Portsmouth Herald 1834 Editorial and Publication Details
The Portsmouth Herald publishes in Portsmouth New Hampshire with daily and Sunday editions. It lists pricing five dollars yearly paid in advance and fifty cents a month, two cents per copy, and notes telephones and editorial offices. It is a member of Associated Press and notes rights of republication and local news.
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Herald E Publishing Company
F. W. Hartford
Portsmouth
N. H
Associated
Associated Press
Mussolini Plans Immediate Talks With U S Treasury on Italian Debt
The Italian premier announced plans to begin discussions with the U S Treasury to settle debt obligations. The move is hailed as a step toward international goodwill and creditworthiness, reflecting the importance of meeting financial obligations for nations and creditors alike.
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Mussolini Les
Italy
U. S
United States
Across the Atlantic to Chile A US public health envoy mission
A public health officer from the United States, Dr. Dee Jim Long, Assistant Surgeon General, will lead a mission to the Republic of Chile to promote sanitation and international amity. The piece also notes a local judge’s honesty and references to prohibition debates and Coolidge-era politics amid varied headlines.
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Atlantic
Caribbean
United States
Latin America
Ioan
Republic of Chile
Dee Jim Long
United State
Long
Interna
Chile
New Hampshire Sons Given Splendid Duty in Boston Speech Review
In a Boston Post review of New Hampshire leaders, the paper notes that speakers spoke well during events in Boston. It argues some speechmakers fail to mention the Granite State's sons who were present and performed admirably with evident duty.
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New, Hampshire
New“Hampshire
Boston Post
No Heep or Rent To Reports A Dozer Incident
Fragmentary OCR text mentions residents and Massachusetts context with unclear names and prices. It references a filling station, auto supplies, and a price line about Tuba products and a 9.90 amount, but details are garbled and names are illegible. The readable items suggest a local notice or brief mention of a business advertisement.
Two youths ride a steam roller on Newton Ave incident relived by father
A night dash on a city steam roller ends when a father rescues two brothers after they fail to stop the vehicle. The episode, described as exciting though dangerous, ends with the father stabilizing the roller and vowing never to ride again in such a vehicle.
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Newton Ave
Paul Reve
Amail Bers
Newton
Papa
le Caney
Anend
Nutt
Fireworks Sale Prohibited By Police Order
Dover Rochester Exeter Sewmarket Saco and the state of the Uniform Bank face a police order banning the sale of all fireworks starting Tuesday next. Officials cite advance use of firaworka in the streets as the reason for the prohibition and the need to curb disturbances.
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Dover
Rochester
Exeter
Sewmarket
Saco
Uniform Bank
Police Department
Civil Service to Hold Postmaster Examination at Profile House
The Civil Service Commission will hold two postmaster examinations at Profile House to furnish Congressman Wason with a list of eligibles for appointment. A new line service between New Ipswich and Greenville will be established July 1, with Frederic W. Peabody of New Ipswich contracted by the Post Office Department for $1290 annually, contract valid until June 30, 1929.
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Washington, D. C
Civil Service Commission
Profile House
Wason
New Ipswich
Greenville
Postoffice ‘Department
Frederic W. Peabody
Ne Ipswich
Mr. Peabody
Desertions and Naval News From Tampico to Poland Springs
Deserters from the SS Tulsa at Tampico prompt appeals to Mexican authorities by the captain and American consul. A navy airplane, led by Lieut. Logan Ramsey, forced to land near Delaware breakwater due to bearing failures. repairs coordinated by Philadelphia Navy Yard. A Boston widow thanks the yard commandant for a watch given at launch of the S class submarine. Portsmouth Yard praised for submarine work. Yard personnel transfers include a thief, a fireman, the Tug James Wooley crew, and chief petty officers moving toward new assignments. Enlisted dances and social events mark busy Portsmouth and Boston Navy Yard life.
