10 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
1
An advertising fragment proclaims a “pure food” element system in Father John’s Medicine claiming it builds strength and weight. It promises genuine nourishment through dietary elements not tainted by drugs, targeting weakened bodies with a traditional tonic tone.
An incomplete message mentions distant locations, travel timing, and a request for someone named Chad or Mad to join a planned event. The text is garbled and several key details are unreadable.
A March report describes a failed effort to move food stored for trade and to force changes in supply lines. Investigators mention figures tied to the operation, including a minister and other officials, with quantities of food involved and scenes of disruption across storage sites.
Kittery notices include church and social events at St. Rahagna chapel and Congregational church as well as various visits and returns. Mrs. Morvett Baker of Ellery Point visited relatives, Miss Litiana Moore recovered enough to go out, and Mrs. George Smart resumed normal activity after grippe. A Navy-related assignment and plans to move are noted along with town trades, a timber project, and local appointments.
The report notes visiting families from Roaton and Wray entertained by Mrs Thomas and Mrs Albert Rue. local society members held a Thursday afternoon gathering. McCarty family, burned out this week, took rooms at Pepperwell Hotel. Croombs of Marrington attended a wedding event with Mara and Almeda Loberes. the Diblo Citha Sowing Bea of the Tsstiattin church plans a meeting.
Local residents attend church services and social events through the week. Mr Wayward Stavdisly and Fred Hiplet of Andover visit, while Mrs Wrote G Friebee calls on Nor Inather and Aly Waldo Henneany visits Es tory on Tomering.
Chaotic rail labor dispute described with unclear names and dates. Reports voters, leaders, and negotiations as railroad track workers face action, with mentions of unions and political figures amid unresolved strike threats and policy pressures.
Washington March 9 The wage settlement for 700000 miners remains unsettled as the arbitration panel faces Friday deadline. The commission seeks to avoid a work stoppage while finalizing pay scales amid broader wage talks. In other news a blaze damaged a station and a town near Plen suffered storm and flood effects.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Quinby in New York City with references to New Yar and Mrs. Gi vik Quint. It hints at a delayed arrival affecting a schedule and unclear details about dates or people. The damaged text includes scattered names and phrases without coherent event context.
Reports from the Republic of Geo rgiapbi describe hundreds dead and many displaced after a major quake. Towns near Tos ayay and Gulldiaga suffer severe damage as rescue teams and aid groups mobilize. The Constituent Assembly approved 20 million rubles for relief efforts as rail links remain disrupted.
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