Portsmouth Daily Paper Distinctive Publisher Notice 1925
The notice details a Portsmouth New Hampshire newspaper’s publishing terms, rates, and contact addresses. It states publication by The He Publishing Company with editor F. W. Hartford and advertising rates upon application. It notes association with the Associated Press and reserves local news and dispatch rights. The issue is dated Monday June 33 1925, in Portsmouth, N H.
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He Publishing Company
Paia
Mad
F. W. Hartford
Portsmouth
N. EH. Postotticu
Portsmout
Associated Press
Associated Prone
Failure of Educated Says Secretary Work of Interior
Secretary Work of the Interior urges reform in higher education noting widespread failures among educated individuals. He cites business backlash to college degrees and calls for colleges to admit only the seriously minded and to train a new aristocracy of mind and morals.
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Edu
Rocks Ahead on the fair voyage with blue skies
The piece extols a vigilant lookout on the nation as it faces dangers to patriotism and local self-government. It quotes Charles Evars Hughes lamenting threats from radicalism bigotry and overconfidence, urging swift action to steer the country shipshape before a coming storm.
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Charles Evars Hughes
United States
Exaggerated Nationalism and The Call to Balance
The piece warns that excessive nationalism threatens world peace and human welfare, driven by national egotism and the lure of power. It argues for fostering patriotism while controlling it, urging boosters of the United States to emphasize humane values over militaristic brinksmanship.
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United States
Universal English as Global Language Today
An opinion piece arguing English is the world’s universal language with over 200 million speakers. It discusses U S influence and colonial spread, biases about language learning, and suggests the need to value practical roles over grand ambitions, noting concerns about the “executive complex.”
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United States
A Player Piano's Charm Amid Nighttime City Noise
A distorted excerpt notes the appeal of a player piano as a musical instrument on a calm summer night. It mentions an editorial observation about distance, traffic policemen, and approximate reach, reflecting a fragmentary report of urban sound and civic life.
Notable Masonite Service at St. John's in Portsmouth
The 110th annual Masonic service at St. John’s Episcopal Church drew a full lower floor with members of Portsmouth and Kittery lodges and visiting orders. Rev. Arthur Dunstan preached on Masonry’s role in building character and public virtue, linking it to Christian faith and national service.
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St. Jene'a
Takip
America
Quain’s Chapel
St. John's Church
Portemouth
Dewite Clinton Commanney
Enithts Templar
Portsmandy
Order of DeMolay
Memorial Bridge
Naval Lodge
Kittery
Macket Square
St. Andrews Lodge
Hansen's Bona of
Rochester
Biddle Street
Psonte
St.Somn
Lodse
No. Y
Portsmouth
Order of Dekelay
Middle Street
Chapel Street
Bess
Euery Dow
Queen'y Chapel
Bymn
Arthur Dunstan
Hyman
The
Templars
Miaewell Santer
Jie
Johnes Loupe
Quests Chapel
Ay. Ganter
Father Donetan
Arthur M. Dorstan
Knights Templar
St. Matt
Dunstan
Goa
New Castle Notes Highlight Local Visits and Services
Rev Dr Hanscom of Massachusetts and former popular pastor preached at Congregational Church in New Castle on Sunday. He and Ars Bang Com were warmly greeted by former parishioners as they plan to stay another week before returning south. A chorus chair featured Mrs Baynes and daughter Helen along with several locals. Various visitors from Worcester, Danvers, Concord, and Boston were noted enjoying cottage gatherings and a family weekend. Mrs Frank Cousin remains home ill.
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Hanscom
Atstbouran
Mew Castle
Sumius
Ars
Bang
New Castle
Baynes
Helen
Leroy Haywood
Frank Dearborn
Olver Marvin
Fred Noyes
Willam Gopitz
Richard Poole
Wilkenson
Manchester
Arthur Beavers
Worcester
Maas
Pagie Cottage
Afra
Hattie Warren
Lyteun
Concord
Simdlay
Lillian McPheress
Boston
Brown Cottage
Mika
Elizabeth Batson
Danvers
Masa
Jenny Becker
Frank Cousin
Hampton Beach Attendance Sets Record on June Weekend
At Hampton Beach on Sunday June 22, about 50,000 people visited the shore, the largest crowd yet. A single accident was reported on the North Shore when a car operated by a resident from Middleton-Portsmouth struck a boy, Theo Helder, causing injuries treated by Dr. Benno.
