08 Dec 1913
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1913
Page
1
A garbled OCR style fragment lists numerous proper nouns and possible place names with scattered months and events. The text mentions Wey and Wake references, various names, and incomplete phrases suggesting a historical newspaper card or notice with multiple embedded items rather than a single clear event.
A faded OCR fragment lists scattered names and terms in a disorderly line about people and places. It resembles a marginal note or archival snippet with unclear context and many garbled words.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a double wrestling bill scheduled for this evening at a local venue. It mentions fighters and bouts with unclear names, and references a promised card with likely main events. The text is garbled but indicates smoke and confusion surrounding the event.
A local death notice reports the passing of a man aged 44. The brief obituary notes the deceased’s name and ties to nearby communities, with minimal details on family or service arrangements.
Local meeting reports recounts vote outcomes across Kittery and surrounding areas. Several candidates including recognized figures such as Henery Howden and Robert states appear amid discussions on church and public works matters. Details indicate shifts in local leadership and ongoing community projects.
A damaged OCR led to a chaotic church or community sale notice. It mentions dates, names, and places in a tangle with references to Maria, Peneman, Figelon, Copan Wey, and others, all tied to a Christmas sale event and associated people and locations.
A fragmented historical notice claims a long hidden discovery linked to a mystery ingredient in breakfast cereals. It references Spencer Kullaag and a Buffalo artist collective and suggests a secret tied to Kellogg’s products and odd health claims, all amid garbled OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR recounts various names and voyages of schooners and crew around Kittery Point and Glencertan with scattered references to Heaven Perwhen, Tustin, and Riery. The text mentions Mehooner Its and Schooner Preawoil Vili, but lacks coherent events or dates.
Fragmentary notes describe a community gathering in New Castle with mentions of UTX and various individuals. The text references a celebratory atmosphere, local residents, and several names, but details are severely garbled. Readers are left with an impression of a public social or ceremonial meeting interrupted by unclear lines and transcription errors.
Fragmentary OCR reads a dancing school notice mentioning Mr Gharlen Po Bheehard Dynevay and an evening session on a Monday in New York. The readable items suggest private lessons or classes but lack clear details on date, time, or location.
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