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Fragmented OCR text indicates an advertising contract notice involving a foreign representatives office. It references a Henry Dept and center streets in Nadfotown, with business terms about direct publication contracts and foreign representation. The readable entities are limited and uncertain.
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Frabiial OrivEnms Pe
Présiden John
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Aan Centar
Reer Nadfotown
Suainess Office
Henry Dept
Daily History June 1 1792 Kentucky Admitted to Union
Chronology notes Kentucky joins the United States as the second state under the constitutional framework. Mentions 1841 painter Sir David Wilkie and various erroneous fragments about Napoleon and global events. Astronomical section lists constellations visible in June evenings.
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Kentucky
David Wilkie
Diredstorn
Napoleon TV
Napoleon Tif
South Africa
Aanti
Tondon
Hrutlah Camualisen
Traliana Stader
Snvadera
Trentlio
Bootes
Urea Major
Urea Minor
Draco
Canslopota
Cepheus
Lysa
Aquila
Hercules
Scorpio
Lima
The Stupidity of Frightfulness.
A wartime dispatch reviews a recent English air raid, arguing it harms England less than it solidifies civilization against Prussianism. It warns German autocrats will persevere, maintaining terror to frighten embattled nations, and predicts continued long war unless ally resolve increases.
Orange County Farmers Answer the Call of Duty
Orange County farmers rally to serve, boosting acreage in all farm products. The Times-Press notes farmers’ loyalty from Revolutionary and Civil War eras, praises their ongoing dedication, and imagines a future where abundant harvests feed nations amid ongoing war mobilization.
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Orange County
Bea
Washington
Hoady
Father Abraham
Broatur
Ig Cdlea
Eat
Arma
Oime
Orange Couity
United
America
The Flag and the Tariff. Tale from Jamestown mill
A Jamestown worsted mill owner recalls an American flag raised over the plant, made from U.S. sheep. It was carded by an Italian, spun by a Swede, warped by a German, drawn by an Englishman, prawned by a Scotsman, woven by a Belgian, and capered by a Frenchman.
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R Atiier
Ue Tedser
Jamestown
Frivols and the Night Life in Prohibition Era Satire
A fragmented Daily Art Supplement piece parodies social trends and a proposed curfew or welfare ordinance, railing against curbs on behavior and drink. It muses on golf, liquor laws, and public morals, citing diverse figures and observations about society and propriety.
Instructions to Aid Census and Military Resources Survey
Albany May 31 notice outlining a two week census and inventory of military resources from June 1 to June 25. It details reading the form first, answering to the best of ability, and writing Do not know where information is lacking. Questions cover citizenship, birth country, marital status, dependents, property ownership limits, and eligibility for military service.
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Albany
Mey
Kiven
Belgium
France
Spain
South America
Africa
United States
United Sinates
Nakthomal Guard
Ursuline Pupils Give Fine 1917 Concert at Academy Hall
A nearly 300 strong audience enjoyed Ursuline Academy Hall’s concert Tuesday. The performance showcased the school’s pupils in choral, dance, piano and vocal pieces, with elaborate patriotic decor and a program spanning French, German and English selections. Notable numbers included Summer Chaminade choral works, Dutch lullabies, The Lost Chord, and America Forever, ending with a chorus tableau and violin accompaniment.
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Ursuline Academy Hall
Urmuline
Academy
Academy Hall
Drohl Dominates Two Bouts In Sullivan County Card
Middletown wrestler Carl Drohl defeats H Manakov in Monticello after two falls and wins a main bout in Sullivan County. In preliminary action Howard Zeald and Herman Kerr split a two fall match, Zeald earning two falls in 12 minutes total. Alli Asam of New York loses by disqualification after repeated low blows while Drohl fends off the insult to win by hammerlock and crotch hold.
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Carl &. Drohl
Middletown
Biattle
Alli Asam
New York
Columbia Park
Azam
Drohi
Droht
Alam
Avan
D. E. Williams
Alm
Deohl
Asam
Harry Skinner
Herman Kerr
Yorkville
Kerl
Monticela
Cari
Drotl
Monticelly
Sullivan County
H. Manakov
Drohl
Lion Prack
Kacesm
Monticello
Manako
Howard Zeald
Fosterdale
Herman Keri
Zwald
She ‘Ting
Keel
Zeal Teili
Young Zwald
Fa Eigal
DE Williams
Farrington
Oliver Farrington
Inter-Scholastic track meet thrills and sour notes
The Orange County Inter-Scholastic track meet at Geehen on Memorial Day drew heated disputes over officiating. Fort Jarvis led with 56 points, Middletown close behind at 83.3, while Port Jervis star Patterson set a new individual record with 28 points. Florida won several relays amid strong Monroe and Goshen showings, and officials announced plans for next year.
