Church services and reading room schedule
The church in Christian Street holds daily services, with Sunday prayers at 10 2 am and 1 am. The reading room is open daily except Sunday from 9 am to 1 pm. Presbyterian service follows at 10 2 am. The writer mentions Abe Hibie for dock duties.
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Chritian Steere
Jobnees
Hundsy
Sanda
Ehure
Sanday
Unclear sports snippet with fragmented names and scores
Fragmented OCR sports item lists players and numbers with many garbled words. Readable names include Howe, Fisher, Brees, Ren Prosi, and Moon Sete. location and full context are obscured.
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Jams
Howe
Fisher
Tianene
Arnel
Brees
Howkes Hoeft
Fhernkard Ang Tyler Phawhart
Real Estate Transfers and Property Descriptions
Real estate transfers listed with tract references and parcel details. The notice cites parcels, lot numbers, and section locations, including NW and NE divisions, with names such as McMillan and Jean Aw Geese and other identifiers indicating ownership changes and property boundaries.
Educators Push Wartime School Campaign Across States
Leaders from New York and other states organize a drive to teach industrial service and wartime rationale in schools. Dr Hearr Muadtracken and Dr Rebert McElrey head national and state education groups guiding the effort.
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Columirs
Hotel Astor
Colter
Uederisky
New York State
Hearr
Muadtracken
Vawur
College Heeinine Sec
Martracken
New Yorktate Council of Defines
Tate
Rebert McElrey
Hebert MecEirey
Printeton
Francis J. Landen
Mayor's Defense Committee
Mrs. Shawkey
West Virginia
A. F F. Spaid
Delaware
W. ©. Gilbert
Kentucky
Calvin N. Kendall
New Jersey
Portorpicr Opins Mall Say Solgns Portorpicr Opins Mall
Charges allege postal malt in transit misdirected and routed by Post Office authorities. Representative Tague and Blinker accuse Postmaster General Burleson of interfering with mail security and the Democratic party apparatus.
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Conerr
Mrn
Washington
Eee
Onmiller Cribe
Representiative Tague
Blinger
Masschusettia
Thomas Flaherty
Pretal Employee’ Association
Whys
Mall of Representative
Mall of Representative Tague
Eral Burleson
Beaton
Amis
Lecture on daily food costs by Prof Henderson
The text reports Prof Lawrence J. Henderson of Harvard delivering a university lecture on wages and living costs. He argues that many could live on 16 or 17 cents a day with proper nutrition and affordable meals. He criticizes modern housekeepers for waste and poor shopping habits, noting about 23 percent of food is wasted.
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Cambridge
Man
Lawrence J. Henderson
Harwera
University
On the Way to Somewhere in France in wartime radio text
Fragmentary wartime caption describes movement toward France with garbled line likely referencing a location near Manhattan. Readable terms include military context and vague direction on a voyage or route. Source text is highly garbled with unclear entities or dates.
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France
American Will Prove Effective In War By Next Spring
Aided by wartime mobilization, the United States readies vast industrial and agricultural output. The nation increases selective draft, Liberty Loans, and production of munitions and aircraft. Germany faces naval blockades and strategic setbacks as American capabilities bolster the Allied effort.
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Perky Arnold
Cee
Europe
Orient
Hermiephiiers
Freece
England
Morerner
America
Pew Nation
Germany
United
Verlun
United States
Fires charge J W Wis in Oregon cases
Salem August 2. Members of the 1 ow were charged with 143 100 of the total fire toe cm 120. Re te Oregon Metin Jae fa omeort the ood Sy Mote Fire Mershal Welle, kieth Palla, Alban, TL a and 28 000. M Hentington 25 000, Trml as 90 000, Crallan 16 000. Crewrferieville mil at Werver 81 000 fterman county gpain Feld s6oe.
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Salem
OW. W
Palla
Alban
M Hentington
Trmlas
Mewmil Peer Crallan
Crewferieville
Werver
Refusal to operate on deformed infant shocks Chicago
In Chicago on August 4, Dr Barry J Hateelsen of the German American hospital refused to operate on a deformed baby born to Mrs. William Meter of North Normal avenue Wet Pullmar. Dr Habeldeen weighed the case and said death would be a blessing. The doctor declared no surgeon is justified in preserving an utterly worthless life that would burden society.
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Chicago
Barry J. Hateelsen
Haw
William Meter
Norma
Wet Pullmar
Haiselden
Noted literary man dies at Lansdowne Farm
John Lampieter a librarian and editor known for the university work and editing the Rare Editors Dictionary dies at Lansdowne Farm after a long career. He wrote on characters and famed works and contributed to literature studies and biographies.
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T. Lamteytes
Bildvereter
Poilaise
John Ti Laapiererr
Lansdowne
Er Letterton
Acceriem
EneSeepedis Dearie
Pameus Eiwenta
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