Appropriation for Navy Provides Large Increase
A misread, roughly coherent note describes a Navy appropriation bill with a large proposed rise, citing a chairman and committees. It mentions figures around 1,300,000,009 and claims forged details, with unclear names and departments. The fragment hints at approval in a naval committee and a possible fabrication surrounding the document.
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Manelih
Wenthe
Pactest
Naval Enmanitere
Berretuny Tientely
Navy funding compared with prior years and internment figures
The report compares naval budget totals, noting a nearly threefold rise in spending across a three year program and a $1.49 billion surge for new craft. It mentions internment of civilian enemies at Fort Oglethorpe and related confinement actions, naming individuals and locations in a war security context.
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Taib Barracks
Henan
Mort Silay
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Clorich
Frank Zeigter Holuha
Mus Wolf
Adolph Mayer
Mork Initia
Arig
Peigun Harmers
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Weih
Miss Doris Stevens to Speak Thursday at Warmony Hill
Miss Doris Stevens of New York, head of the National Woman's Party political department, will lead a meeting at Warmony Hill Thursday evening. The event includes interviews with influential women about suffrage, as Stevens aims to advance the amendment despite prior prison protests and pressure from political figures in Texas and beyond. A social group will serve as ushers, with a prior gathering held at the Country Club.
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National Woman's Party
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Olt
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Misa Steveng
White House
Weir
Miss Stevens
Bisie
Texas
Culberson
Seaitor Sheppard
Seaitor Cuilberson
Hind Han
Miss Steygns
Jy Social Eireles
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Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Digestive Relief
A vintage ad-style passage promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims quick relief from sourness, pain, and stuffed feeling, promising revived appetite and improved mood, with the product advertised as widely available in the United States and Canada.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
Marriage of Capt. Charry charrison and Miss Hester Schreiner
Society notes announce the wedding of Capt. Charry charrison and Miss Hester Schreiner at the bride’s parents’ home, Me. and Mrs. Aime Schreiner, in Red River area. The update details many social events, club meetings, entertainments, and guests including Mrs. L. Bates, Miss Doris Stevens, and Mrs. Elizabeth Rowley Chirk, with plans and invitations across the social circle. The article lists numerous gatherings at country clubs, churches, and private homes, mentioning hosts, attendees, and decorations, reflecting a bustling social season.
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Charry Charrison J
Hester Schreiner
Aime Charles Schreiner
Rereville
Plans to stretch wheat supply for Allies
The administration announced a series of measures to ration flour and aid the Allies, including dividing supplies among shops, sharing what is available, and launching a nationwide education campaign to curb waste. The plan anticipates tighter wheat consumption and weekly decisions on further restrictions, with state and district leaders appointed to enforce substitutes and educate bakers and the public.
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Chicago
United States
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Rene Ae
Stolen car case tied to local theft ring arrest
Police arrested a suspect near Lyerne Wednesday afternoon in connection with a stolen automobile valued at about $2,000 owned by Lieutenant Green. The vehicle was last seen Tuesday night, and initial raids followed a garage sighting as officers traced the car to a San Antonio transport. The suspect, a saleman, was held after being identified by a witness. A separate report notes a French submarine, the Liane, ordered out after a January absence, with a 620 ton displacement and a crew of 26.
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Tax delinquent workers listed for back taxes
Thal provicion in the city prepares a list of tax delinquent employees and submits it to Mayor Bell. He says the city will notify each concerned worker, with planned penalties and possible arrangements to pay back taxes. A campaigning effort is expected to ensure no employee owes back taxes.
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Bell
Wen Stoner
Relieve Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises
Prescription for catarrhal deafness and head noises recommends Parmint in 1 ounce strength to be mixed with water and taken as a tablespoonful four times daily. It claims relief from distressing head noises, open nostrils, eased breathing, and mucus drainage, noting low cost and pleasant taste.
City tax tweak faces city employees and others
Commissioner Coy says the new plan does not apply only to city employees. He expects the city to collect between 20,000 and 25,010 in back taxes during the test month, covering all who may owe.
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Mie
Doats-Window Wrames-wire Cr. 167 Experiment
Fragmented OCR notes discuss attempts to create a unified system using ACHE to test a model. The text mentions an experiment, possible authors, and references a document or section titled CU Suu, but readability is limited and key details are unclear.
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