Alexander Graham Bell's Simple Funeral Service Details
Unclear oblique notice describes the funeral of Alexander Graham Bell with a simple service. It mentions Beinn Breagh and a sunset ceremony and improvised details lacking coherent biographical clarity. The fragmentary text references Beinn Breagh mountain and a rustic ceremony sequence, with inconsistent data and nonsensical phrases throughout.
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Sydney
Alexander Graber Etl
Oife
Beinn Bbreagh Mountain
Ashieh
Dickey
Memorial Services Held Across Nova Scotia for Bell’s Gravesite
In Nova Scotia, crowds gather at Kast ern Nova Scotia's high point to honor Alexander Graham Bell. The Friends of the nt nu WIN sing hymns and recite hymns at the tomb, then the Lord's Prayer and benediction precede the tale of Dr. Bell. Cease service follows as the American Telephone and Telegraph Company announces a brief nationwide pause to mark the burial.
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Coschman
Nova Scotia
Nt Nu
Tomb An
Leangiellaw
Mr. and Nuys. Tell
Avil Ke Read
Todert Louis Steyvenson Yeaulery
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Dr. Bell
New Sorel
Aug
Telephone and Velegraph Company
United States
Canada
Alexander Graham Bell
Eine Bireigh Mountain
Nove Scotia
Fecal Amt
Grain Farmers Warned to Hold Grain for Higher Prices
A signed statement from George H. Marcey of Armony Grain Company urges farmers to hold back grain to secure better prices. He cites rising grain values and improving overall business conditions as steps toward a gradual, orderly marketing, helped by wartime measures and bankers’ eased facilities. The report also notes a separate court conviction of Rubin Thint for assault to murder.
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Chicago
George H. Marcey
Armony Grain
Thas
Eugene Moser
War Finance Corporation and
Farm Board
Moser
Rubin Thint
Negra
Camp Gets Results at Camp Bowie Training Camp
Ausil Tex Aug d With the rapid pace of inactive gas training at the Texas National Guard encampment troops of the 30th division spent hours on the parade grounds while enemy officers ran the gas warfare school under George McKay. The division review drew over 5000 spectators as General Charles H. Hairs directed. Emphasis remained on conditioning and readiness with no sensational reports from the encampment.
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Ausili
Tex
Texas Nationas Guard
Hirty-Slath
n_ularnemy
Bredt
George McKay
Highth Corps
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