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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1925
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment hints at Royal Arcanum activities tied to degree work and officers, with unclear names and dates. The readable bits reference entertainment mentions and a vague query about a curse, leaving the main event and participants uncertain.
The text reports a meeting involving Oilers members with unspecified IDs, noting a close at 10 30 and an evening event addressing attendees. It mentions a bail decision and references Tad JB, but details are unclear and largely fragmentary.
A fragmented report describes a tense welcome for an American traveler in Mexico City. It notes crowd reactions, security measures, and local chatter amid a busy park scene featuring sailors, vendors, and wary officials.
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Incomplete OCR notice informs taxpayers of taxes due and collection actions by the sheriff or tax authority. Details are illegible but indicate a tax collection proceeding and a deadline or notice period. Local officials and department names are unclear.
A jumble of names and brief notices from a local community page. Sis Bessie Chesley visits family in Miser and a hospital encounter appears. Mary Mullane, recently hospitalized, may be moved to a nearby facility. Charlie Ritter’s daughter, a sophomore, attends a party during late evening hours amid community chatter.
Dover citizen Ellery M. Felker dies at Haves hospital after ten weeks of illness from a blood poison. The case follows another death at the same institution within two weeks, that of Tames E. of Sawyer's Mills, noted for his public life and church work. Funeral plans set for Ellen F. Reon. survivors include wife, brother Henry L. Felker of Madbery, and sister Mrs. Serah I. Leigh. Funeral at 3 Ellen F. Reon on Wednesday.
Chicago residents anticipate completion of the city's first double decked street project. Officials state the work will alleviate traffic and improve transit flow on the south side while integrating new drainage and safety features.
Indian school story notes students engaging in domestic science exercises led by teachers. The item highlights student activities, classroom setup, and the learning environment.
Exeter Academy reports numerous scholarship applications and near term awards. a silver prize is listed for a student. A December meeting in the Bastion Chamber and the annual officers election are noted, with attendees including principals and trustees. Community church events list Sunday services and future gatherings.
Gustine Rebekah Lodge plans a Monday evening event featuring ball and other activities to elect officers for the coming year. The group will meet again at the next Christmas session.
The long running play Able's Irish Rose continues at the Castle Square Theatre Boston drawing strong crowds. Matinees are scheduled Wednesday Saturday and on all legal holidays with a busy box office and high demand for seats as audiences anticipate continued performances.
A brief note lists a gift item labeled Nomes 22 with a sock assortment and Twit Trees branding. The text mentions AT-1 and a string of garbled words resembling a product code or catalog fragment. No clear event or person is identifiable.
The report notes attendance of three families and evening services led by the pastor with special marshal J Howe presiding. Corliss Lamont, 29, son of Thomas W Lamont, is listed as speaker at a Sunday meeting of the academy Christian fraternity. Several names appear in reference to graduates and attendees amid mentions of life abroad and missing details from a Boston absence.
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