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Ee Beach
Awiddleport
Theo Helder
jPelham
Methuen
Ad. Benno
No Help or Rent to Pay Notice Appears in Ad Snippet
Fragmentary OCR shows an ad solicitation urging no help or rent to pay for internet service. The readable lines mention price references and a street address in Hampden, with unclear phrasing and stray punctuation. The readable content is promotional and lacks coherent events or figures.
Police Court Dramas Clarify Drunk Driving Case and Fines
Arthur H. Rowe of Northwoost pled guilty to operating a automobile while under the influence before Judge Exnest 1 Guptil. Another case of speeding on Latayatts road was continued on payment of costs of 3542. Two others pled guilty to intoxication with fines of ten and sixty dollars each.
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Arthur. H. Rowe
Northwoost
Exnest
Guptil
Latayatts Road
News of the Navy and Navy Yards
Navy yard reports state Comdr John H Finn is ordered to a naval hospital for treatment after duty with the 1st Brigade of Marines in Port au Prince. Lt Comdr Snyder and Lt Hopkins undergo examinations for rank promotion while yard guards return from Wakefield rifle practice.
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John H. Finn
Chaplaina, Corps
Marines
Port'au Prince
Comar. Snyder
Hopkins
Death of Joseph Hassett Pur economist of New England shops
The death Sunday morning of Joseph Bassett ends twenty one years of running a prominent music store and gift shop in New England. Known as a hardworking booster for the community, Hassett was tearless in public but spoke with candor and concern for others. His career spanned from a small business to broader success, earning him many friendships.
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Joseph Bassett
New -England
Joe” Hassett
New England
Torme
Hearth
Lazarous Club Fishing Party Thrills Maine Isles Episode
The Lazarguz group held a fishing expedition along Maine and New Hampshire shores, reaching the Isles of Shoals. They reportedly set records for big catches before issues with gear and extra cart costs challenged the voyage back to port.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Isles of Shoaleana
Alex Spadont
Azain
Konte Bulletine
Amy Fard
Ind Ukely
Brook Merts Beate Ein Brook Fatal Water Drowning
A German incident reports a man dies after contact with water while washing a car wheel. The owner drove into a stream and electricity or water danger led to a fatality. Rescue attempts followed but the victim could not be saved.
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Agsovizzed Preas
Sottifferst
Germany
Flaga
Ressan
Fragmentary local note on a power installation event
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an Alattricity related installation and a power conduit. It references a subtertangan installation and a Hon of power plist with an electrical neck, but details are unclear and no identifiable actions or outcomes are stated.
Phat Ernest L tones of Bennyhunk named policy chief
The Herald reports Ernest L tones of Bennyhunk and a former York County official named to a policy post. Auditors visit the depot area while prices and cash issues are discussed. Sunday exercise, Sagamore anchor, and Sept 12 muster set. Dover residents critique Saturday Navy yard shifts. Thomas B. Colling injured and slowly improving at Tehards avenue home. Lantern City’s new officers noted. Atlantic Corporation and former tannery sites eyed for paving. Wallace McWillizn, a Yon town driver, faces notes of funds and upcoming drives at Plitsfeld Mara Bariz Rangeley Lakes.
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Ernest L
Bennyhunk
York County
Sagamore
Tha
W. U
Tel. Ca
Ogunquit
Erapiper Dover
B. de AL
Thomas B. Colling
Pen- Lie Works Department
Tehards Avenue
Lantern Cly's
Atlantic Corporation
Freeman's Point
Fosmer Tannery
Tate
Wallacn McWilizn
Tey 2 Horsia Display am for read Leaults
Local caption notes a two horse display event at Leaults with emphasis on the reading of merits and offerings. The snippet mentions horses, display, and a location tied to Leaults, suggesting a feature or showcase in a small-town setting.
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Masonic Order
Church of Christ
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Newfly
Hampton Beach
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Jhafayett Road
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NAVY
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Comar
J. J. Brown
U.S. S. Camden
H.G. Kintner
Lieut. McKee
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Ford Duty Office
Eldetorg
Danbury
Nlt
John L. Cowd
G.S
Denver
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Washington
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Lazarous Club
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