Real Geer Sale Sparks Rush of Thirsty Yank Beer Trade
Report from Windsor notes a rush as beer real-geer sales begin amid wartime and postwar restrictions. The piece describes a 4.4 percent beer tax and non intoxicating beer limits, with border trade from Detroit and Niagara regions drawing interest and shipments to Ottawa and Manitoba.
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Ittawa
Anada
Banner
Uebete
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchasan
Nova Scotia
Nes
Weignt
Secume
Volun
Berar American
Niagara
Buffalo
New York
Ami Petros
Winnett
Rome
Shore Women Gather for Banner Club District Meeting
Salisbury and Caroline County women from eighteen clubs attend the district meeting with twenty six delegates representing various organizations. The event includes celebratory features, speakers, hospitality, and Home Demonstration Week preparations in the county.
Lillian Gish’s Late Real Estate Drive for Funds
A fragmented report recalls Lillian Gish amid efforts to raise funds and secure money nearing 250000 dollars. It mentions legal issues and wartime connections, noting a Penniless status and a veteran figure, Col William Hay, involved in prior support actions and associations with the American Legion.
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New York
Charlies
William Hay
Fragmentary OCR Item on Games and Players
Partial readable text mentions games and names but lacks complete context. The fragment suggests a score or team reference with unclear entities and no definite event or outcome.
16 Americans Bow To British Rulers
A 1920s social note from Luedon describes 16 Americans, including Itewa Ameri can and about eight others, bowing to King George and Queen Mary as the Royal Coast opens at Buckingham Palace. The event features debutantes in fashion, with ostrich feather headpieces and jeweled decorations, presented by Mr Houghton, wife of the American ambassador.
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Luedon
King George
Queen Mary
Burkingham Palace
Houghton
Riffian Menace Grows Sharply for French Morocco
Military circles admit the Rif forces under Abd El Krim pose a graver threat than before as they crossed from the Spanish Zone into French Morocco. Authorities discuss possible measures to constrain the danger and protect lives and assets in the region.
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French
Morocco
Abd-El-Krim
French Morocco
Maryland Quail Import Duty Sought for Revival
Washington May 21 The White House moved to revive Maryland game reserves by asking the Tariff Commission to reduce the live quail import duty. The request seeks support from Southern and Eastern ports planning to buy coveys abroad for breeding as quail face a fifty cent duty under the current revenue laws.
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Washington
Maryland
Tariff Commission
White House
Portamen
Invalid Source Fragment for Summary
The readable text is garbled and does not contain coherent names, places, or events to summarize into a newspaper card with factual details.
Satire Notes From Waterville Residents
Fragmentary OCR mentions Waterville New York residents Jarman Sheth FH Jarman and Ue Jarman at their home with references to early month activities. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Waterville
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