Fragmented notes on early Duke and Sons company founder
Fragmentary OCR reveals references to the founders of the Duke and Sons company and a later transfer of ownership to an American financier. It mentions a person named Syernelie and a period around 182? with a Str. Dike and a Tobias, but the text is garbled. The readable bits hint at a lineage or ownership change in the early era.
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Duke & Sons
Dent
Tobias
Alui
Mid
Erie
Child Misadventure Prompts Patent Medicine Rant Analysis
Fragmented OCR passage rails against medicines like oil calomel and pills for liver and bowels. It splices garbled names and phrases, mentions a child, a nurse or parent, and a likely public notice about misconduct or medical claims, all in a chaotic, era voice.
Fragmentary obituary fragment with scattered names and places
The text presents a fragmented obituary style with mentions of multiple names and locations including references to marriage and figures like Moe Wilinda, Viviie, Nathan, Lawrence Dike, and places such as New York and Tennessee. The readable parts indicate a onetime marriage theme and a monetary fortune described as more than a million dollars.
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He Wan
Moe Wilinda
Wek Lyetet Arbneening
Troeknion
Ghigeinnoore
Tenn
Lawrense
New York
Cashier Charged With Embezzlement Lies Delirious in Pittsburg Hospital
A Pittsburg hospital reports a cashier charged with embezzlement is lying delirious. The incident involves a bank, a partnership with the Park Bank, and a state examiner who ordered the bank to reopen after a substantial sum tied to the case.
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Pittsburg Hospital
Viscount Grey Faces Severe Eye Trouble In 1915 Report
Peb 15 The eye trouble that besets Viscount Grey former secretary of state for foreign affairs is noted. The condition, described as bilateral cataracts and blindness, threatens his public profile as seen in contemporary press reports.
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Lonthyn
Vitesunt Grey
Dr Bessie Srofe Returns From France With Souvenirs
Dr Bessie M Srofe after six months with the Salvation Army in France is home with four trunks of souvenirs she obtained from German troops the day after the armistice. She was the first American woman to cross No Man's Land and walk Boche trenches after hostilities paused, trading doughnuts with German soldiers for keepsakes.
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Bessie M. Srofe
Salvation Army
France
Srofe
No Man's Land
Boche
Boches
WASTED- By eal gies at prel ton of ehterpillar
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Dayton Washington area with references to a North Site and a P.O. Box 625. The legible parts reference a crime or incident involving a person named Theron or Thos and a water system, with scattered terms like chem and lab. The readable content is incomplete and non-cohesive.
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Cheet Hater
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Flonzaley
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