06 May 1920
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
1
Fragmented report states the Berwick team did not appear for a scheduled sports event. Insufficient readable names or locations to identify teams, venues, or outcomes.
A fragmentary set of local items from Kittery Point and nearby towns covers a Wednesday schedule and various social notes. Distinct names appear in garbled form including Charroll Gayo, Antermept, Meniba Volyy, Mars, and Charles In eae Mire, with mentions of multiple households and a funeral.
A vintage advertisement touts Olive Tablets as a cure for foul breath. It claims the product cleanses the system by removing rotting matter and promises relief after taking one or two tablets nightly for a week, with prices listed as 10 and 25 cents.
The obituary notes the interment at Ulavinny Bove cemetery under the direction of Aad Bratton. Rev George FB Laighton presided as mellifluous singer Meta Mary Drivet performed My Teavoury Home. The service honored Niobeehig, Saran wt Mowe lun Wha, and John 8 McDonald.
City officials and Public Works head discuss silent pollmen devices and corner safety at Main Street and State Avenue intersections. Plans consider widening sidewalks, moving utilities, and repainting crosswalks to curb crashes this season. Authorities note drivers’ impatience and urge caution amid new traffic light adjustments and proposed center median work.
Exeter teachers convene a conference coordinated by the Commission of Talent and several state advisers. The tentative agenda and participants include district officials and education leaders, planning on a date in May with attendance expected from school representatives and local authorities.
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