Shipboard Liquor Smuggling On China Station Described
The article recounts sailors using clever disguises to smuggle alcohol ashore and aboard ships. It details methods like rubber bags hidden in clothing and bottles tied inside legs, plus the cutter crew's role in guarding liquor and the guard corporal’s searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto
Uhre
MMI
Dane Catching
Mate Caneny
Tibertius
Wien
Pigery
Uaa
Arn
Pumgway
Horte Buts
Marine Gnard
China Station
Liberty
Uae
Thanlcohol Tania
Bank's part in farming and the Lewtere to money doubt
Fragmented OCR describes a fluctuating financial plan amid agricultural distress. It references a bank’s role, payments, and anxieties over credit, with scattered mentions of people, places, and dates as the text wanders through financial tension and rural hardship.
Dentists Work And A Chinese Baby Show Remarked
A Philadelphia Times page recounts high dental charges and public care contrasts with a headline on the world’s first Chinese baby show in Penang Gazette. The dental notes cite prices for crowns and teeth work, while the baby show describes 200 infants in ornate dress, lions of silk, and elaborate headpieces, illustrating 1910s sensory journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Phiadlphia Times
Rome
Patel
Penang
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
A garbled text fragment mentions names and places in a disorderly fashion. It references people, dates, and locations but presents no clear event or outcome due to unreadable OCR. No cohesive report or concrete facts are extractable from the fragment.
Fragmented Tale of a Seafaring Rescue and Fire
An extended, tense narrative recounts a boat used in a perilous river or coast rescue scene. Crew, passengers, and a fire threaten their effort as boats lower and a crowd watches the peril unfold. The scene shifts to a lighthouse or harbor setting with duty and fear shaping actions and consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peat Son
al Pthesea
Wespary
Amel Terpeeglins
Apathe
Alieet Cortes
Cothors
Davies
Bern
Sale
Sanith
Paniftut
Masoud
Neil Meas
Tome Petit
Len
Erie Meath
Owty Stoneeh
Baer Ikon
Odety
Dca
Unclear local social notes include many names and places
Fragmented OCR summary lists numerous individuals and places such as Miss Lie and Warstiitictan, Banes County, Midler's Pays, and Washington area observations. Mentions visitors, family gatherings, and religious services with dates around month references, but legibility is too poor to extract a coherent event or outcome with accuracy.
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Jack
Jackie Cube
Martine Spike
Brasil
Bank
Navy
Pata
Guile
Aneteaigh
Taney Deans Mod
Pete Viste
Gabe Lavery
Dale
York
Leanne
China
Japat
Corvera
Blanes
Giinuicester
Rarpsop
Aml
Po Wien
Contin
Srepper
Ewan
Beta
Eric
Skye
Aden
Watts
Seattle
Thewertaead
Cbebrobek Cermaadi
Rhagypee Pratiser
Fae
Sudan
Iis
Nis
Paris
Watson
Alwan Watson
Esarmesti
New York
Tis
Wireless Telygeapty
Darling
Tile of Wight
Belgin Bette
Dire
Tess
Gabiga
Rena
Unink
Oman
Market Street
Belibe
Bled
Wert
Pearre
Frederick
Kiventa
Sahel
Temere
Mortis
Pacer
Wlesvalte
Bett
Mary Perv
Midler’s Payserin Banes County
Var
Tie
Mattie Et Baontstat
Welty
Hottie Wein
Ets
Stern
Samliy
Dri
Tnt
Uyceet If
Honisideay
Chareles
Prine
Gensbod
Washinton
Che Hoy Monument
OM Callan
Son Ane
Washington
Lillie Todd
Ridpoville
Mies
Siipsin
Liberitoypan
Mia
Boyer
Hopafe Btelisan
Damasedts
Prodea
Laity
Peter Tastavvek
Mrimitentarg
Taney
Lenin
Steiner Bros
Madea
Athens
FORD
Poe
Ervey Fren
Sohehtsy
Reek
Pat Sen
Yan
Paneer
WM. S
Miller & GO
Kh Pfairhanhe Company
Taye Ety Lartite
Pola
Winton
Philiadelte Te
B. Ebert &Sons
Wwe
Pial
Botati
UIA
Toanech
Reid
Weerry Pedboe
Stedt Toll Cored
Tharetsen
Crete
Wisons
Elen
Chas
Steg Sata
Rae
Gail Borden
Eagle Brand
Tneant Health
Kmarar
Central Hardware Company
Latin ‘School
Baltimore
Cela
Pan Coe Tlindamton
Catt Pers
Wan
BOCK
Bartholomay Rochester
John A. C. Lipps
W. Patrick
Telegraphs
Pie Interstate Telephone Con
Fred
Anna Giering
Baltimore Street
E. Spahr
Ames ER
West MaAbRey
Bayer
Ierigneier Ee
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