Mrs Currier Visits Town Amid Holiday Preparations
JIMery residents note visitors and religious services during December events. Mrs Briery R Currier of Kobottery called on Cylons in town, with Sunday plans at Congregation and Christmas sermon by Rev. Ts out. Local families host gatherings, music programs, and charity activities as community members share holiday greetings and greetings.
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Ua Cortes Wwluian
Jimery
Dauthés Cotton
Christos
Hmery
Currier
Baer
Phipyin
Chrisie
Belleve Elizabeth F. Clarke
Lees
Bowling Arcade Roll Off Details Missing
Fragmented text appears to reference bowling scores and players but is garbled. Specific names, teams, places, dates, or scores are unreadable. The readable portion notes an arcade or bowling context with possible scores around 818 and 105 but lacks coherent details for a fuller summary.
Boston Letter on War, Education, and Athletics
Boston letter surveys wartime education in New England, student travel by rail, and English anti suffrage remarks. It notes many colleges chartering speck trains and cars, plus sleeping cars for students heading west as holidays approach. Also covers German gypsy moth threats, and the University of Pittsburgh adopting a one year residence rule for athletes to ensure eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Allwy
Additio
Benston
Albany
Points West
Nate
Niles
Bull
EL Keeting
Oftner
Terex
University of Pittsburgh
University Athletic Council
Marvard
Yale
Prinesan
Clonnel Aid Ponnagylvana
Temms
Uncle Sammy's Chances in War Era Polo Outlook
A fragmented 1919 discussion notes Uncle Sam’s polo prospects amid European conflicts. It cites Army officers on duty, possible injuries, and delayed commercial and military progress into spring. Tennis stars Davis, Wilde, and Norman are mentioned as uncertain successors, while Charles Herzog hints at quitting racing on his Maryland farm due to gaits.
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Sammy
Vwwug-Lind
Wimerica
Yuan
Ie Davis Uy
Anthony WF. Wilding
Norman Ga
Mroulis
Lenin
Andy
Charles Herzog
Hays
Maryland
Enid
Asa
Ehuss
Gnilee
Oxy trains Nowe BX stops and church supper at vestry
The Oxy trains Nowe BX make regular stops while crews replace old material between lines. The Community Church of the Congregational held a supper at the vestry on Wednesday evening. The event featured a men’s supper menu prepared by club gentlemen. Mr Arnold Grand visiting Port Ste. A telephone line was installed at the residence of Wyrus Bartlett. A note warns readers to wrap packages securely and address clearly for Abrigtinas. Mrs Joseph Utier assists Mig Preble after her fall. Nilling of Rochester loses a horse valued at 9260, with 381 in losses and delays reported at the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxy
Arnold Grand
George 3
Bekind
Porth Ste
Wyrus
Bartlett
York
Hig San
PILES CURED AT HOME BY NEW ABSORPTION METHOD
Ad offers home treatment for piles with a new absorption method. Claims immediate, speedy cures and invites readers to send address for free samples and references. Ends with a mailing address to respond and mentions no charge, with individuals likely fictional.
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Lenny
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Tnd
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Heston
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Germany
Wien
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ELIOT
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