08 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1920
Page
1
A garbled Chicago advertisement promotes a patent medicine claiming to ease aches with natural herbs and spices. It mentions Marshfield Avenue and a promise of discreet handling by a woman reader, noting confidentiality and worldwide sale.
Boston March 7 reports describe a severe winter storm in New England tying up rail and streetcar traffic from Alamo to New Hampshire. Winds high, temperatures plummeted, freezing rains created icy tracks, wrecking lines and delaying trains while volunteers and workers labored to clear routes.
Fragmented notice notes social events and town references. Mentions the Ladley Sewing Circle at the Congregational church meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Standish and Mr Choon. Also lists residents and visits including Grover Kimball with family in Manchester.
A notice from Christ Church announces that Rev Oliver Be Smith of All Saints Church Syrvoure will preach at Hislop Bridge Cassel on a Sunday in 1916. The event is listed in the church calendar with location details and a brief timetable.
A reflection on receiving health and the ability to lead, enabling participation in large scale endeavors and management of people. The speaker thanks those who granted strength, vision, and a chance to contribute to formidable undertakings.
The Recruiting Sergeant explains branch options for enlistment detailing Infantry Cavalry Field Artillery Engineers Coast Artillery Balloon and Air Service Ordnance Signal Corps Tank Corps Quartermaster Construction Chemical Warfare Service Motor Transport Corps and related training benefits in a period tone. Strong entities include United States Army and branch names.
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