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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1920
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a local sale with officials and action details unclear. readable elements reference a sale and municipal oversight and a date placeholder. Further specifics are unreadable in the fragment we were given.
A fragmented notice notes the resignation of Af AL V. Jraiperaple as director of the sede ota, signaling a potential shift in leadership amid ongoing administrative reshuffles.
Polish aviators reportedly dropped bombs near Vilkemir Kiouailes northeast of Kovno causing many casualties according to a Kovno dispatch. The report notes deaths and injuries among Lithuanian targets.
Report notes students at the academy protested amid disciplinary reviews and debates over duties. Leadership under Admiral Searles faced questions about the handling of the disruption and its impact on training.
Returns from 900 of 102 precincts in Cuba show Dr. Alfredo Zayas, coalition candidate, with 12 172 votes and Gen. Jose Miguel Gomez, liberal party candidate, with 7 255 votes.
Princeton returns show President Wilson's home district voting about four to one for Warding and Coolidge, based on incomplete tallies.
An old advertorial text promotes Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for new mothers. It claims benefits such as improved appetite, increased strength, and better nursing for mothers after childbirth, using testimonials and product naming to persuade readers.
The text presents garbled phrases with partial names and numbers, mentioning potential entities like Rey ay FPF and Albert APerdinet, plus references to orders, ointments, and a Buffalo company. Most details are unreadable, leaving a cryptic, uncertain notice.
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