10 Dec 1913
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1913
Page
1
A chaotic OCR recount shows Republicans securing a win in the ward races with Hubert M. dPorrtel credited for a major gain. Voter shifts favored multiple incumbents as campaigns validated by late returns and local party coordination.
An article notes Foxhall Keene will captain a polo side facing British challengers. The piece references Keene's leadership at the line, game atmosphere, and looming international competition.
The readable fragments reference a theater setting, SVU, and a civic context with mentions of democracy and public action. Names and places are garbled, but the text suggests a discussion of political events, public meetings, and community reactions.
For sale item lists hat and cold water plumbing for Teirocim Hoi. Includes large land lot with fruit trees on Plewood Avenue. Price listed as 2800.00.
A vintage ad promotes Kelloggs Tasteless Castor Oil as a gentler laxative for digestion. It riffs on taste, effectiveness, and availability at various stores, naming brands, vendors, and odd figures while asserting true relief and broad usefulness.
Fragmented dispatch reports a busy Kittery evening with multiple events. Mrs Frenderiel Madier hosts a social at Cialallawa hall, while Alexander Lereth presides over a tele meeting. Riverside residents attend church, and local leaders discuss minutes and planning for upcoming sessions.
Fragmented text lists names and events from Kittery Point including family visits, travel notes, and local people such as Mrs. Tustly Sawyer and Myron Konk. It mentions ships arriving port of Portland and Boston, visa relatives in Ogunquit, and a few social gatherings with unclear dates and relations.
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