Jailed match report: Portsmouth women beat Montana 3 0
Fragments describe a football clash with players Brackett Weaver Pilgrim Osborn Walsh and others. Coaches note good play despite injuries with a 3 to 0 final score and a mention of coal cost concerns and officials names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Vane Sperl
Charles
Ani
Brackett
Sinceol
Pilgrim
Hoffman
Heathon
McGlennyn
Osborn
Walsh
Injaries
Partemouth
Partemouth U.S
Montana
Eueete Osborne
McGhethin
Trueman
Holmes
Howanl c
Thentilan Baily
Dann Hamtty
Seceres
Gowers
Vilgriny
Vseseseseyees
al Hoffman
Kennedy
J.C. Fegan
M. i
Uneman
Wrieht
Queen Alexandra Honors Miss Abbott With New Song
A London report notes Miss Abbott inspires a new song titled Gardenia by Signora Losti while Queen Alexandra admires the singer and asks a second piece by Losti for her. King Edward reportedly resists losing the nickname Queen Alexandra and seeks to keep the royal title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taobel
Imya Ula
America
Liehler & Co
Post
Muascagnis Minstead
Miss ‘Abott
Ghd
Abptl Ang
Queen Alexandra
Miss Abott
Signora Losti
God Save
London
Edward
Angel Mother
Queen Alexandria
Bop
Gardenia
Signor Brancis Paolo Tosii
Alexandra
Muestra Mancag
Déwarda VII
Bessie
Gire Denis
Tessie
Wales
Navy officials weigh Pacific coal for fleet tests
Navy plans a test comparing Pacific coast coal with Atlantic coal to evaluate steaming qualities. Secretary Meyer notes potential cost savings if Pacific coal is purchased locally. Saturn, a naval collier, arrives from Seattle area with Pacific coal for San Francisco, intended for a cruiser test on the Pacific fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
George van L. Merer
Meyer
Pacific Coast
Moyer
Atlantic
Tré
Puget Bound
Navy Yard
United States Naval
Saturn
San Franelsea
Pacific
Seattle
Pacifc
Splendid Concord Program At Association Hall Next Tuesday
Boston guests Mme Gladys Perkins Fegg soprano Milo Benedict pianist, and flutist Burdeth Wills will perform a two part program of songs and melodies at Association Hall. A prior Boston Times note described the earlier Tuileries concert as charming with Strauss and Grieg pieces, showcasing Miss Fogg's pure vocal tone and Benedict's versatile accompaniment.
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Gladys Perkins Fegg
Milo H. Benedict
Burdeth Wills
Boston
Association Hall
Shallads
He Soyana
Boston Times
Aoddly Piper
Tulleries
Gladys Perkina Fege
Milo E. Benedicer
Airlook
Missy Foigny
Goigg
Missy Fogg
The
Gladys H. Fogg
Milo Benedict
Udge Tuileries
Miss Pose
Strauss
Diezels
Grieg
Henschel
Avandon
Peewee
Simi
Misa Foxgs
Benet
Debussy
Tks
Arabeainea
Grinb
Aus Cem
Cadoplawne
Portsmth Men At Shoot
Fragmentary OCR notes mention men of a company and a Wednesday event at a site near St Maria. Names such as Sorsi, A. I., Jeanne PB Auning, Meine G, Tomer, B84, and Mead appear amid garbled words. The text references a local gathering or shoot with unclear context and date.
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Waldompany
Maria Vnal
Sorsi
A. I. Remo
Jeanne
Auning
Corp
Tomer
Ina
Mead
Har OW
Neil
Sa. i
Indigestion Ended Forever With Pape’s Diapepsia
A vintage advert promotes Pape’s Diapepsia as a quick remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims the product digests food, relieves belching gas stomach pain headaches, and restores appetite, promising relief within minutes and suggesting pharmacist purchases and household use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
Slama
Train Service Changes Announced By Besion and Maine Railroads
Early 1911 notice indicates Besion and Maine railroad management will issue a new timetable and minor service adjustments. Businessmen fear reduced night work hours as a result and demand earlier trains from Boston. Also noted is potential impact on ocean shipping and crew movements related to coastwise voyages and Teatou schedules.
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Besion and
Maine Railroad
Zome
Wade Shawld
Daston
Don
Pavidius
Short Turlough Slip on Weary Co Alwart Era
A cryptic note discusses an incident involving Turlough and Alwart, hinting at a slip or misstep and suggesting a sequence to act or observe. No clear dates or locations are provided, but the brief implies a cautious approach to a potential event affecting the two named parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwart
Athletic committee discusses interteam arrangements and payment
A cautious note from the athletic committee outlines plans for a cross river game and payment of a side purse of 41 dollars. The manager of the opposing team is requested to meet to finalize arrangements at the detailing plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavis
Weh
A. Waster
Pepmessoa Iy
Surigs
Wien
Lerner
AR FARMGR Promotes Spice Sales to Local Buyers
A garbled ad urges not to sell spices until contacting WLFL Portsmouth or Samuel Dixon Eliot. Claims they offer best price, fair dealing, and prompt payment. Mentions loan deal and that these men represent a top house setting up this season, with phone 731-J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlfl ‘Tumber
Portsmouth
Samuel Dixon
Eliot
Ifey
J. Chg
Notice to Voters On Registration at Council Chamber
Voters are informed that registration will be held at the Council Chamber in Cy Tilt from 2 to 5 pm and 7:50 am to 9 pm on specified dates in 1919. Those applying seek certificates for soldiers whose names were omitted. clerk MURBERLT B. DAW announces the process and deadlines for verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troma
Malig My Amt Cusrecting the Check Ists of Phe
Muye Euntier
FMI
Alwon
Murberlt B. Daw
Un-ca noo-nuu nuc Mountain tale from 1845
Fragmentary OCR yields a quirky historic travel note referencing a mountain ascent, New England summer resort, and a hotel in Muticinutwe NS with names and places garbled, suggesting a scenic railway journey and local lodging.
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England
Ogratella
Cottsged
Bledrick
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Prieta
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Frank Jones
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