02 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1914
Page
1
A chaotic, garbled report discusses India mobilizing a large army if needed. It references British and European figures, wartime rhetoric, imperial context, and mentions of Sir Peter Bing, Turkey, and various military preparations, with fragmented sentences and historical allusions.
Reported gridiron clash features Prink, Cay, and several followers of Green, with mentions of West Virginia echoes and Pennsylvanian ties. The piece details a disputed practice stance, a claimed victory, and lingering questions about attendance and the outcome.
The article recounts Lee Magee signaling a switch to the Federals in a managerial role, detailing his past as a player and noting age and career milestones. It mentions time with the Cardinals and references to dates and colleagues, including teammates like Hil Bradley, with context on athletic transitions and wartime-era shifts.
A garbled Boston Letter discusses a proposed veto of a commission, mentions Amelia Federal Torta, Wage details, and Governor Walsh. It references the Treen, two deputies, and a broader note on parcel post packages to foreign countries and Newfoundland requirements. The text is fragmented with scattered names and terms.
In a fragmentary notice dates, Wilt, Mit sale customs, and Mrs Alfred Sydney are referenced around a local event at a penury home. The readable text mentions an afternoon gathering and a few names, with no clear outcome or location given in full.
Frederick Ly Wallace of Manches era died Tuesday evening at his home in Matass ere. He was aged 1861, long service as Lastmaster of Manches and secretary of the 5 Oth Residents Association. He held membership in Red Men and Royal Society of Good Faith. He married twice, first to a daughter of Lentbroke, with four children including Fred A. Qeargoss and Mrs Lulu Taman. His second marriage united him to Soran MW. White, daughter of Captain Wika Willie. Read the Waink Ads.
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