Reading Pa city items mix of news and notices
A jumble of suburban society notes, church meetings, picnics and local events in Reading. The report covers school activities, Sunday School outings, a church gathering, a charity dinner for orphans, advertising trends, and a minor street fire with prompt fire department response. It mentions local streets Fifth Sixth Franklin and events at Laver’s Park, along with various community notices.
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Bunnay Benson Pre
Lares
Mrnnerchor
Schiller Verdin
Laver
Reading
Fragmented OCR piece on notices and names in odd phrasing
The readable text shows a jumble of names, addresses, cards, and labels with references to a Miss Ty a seventh, GEORGE Hatin, Brigi ration, and various numbers. The passage resembles a scanned crowding of items from notices or business cards with no clear single event.
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Orrico
Arin Sadat
Blanka
Tay Picnic
Reformed Church Funeral Notice In City
Friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral of a deceased member from the Reformed Church. Service set for Friday at 4 o'clock in the afternoon at the Hirst Reformed Church, followed by burial in the city cemetery.
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Reformed Chaste 3 This City, of Friday, At Half-Past Tori
Charles
Cuanor
Marsdorfs
Tom . E. Intyre
Rosa Smith
Jhrdella
Grand, the Only Terrible Bago Ad Claims Hair Remedies
An old clipping promotes Dr. Rossenn's Allerican Hair Remedy with prices 50 cents and 100 dollars per bottle. The piece references alleged cures for rheumatism and hair restoration claims, noting marketing language and questionable scientific support.
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Rossenn
Allerican House
Reading
Ice dealers rely on warm weather as stock stays low
The piece notes hot weather aiding ice dealers who kept stock on hand low. It mentions a daily route 102 from Birdsboro to Morgantown running until December then every two weeks until April. Photo credit to W. S. Nugent for Seymour and Blair likenesses.
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Tun-tong
Haiti
Data Malls
Birdsboro
Morganstown
Pardons for three men in Raleigh case headline
The President pardoned William J. Tolar Thomas Power and David Watkins who faced a military commission in Raleigh North Carolina for allegedly attacking a white woman. The report notes crowd violence, a fatal shooting, and claims of a predominantly white organized force.
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Wasatxatos
Wm. J.tolar
Thomas Powera
David Watkins
Raleigh
North Carolina
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Fayetteville
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Rrage Department of Washington
Arrest Report From Homney West Virginia Incident
A man was arrested and confined after an attempted attack on an individual in Homney West Virginia. The details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate police action and detention following the incident.
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Homney
West Va
Tivade Young
McGlay Hlin
Bdalk
Mr. Hee
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