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Tampico
Tulsa
Mexico
Panawa Cango
Logan
Ramsey
Hampton Roads
Poland Springs
Dela Ware
Tivo
Philadelphia Navy Yard
deSteiguer
Boston
L. R. deSteiguer
Focal Yard
Washington
Navy’ Yard
Portsmouth
Uci
Ward
Navy Yard
Katherine C. deSteisne
Reading Keats and the Sonnet's Reflective Voice
The text echoes Henry Shaw on John Keats reading the sonnet with a dignified, formal voice. It discusses veering from strict rules toward broader insight, praising the poet’s capacity to expand perception beyond conventional limits.
Parking Hearing Seeks Relief for Merchants
A hearing on parking in Market Square heard merchants led by Benjamin Green and Wendell Foye urge relief from the current curb plan that they say harms business. City officials and transit representatives debated bus space, safety, and a possible two hour central parking rule to balance shoppers and summer visitors.
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Messrs
Benjamin.Green
Warry A. “Wendell
M.C. Foye
Frank” W. Knight
Benjamin’Green
Pexia
Harry
Wendell
Mte It Green
Ray C. Fore
Jew
Hel
Ralph H.mccarthy
Frank W. Knight
Lee Brow
Chamber of Commerce
Woody
Chamber Traffe
Market Square
James A. Borthwick
Justin French
Laurence Peyser
Frederic My ‘Sise
Raphael Costello
D.A
Josh
Vniond
Soula
Hevesson
Brow
Dowdell
Wits
Ander
Transportation Company
Sullivan
New Fe
Watrlet
Market Squire
Vaughan Street
Hiram
Wever A
Joseph
Susgma
Bileres
Sogeestion
Enace
Badgi
Beyser
Dailey
R.E. Dowdell
Sha
Ihey
Solpanies
Marty Roberts
Kittery Bus Wine
Dexter
Fine violin recital honors local artist at Jeromans Building
Dayle Cohen, a well known local violinist, presented a fine recital Thursday evening at Jeroman's Building on Middle Street. Despite poor weather, a good crowd attended. Cohen and instructors received praise for the program featuring solos by Ruch Clemens and Joseph Argddock, and soprano Barbara Flanagan offered two songs. The High School orchestra may welcome the performers next year as part of its lineup.
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Dayle Cohen
Jeroman
Middle Street
T. Vigila
Ruch Clemens
Josph Argddock
Barbara Flanagan
Soprang
Zolas
Mraxner
Dience Bies
Au Cohen Wendaved
Sidlin
Recital Highlights and Laurels for Violin Instructor Cohen
Benjamin four soprano solos and a list of pieces performed by Iris Miss Barbare Wianagan Berceavis Hungarian Dance and other works. At recital end Cohen received many congratulations for his skill as an instructor and his first annual violin recital. A Portsmouth reader notes his longstanding musical attainments.
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Benjamin
Iris
Miss Barbare Wianagan
Berceavis
Joseph Magdes
Meditation
Beth
Barbara Plaiagan
Shanine Sansste
Rosemarin
David Cohen
Cohen
Canaan Bse
Portsmouth
Trap shoot open at Country Range on Saturday
A teap shoot open for all interested will be held at the Country Range Saturday afternoon at o o'clock. Chairman Henry Tile expects several squads. Last shoot had 65 entrants with yard work and different plantas. Plenty of sighting for good matches. club has shells and targets available. Shooters pleased with the Country Cluy range. traps have been reset and set for scoring.
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Itenry
Tile
Sngoters
Cluy Range
Noted visitor Doe Ford Decorated Marine Corps Official
Noting the Marine Corps League official Doe Ford visited yesterday described as Doe, known to Marines as a brave decorated visitor. He toured the Naval Prison and marlin barracks near Portsmouth and expressed pleasure with the area. He promised a return for a week in September.
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Dr.ohn FL Cutford
Senarary Chanlain
Marine Corps League
MLC
Marine Corp
Nurses Enjoy Social Afternoon at New Castle Gathering
A group of nurses from the local hospital enjoyed a social afternoon at New Castle on Wednesday afternoon. They left at three and returned home by eight with fond memories of a beach supper and toasted marshmallows.
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EW Castle
Houth
New Castle Hench
Hey
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