Patriotically Buy Clothes to Save for Liberty Bonds
A wartime urging to skip new outfits if possible and save for Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps. If buying, choose quality over fashion, beware poor quality masquerading as fine cloth, and consider Iart Schaffner Marx garments as reliable, well-tailored options built for service and thrift.
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Iart Schaffner & Marx
New Styles Save Materials and Labor in Design
The article promotes economical new styles that are smart and simple, emphasizing reduced materials and labor. It invites readers to view the models, promising many good features and a confident, modern appeal.
Buy a Pendleton Indian Robe for couch or travel
Ad offers an all wool Pendleton Indian robe at 12.53 dollars each for couches autos or travel. Also features large bed comforters filled with pure white cotton and silko line cover priced at 4.95 dollars each.
Umbrella Sale Promises Rain or Shine Deals
Local offer touts rain or shine umbrellas in multiple colors at low prices. Advertising lists black umbrellas from 4.50 to 10.00 and aqueous or fashionable styles from 1.25 to 5.00, plus novelty neckwear options.
Garments Stock Varied All Sizes Priced 1.25 to 5.00
The store notes a varied stock of garments in all sizes with prices ranging from 1.25 dollars to 5.00 dollars. Local shoppers are advised to browse for available styles and sizes as inventory may differ.
Portland Wins Seat in State Agricultural Board Election
An outline of excused claims and board appointments appears as the Department of Agriculture outlines how election results will determine members. The report notes a contested result with Portland gaining a seat while other counties await confirmation and final voting actions.
Mystery Notice From Busy Town Post Dies Out
A fragment from a local page hints at an event or notice with names and dates blurred. The readable bits point to an upcoming period of activity or closure but lack concrete actions or full details. The piece centers on local names and a brief timeline without clear outcomes.
GALL COMES FOR PEACH STONES ALL SHELLS FOR GHABOL
A garbled text fragment outlines a government notice about materials including peach wines and shells, mentioning conservation and shortages impacting community operations and public services. Names and clear facts are unreadable due to OCR errors, leaving an unclear event or instruction.
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Ghabol
Gero
Abelle
Alchory
Notdly
Treitaarnaats
Helmets Mark 0. 5 Soldiers Graves
In a wartime scene, American helmets marked 0.5 lie on graves and roadside mounds as German forces advance. The fallen are interred in groups with helmets and votive items, while earlier burials place the dead in trenches or along the roadside as orders or signals dictate. Generals and soldiers’ actions are described in distant, commemorative tones.
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United Drow
Leodin
Lotealiv of Artiller
Mopman
Coal Production Sets U.S. Record in Oct
In Washington on Oct 12 the government announced a record coal output for the United States, up 12 percent from the previous period. Total tonnage reached 311,210,000, with substantial gains in anthracite and bituminous production. The rise was attributed to improved manpower and expanded face mining operations amid strong demand.
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Warhington
United States
J. Ware
Change in store closing hour may conserve labor
A garbled notice discusses a change in closing hours to save labor costs. The fragmented text references the Berwin Lawgue, Fort Wherever facility, and local authorities deliberating about power and schedule adjustments. Strong entities include Fort Wherever, Berwin, and Gena Crowder.
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Goulding
Elaine
Leo
Venir
Sam Peal
Unclear fragment from Washington dispatch remains
A fragmentary Washington dateline reports uncertain details about a political or civic story. The readable text references names and events but lacks complete sentences or clear outcomes. Further context is needed to identify persons, organizations, or dates.
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