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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1908
Page
2
The article describes winter garments in broadcloth and crepe blends with braid trim and Scottish weaves. It notes a chic two piece coat and skirt with underarm extensions, fabric yardage for sizes, and orders patterns No 6132 and No 6095 to be mailed from the Fashion Department for ten cents plus postage. the patterns cover busts 34 to 42 inches and waists 22 to 30 inches.
A fragmented OCR shows names and districts for county and city offices including county solicitor county commission treasurer register of probate and state senate candidates from Portsmouth Exeter Derry Newmarket Hampton and Ward 1 2 4 5. Notable names include Charley H Batchelder John Bates George Richardo Thomas Entwistle Albert E Stevens and multiple ward representatives.
In a 1990 Washington visit, Abe Nebreska elocutionist critiques a prophecy about the gold standard, arguing the voice favors industrial risk and farm toil while condemning reliance on conditional phrases. The piece laments inflated rhetoric and urges resolute, uncompromising stance.
The text argues farmer profits depend on higher crop prices and criticizes Bryan as injudicious on monetary policy. It contends his stance would reduce purchasing power and threaten business competition, labeling his presidency as unstable and risky for public questions.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Chester, W. S. Roberts at Villan, near Naveedah, and a stray event involving a missing person or object. The garbled text references a procession or alert, with mention of a directorate and a building structure, implying a local news snippet about a disappearance or unusual event.
The scene in the nation’s debate over silver money shows Bryan maintaining stance for free silver while opponents argue the gold standard will secure prosperity. The Boston and New York press weigh in as Henry M. Bryon’s position influences public mood and policy prospects amid wartime finance.
A garbled text fragment discusses a gubernatorial contest with references to a candidate Wer, a secretary named Qilinby, and hopes for party support. It hints at pledges and future appearances but remains largely incomprehensible, offering little clear factual detail or names suitable for solid summary.
A chaotic scene in New York centers on a bomb-thrower captured by authorities. The incident spurred political and social tensions as officials consider harsher measures against alleged unpatriotic acts. An atmosphere of fear shapes public response and potential reforms in national security policy.
The garbled text references a conviction and a ten year sentence at Sieg Bliss Oceans for Balwupre Sattica-chen. It mentions a related acquittal for Ulin and notes about various individuals and unclear events, including a boiler and other scattered details.
Fragmented OCR yields a tangential political ramble referencing county seats, candidates, and rhetoric. It mentions Lis tack from Pebucieys and Exeter related figures, with unclear affiliations and a scattered critique of campaigns and rights. The piece shows noisy, unsure prose about government, elections, and public sentiment.
An OCR reading lists church events and leadership names for Middle Street Baptist Church and St John s Church. It mentions Sunday services, evening prayers, and upcoming Fourth Sunday observances, with a roster of staff and attendees including reverends, deacons, and organists.
North Church Congregational holds morning worship at five, with a parish house meeting in the afternoon. Sunday school occurs before twelve, with a lone special event listed. Contact details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a church activity schedule.
A fragmentary description of weekly services and catechetical readings at Christ Church. Details include Wednesday 7:43pm services, readings by Christian Schute, preaching at 13a by Abey Mfrod Gaull, Sunday worship with Te Dever readings, and marked choir and processional elements.
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