War department restructures to train officers for future emergencies
General March outlined plans to increase the regular army by recruiting former officers and reserve officers, creating a trained pool for future emergencies. He emphasized education, recreation, and technical training to boost efficiency and prepare soldiers for defined occupations. The costs of maintaining occupation forces in Germany were noted, with Germany obligated to pay under the treaty.
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Damages Sought Over Neck Injury From Falling Steel Plate
The Altoona area report notes a damage entry against a rail director after a steel plate fell from a passing train at Altoona yards injuring his neck and leaving him unable to speak above a whisper. Other items include divorces granted in Frederick and Rock Ridge areas, with custody rulings and personal residence details, plus a housing discussion by Dunn in Lewistown.
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Oklahoma woman pioneer in education and postal service
A historical note highlights a woman from Muskogee who helped open a school for girls around 1900 and later became the first woman to take charge of a first class post office in the United States. Appointed in 1912 during Roosevelt's presidency, she also led local associations home to pioneering roles.
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Oklahoma
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OR WILSON 22 President ee uwhorded the
Fragmentary clipping reports a person named OR WILSON aged 22 connected to a presidential event, with unreadable surrounding text. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR. The readable portion notes an alleged incident or role involving a young individual and a political context.
Formos Em nce Sinking Fast Augusta Contention
In a brief item the Augusta contest is described as forming up for a fast sinking situation with uncertain prospects. The article emphasizes rising tensions and shifting standings among local figures and teams as the wave of competition grows.
Train wreck survivor clings to car wreckage in Sunbury
In Sunbury Pennsylvania a driver escaped a locomotive collision when a train struck and toppled a car. Richard Motorist was found perched on the car’s catcher after the impact, slightly injured, as onlookers described the scene. The vehicle, owned by William Kohrbach, was wrecked beyond repair with an estimated injury and damage tally.
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Drain Mine After 18 Years In Hazleton Area Project
A long tunnel from Wolf Town to Green Mountain is planned to drain water from flooded workings that have remained underwater for 18 years. The Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Conglomerate outlines the tunnel near Tongtown with an estimated cost under 85 000 dollars and potential demand on Susquehanna river access.
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Hazleton
Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre
Wolf Town
Green Mountain
Will
Tongtown
Fragmentary notes on cattle attack and odd inventions
A fragmented, chaotic clipping describes a bull attack aftermath with farmers arming ropes and a posse capturing the animal, plus stray mentions of a patented lamp on a hand and South Africa export figures. Names, places, and dates are unclear, but the incidents reference danger, capture, and inventive ideas.
Spectators Vote Verdict in Toledo Trial
An unclear report from Toledo notes spectators voting on a verdict in a court case. The fragment references judge James Austin and mentions the word verdict, with surrounding garbled text implying a public reaction and possible legal proceedings.
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Faulter's Next Appearance With 10-Piece Orchestra
Next Monday at 8:00 Faulter and his 10 piece orchestra from New York will return to Frederic for a third engagement. The troupe previously drew a crowd with a dance and popular music. Dancers and band music fans await another performance by Rector's famed orchestra with Morva and Wil also returning to sing familiar tunes.
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Bory Faller
Orchos
New York
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Tereh Reatra
Gudil
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Lena
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Dimade
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Columbia Man Wanted for Alleged Theft in Palmyra
A man identified as James H. Day, also known as Howard Seffries, is wanted by Columbia, Pa authorities for an alleged theft involving an overcoat and a black shirt. He was arrested by Shortt and reportedly confessed to the first crime while denying the second. he remains in custody for Columbia authorities.
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Columbia
James H. Day
Elias’ James
Howard Seffries
Thin City
Aleged Ho Ivod
Dolgiano Found Dead in Auto as Gas Poisoning Suspected
J Bolgiano and Co founder Charles Dolgiano of a Baltimore merchant firm was found dead yesterday from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning in his automobile. The body was discovered in the rear of his car by his son Charles Dolgiano. The coroner's jury returned an accidental death verdict.
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Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Credited With Restoring Health
A woman from Garnett Kansas describes overcoming a serious illness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with curing a nervous breakdown following childbirth and notes subsequent good health, two more children, and continued use if needed. The letter praises the medicine and its perceived safety for women.
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Edith Mwate
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Fragmentary hunter story from Stins a near Novi woods
A partial OCR passage describes a hunter in solitude, observing wild turkeys and a collision of senses. The text is garbled, with multiple misspellings and missing context, but centers on a solitary hunt and an instance of a turkey reacting with wing movements.
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Stins
Nethine
Nina
Turkey
Obscure 19th Century Patent Remedy Description
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel and bowel relief. It references people using the remedy to ease bowel complaints and mentions cathartic properties and vague outcomes among patients. The text is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
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Edwards
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