names and places unreadable or distorted. The piece hints at investigations and potential policy implications without clear specifics.
Fragmented OCR text shows confusion with garbled names and places. The readable bits hint at a restrictive stance by an organization or government toward agitators and wartime tensions across regions. No clear events, dates, or principal figures emerge to confirm a specific incident or location.
Fragmentary report mentions Serbians near Scutar and Albanian front activity with lines about enemy withdrawals and troop advances. Readable terms include Albania, Vien, and Sin, but details are garbled.
Fragmentary text discusses Underwood urging trade over defence with scattered words about meetings and calls for a firmer stance on policy. Names and clear events are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A garbled account details a figure labeled defamer who leaves the country for a long life abroad. The text mentions Jains, German attitude, and estranged family, with numerous fragmented phrases about travel, theaters, and various people and places, though the overall narrative remains unclear and fragmented.
A fragmented article mentions Sing-Ming Kung purchasing Hunt boots amid a jumble of foreign text and unclear references. The readable portion centers on the purchase by Sing-Ming Kung, with no clear date, location, or corroborating details.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a nurse in a war zone and mentions ceremonies, injuries, and a return to a final destination. Names and locations are obscured, but the piece centers on wartime nursing and a proposed marriage amid conflict.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a historical news note mixing names and events about gas bombs, military actions, and individuals across locations. The readable fragments mention American and German topics, references to people such as Sean Hew and J. Page, and places like Montclair and New York. The text is garbled and hard to extract a coherent incident or date.
A garbled notice reports a death at a double funeral in Germany. The fragment references paralysis and a tense etiological hint but lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
Incomplete text fragment mentions ships Lavitenia and Oak Rat and various garbled terms. The readable items reference captor Ting Na Coomeray and a 1 Captor Ting event, but details, dates, places, and clear actions are absent. No coherent narrative or verifiable facts emerge.
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