Exeter Jailer Scott Named Rockingham Probate Register
Deputy Hubert Seow of Monday was named semipissioner for Rockingham county probate, succeeding George F Richards. Scott, a 26 year resident and longtime county official, will require a new deputy sheriff and jailer appointment by Sheriff Spinney. Wild geese migration and local revivals mark a day of regional news in Exeter.
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Hubert Seow
Rockingham County
Yacalt
George F. Hichards
Supreme Court
Scott
George W. Weston
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Greek department plans Sophocles play at Dartmoun
Students under Professor Husband at the Greek department undertake Oedipus Tyrannos. The production, a major college project, will be staged in the second semester with involvement from several men, the faculty, and the queen of several in the department.
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Sophocles
Marvard
Peqeen
Grek
Ite
Hay
Tod
Shen
Professor Lushai
Aly
White River
New England
Wartmouth
Graven Layeack
Te Mart
Head Wash claims fall relief with pure nourish scalp product
Nonsensical ad text promotes Lit's Head Wash as the sole solution for bald patches and scalp issues. It touts ingredients like refined brown oil, coconut oil, glycerine, and alcohol free formula claiming superior cleaning and hair nourishment without tonics or growth aids.
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Wise
Army Canteens Adopted For Army Use By Officers
Washington reports the adoption of new army canteens and a lighter six ounce model to replace rust prone units. Features include easier cleaning, non rusting material, no tin taint to food, and cleaning with paper or cloth where water is scarce. A portable canteen for infantry gains lighter weight and a new belt attachment. Experiments test holdered triangles on the canteen for rapid attachment and reduced loss of tailsven.
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Crodlar
Ard
Mince
Public buildings bills advance for Rochester and nearby towns
Senator Gal Moyer of New Hampshire introduces public building bills totaling fifty thousand dollars for Rochester and thirty one hundred thousand dollars each for Franklin, Herlls, Lecunia, and Som ereworth. Representative Allen of Maine pushes one hundred thousand dollars for a public building at Biddeford and twenty five thousand for a customs service vessel at Portland. Gardner introduces site-purchase bills for Salem and Newburyport as pressure grows for new federal buildings.
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Washington
Gal Moyer
New Hampshire
Rochester
Frankin, Herlls, Lecunia
Somereworth Np
Allen
Maine
Bideford
Customs Service
Portland
Saiem
Newburyport
Gardner
Congress
Salem
Hawthorne
Unclear fragment release reported on December Sunday
Fragmentary report notes a jail sentence issued by Judge Savage Mes and mentions Portand Alfred ie sweater rout the Vine Lines with names like NUNNS Norland and Muy Nana. Details are garbled and no clear date or location emerge.
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Dev
Frederic Wh Nuix
Fle
Selene
Portand
Isles of Bhoals
Nana
Dudge Savage
Alfred
New Hampshire Daughters Hold Homecoming on Saturday
A fragmentary notice reports a New Hampshire event with a home advent program led by Mrs. Marmein and Mrs. An Na MM, featuring speakers Grae Crash and others. It mentions a fire drill and a crash event, with names of several attendees and observers.
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Marthabuna Shepard Piaikt
Sara
The Fight Pictures at Master Hall Shown Monday Night
The Jolingon Tetenet presented a boxing event at Master Hall on Monday evening. Spectators enjoyed a heated bout with swift action and dramatic moments as fighters showcased skill and determination for a splendid crowd.
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Maste Hall
Silver Threads Tonight at Portsmouth May Day hal
Theatrical star Richard Joses returns to the legitimate stage in Silver Threads touring from Western success to the East. The plot centers on Ruth Laurie and family secrets revealed through song and sacrifice as Mme Pauling reappears to reunite sisters and test loyalties in a dramatic finale.
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Arhhi Hive
Mme
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Suly
Cavey
Elyn
Tobey Trotter
Jonn
Mune
Ambiguous fragmentary tale hints at stage nights and names
Incoherent OCR fragment references a plan to join central theater goers, lines about July, a daughter named Ril, and a New York Telegram mention. It then notes a show called The Girl from Tec tome and an upcoming performance of Brewster's Millen with a large cast led by Lytton and others, plus a yacht storm scene tied to Frederick Thompson.
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Music Wall
Farmineuk
Afusie Hall
Brewster's Millen
Rober
Obermilly Lytton
Joseph Woodburn
Albert Sackett
Janes H. Morrison
May Talbott
Nustor Lendion
W. S. Constantine
Sly
Thasiiy Slage
Frederick Thompson
Cure a Cold in One Day Drug Advertisement
A patent style ad promises to cure a cold in one day using laxative quinine tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. signature of Dr. W Groves appears on every box. Price listed as 25 cents.
Dover Doings: Hearing in court for break in and larceny case
In Middleton two brothers Arthur and Bert Peters faced charges of breaking and entering Jaches Welch’s dwelling and larceny totaling 190.50, with William Peters pleading guilty to lesser larceny. They were held in $500 bonds for the February grand jury and jailed. Separate items note Rev. Albert E. Kenyon’s health and Trevs Evarts Pond receiving a year's call with salary increase, plus a Dover railway workers’ union meeting electing officers and leaders.
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Teclé
Arthur Gert
Willan Peters
Jaches Welch
Middleton
Welch
J. Frank Searcy
Arthur
Bert Peters
William
Cor
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Albert E. Kenyon
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Trev. Evarts W. Pond
George E. Hall
Chicago
Dover Unium
Malta Hall
Wil- Masi H. Mellen
John Q. Farley
Charles W. Corliss
Edward Hw.’ Riley
James Brennan
James McDougall
Timothy Flys
Water Front Portsmouth Fort Arrivals and Sailed Vessels
The Water Front at Portsmouth reports arrivals including Schooner Hattie H Barbour Web aler from Stockton Springs Maine bound for New York with lumber. Also listed are Schooner Glyndon freight for Moncton NB and Schooner Elestrie Eight from Boston to Portland ME with freight. Tug Irvington Farnham towing barge Marino from Amboy NJ to Newburyport Russ with coal. Sailed Pigcataqua towing barge L N Ca No 10 for York ME and returned due to storm.
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York
Nominations Confirmed by Senate in Washington
The Senate confirmed a number of nominations in a Monday session, including W Cameron Morse of Massachusetts for governor general of the Pik rr Hule of Maina and William Philips of Massachusetts as secretary of the embassy in London among other posts. The group also included a third assistant secretary of slate and a pension commissioner, with a regular idea for phay 3 Milale.
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Senate
Tutge' Dumber
W. Cameron Morhes
Massachusate
Maina
William Philips
Massachinnetts
London
Waripahilta
Pensions
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