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Orange County
Inter-Scholastic Athletic Association
Geehen
Association
Middletown
Fort Jarvis
Goshen
Walden
Patterson
Port Jersis
Port Jervia High School
Casey
Middlewwu
Eigh
Port Jervis
Monroe High School
Micu Carr
Monroe
Florida
Geshen
71St Regiment
Ustal
Dougherty
Mento
Mangen
Fraf. Mattison
New Paltz
Cherk
A. H. Naylor
Leonard C. Treeman
Comei
A. A
Fred Salmon
Charles E. Greason
K. H. Moughtaling
C. Thompsom
Newburgh
H. Sengot
F. L. Smith
T. McNeil
Willian Wateh
Goshentimers
C. Huma
Jacob Hornbeck
Edward Burhans
George Shatts
Foreet Ivory
Goaben
Mr. Peattie
W. W. Fairchild
J. W. Trauger
R. J. Bemrose
W. A. Sargea
Witham Southwell
Prof
Tifany
Jere Prot
M. C. Smith
Wondy Patterson
Tor Jervis
Gullfell
Think Boyd
Ifourth
Heysler
Haifaalle Bascle
Durand
Goaten
Thind
Seow
Gorken
Wieser
Woody Paterson
Rotd
Middletowa
Piteandbens
Mangan
Widditown
Midietown
Fish
Moffat
Neat Paen
Thee
Twowle Verce
Kuttaert
Port Jervin
Doriged
Geemea
ZeRer
Middletown Athletes Dominate City Meet Events
In a crowded four by fifty yard and sprint program, Middletown swimmers and runners swept labels. Toyd led 440 yards in 914 seconds. McCanley of Newburgh won the Si‑yard low hurdles while Walden took the One-Mile Relay with Port Jervis placing second and Warwick third. Patterson of Port Jervis excelled high jump and broad jump. Goshen and Middletown runners filled top spots in multiple events including relays.
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Degian
Middletown
Toyd
Manse
Peony
Waldes
McCord
Walden
McCanley
Newburgh
Elementhal
Coates
Warwick
Merritt
Port Jerve
Port Jervis
Gosben
Manchester
Goshen
Patterson
Clark
Embler
Pise
Parade Set Tuesday for Largest Local Display
Local Mannercher will lead a Tuesday parade at 3 o clock after a second Planning Demonstration Committee meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. German Wannerchor and several unions will join a line highlighting Red Cross Liberty Loan and Boy Scouts with Justice Tompkins as chief speaker and Mayor Thompson urging businesses to close by 1 PM.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wannerchor
Jlanning
Red Cross
Recruising
Liberty Loan
America
Boy Scouts
the Red Cross
Arthur 8. Tompkins
Supreme Court
F. 8
Smithers, Jr
Russian Capt Kuropatkin predicts fall of Russia
A Russian visitor, Capt Alexia Vladimir Kuropatkin of Petrograd, describes the revolution’s doom, says he narrowly escaped death in war, and that Russia is losing its grip as vodka prohibition spreads. He claims the provisional government will fall and that an advance against the Central Powers is unlikely. Argentinian tensions and a Port Jervis hotel shift are noted.
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Alexia Vladimir Karopatkin
Sttor
Kuropatkin
Petrograd
Urence
Holland
United States
Cam. Koropatkin
Digeenston
Oghling
Russia
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Hie
Germany
Ehutueatton
Torm
Orange County Fane Bureau
Oraoge
Tua
Revert Bloomfeld
Heritage
The
Free
Ned Creosa Building
Wash
Ieeton Mint
Han
Congress
Qacar BE
Diana
Mr. Maes
Santero
Tad
Deepandy
Rishman
Shorea
United Action
Kitchener
Kitcheter
Nicholas I
Gea Scott
Engiahiman
ALC
Sahara
Daily Art Supplement
Common Council
Twin Markham
Jersey
A. E Ruggles
Heman
Tatlans
Anetria
Beseit
Jwestrone
Lavedera” Torre
Manakintom
Arments
Iren
Lowden
Ursuline
Thema
Chaminade
Grieg Mary Frances Donnelly
Jocelyn
Godard
Our Boys
Marie R. McCune
Prince Arthur
Mary Donnelly
Hubert
Helen Gaddis
Shubert
Mae Mater
Alabien Almey
Eulo
Schutt
Frances Reilly
Wynken
Blynken
Nod
Eugene Field
Barnby
Tennyson
Sullivan
Proctor
Scharwenka
Helen Weale
Marie van Wagner
America Forever
C. Turger
John ¥. Costello
Republic
Karopatkin
Ramon Aires
Wtmost
la Prensa
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Argentina
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