Milwaukee hosts Ly Thut Synod delegates in June convent
More than 1 150 000 members of the Ly Thut Synod of Wisconsin Ohio and other states will gather in Concordia Colley Milwaukee for the triennial convention spanning June 1 to 22. The program emphasizes devotion education and military cadets plans with a German language communion at 10 am and services beginning at 9 30.
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13Th Street
Leyden Ave
Ropres
Ly Tuth
Wiscutt
Ohio
Concordia Colley
Milwaukee
Ificetin
Educahiona
Pex
Thi da Tric
Psu
School and church tea and recital invitation
A community notice invites members to a Sunday service and church related events. It mentions a farewell banquet and a meeting of a society, with plans for a relear on Friday and a busy schedule in the week ahead.
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Lee Gfonom
Yury Mpa
Sherman
The
Toadies and Society
Christin Women Sermon Series and Church Events
Community church schedules two sermon series on Christian womanhood with Bible facts and special music by Views chorus. June activities include a Sunday morning sermon on Christian courtship, an anthem by Mrs G O Crall, a church council meeting, a bake sale at Twin Cities Lake on June 8, and practice for a June 22 music program. Children’s Day on June 19 is directed by Vas Sallam Schroedar with missionary support.
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I Cormihims
G O Crall
Church Council
Twin Cities
Laige
Tincoln Avenue
Dolton
Delice
Viens
Wes
Vas Sallam Schroedar
Missionry
Tinht Rrude
Repairing Royal Tapestries Delays Marked by Costs
A fragmentary report notes efforts to mend royal tapestries, with several workers employed at elevated costs. Estimated expense reaches about 10000 in wines to complete the repairs. The running timeline and exact details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Neddywonty
Weeper Funeral Practice Noted in South America
A brief obscure report notes a ritual of hired mourners weeping for the deceased in South America. The practice, described as a somber custom, continues despite controversial documentation and criticism from authorities.
Wheelrichts Chair Makers Windsor Oyly Note Wheel Wrings
Wheelrichts chair makers Windsor Oyly are described as skilled in wheelwring rather than bus turning. The text recalls a wheel often seen in thick split of a type associated with Windsor works.
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Wheelrichts
Windsor
Sam
Rest Cure Advocate Named In Medical Utility Note
An obscure 19th century medical note credits Dr WS West Mitchel with promoting rest cures for nervous conditions. The text links the concept to postural reforms and government or charitable endorsements but remains fragmentary and unclear about full context.
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West Mitchel
Otto Wielgorecki Hurt As Train Hits Car At B&O Crossing
Otto Wielgorecki a prominent Blue Island attorney was injured when his Cadillac was struck by a west bound B and O freight at the Western avenue crossing. He left for St Francis Hospital with witnesses reporting he waited for one train to pass and pulled out before the second engine cleared. Medical status was not confirmed at press time but injuries were not believed to be life threatening.
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Otto Wielgorecki
Mapleave
Blue Island
Western Ave
St. Francis Hospital
William Metos
Eberhart Ave
Thes
Noth
Shrewd Thom Go on Hier Markets for New Sashes
A fragmented note mentions Thom Go and purchases of new sashes. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or organizations. No definite persons beyond Thom Go are identifiable, and no concrete actions are established.
Rasputin Nickname and Real Name Confusion
A fragment discusses Rasputin, noting the nickname Rasputin may conceal the figure’s real name. It references terms of opprobrium and suggests the name has licentious connotations. The text is uncertain and reads as a glossary-like note.
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Rasputin
Posputi
Wis
Gregor Nowilh
Jsputin
Matoriens
Lussiin
Stonehenge Transfer to Nation Reported
The fragment describes Stonehenge as the oldest structure on the British Isles. It states Sir Edmund Antrobus died in 1913 and Stonehenge was sold to Sir Ceul Chub who presented the site to the nation.
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Stonehenge
Troitish Isles
Edmund Antrobus
Ceul Chub
Nat
Cannibalism Not Extinct in Distant Regions
Cannibalism persists in remote areas with reports of groups in New Guinea Africa and Australia. Researchers note traditional practices survive in isolated communities despite broader anti cannibal norms.
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New Guinea
Africa
Australia
American Supremacy On Egg Shells And Shirts In Cabinets
An unclear jumble describes someone commenting on eggs with shells and a man pulling a shirt over his head while another wears a shirt as a coat. A carpenter operates a planner on a board as a separate action is noted without clear context.
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Oliver Hertford
Word’s Meaning Enlarged In Official Kidnap Term
The article traces the shift in the word kidnap from carrying off a child to its broader use in legal and social contexts. It notes evolving implications in colonial law and public perception, highlighting how language expanded to cover forced removals and illicit confinement.
Four Posters Bed Design as a Novel Escape from Cold Rooms
A fragment notes a concept called Four Posters featuring bed frames with neon accents and custom elements designed to combat chill drafts in unheated rooms. The text hints at a clever, improvised approach to warming sleeping spaces.
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