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Readable fragments describe a local event with unclear names and places. The text hints at a meeting or notice involving a school or community group, but key details are unreadable. The item appears as a damaged OCR fragment needing reconstruction.
Raglessville Mystery Wide Reach In Local Report
Fragmented OCR text mentions local names and scattered events in Raglessville area. References to persons such as Susan Pisard and others hint at a community notice or brief. Details are unclear but indicate a page with multiple short items and place names.
Vande Mataram Rally Stirs M. E. Church Debate
A local M. E. Church gathering sparked a heated discussion over the phrase Vande Mataram with attendees debating its appropriateness in church services and community activities.
Worthington residents attend Indiana University law commencement
Merchants and locals gather for a community note as Mrs Slav and Mrs Meenars attend a local wedding and visitors such as Peter Bradley frequent Worthington. Wood Danner and family drive to Bloomington for the Indiana University law school commencement where their son Walter graduates.
Mosquito Infestation Aboard British Freighter Report
On the Miguel de Larrinaga moored at Caliarten Cuba crew battled dense mosquitoes inside deck cabins and staterooms. A fire hose briefly repelled the insects but welts covered nearly every man as the ship sailed, despite thick clothing.
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South America
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Boston Globe
Transit Timetable Fragments for Cities and Stops
Intermittent OCR text shows scattered times and routes in Chicago, Terre Haute, Nek, and nearby towns with partial schedule cues. Mentions 7:40 and 10:40 pm windows, 7:15 am and 5:00 pm blocks, and halting references to Melon Bedford Seymour R48 with initials J.Tavertt G. P A.
Amsterdam Diamant Trade and Other Oddities
A tabloid notice lists the Amsterdam diamantl trade with seventy five firms and 10008 workers. It notes Alpine fatalities averaging 100 percent over ten years. Berlin's dog population declines due to higher tar tax on canines. German suffragists promote the term fran for Frau. The U S Army runs a bread plant making 90000 loaves daily. Pacific Coast labor growth drawn by Hindu influx. Gold fish raising described as an ancient Chinese industry. Orientals reportedly displacing native games on British ships. Kasdion barbers threaten to shun customers who only seek hair cuts.
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Berlin
United States Army
Pacific Coast
China
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