Typhus and Plague Ravage War Refugee Camps in Europe
A tainted dispatch from May 24 cites dire sanitary conditions in southern Russia and Poland amid postwar dislocations. Refugees face shelter, food, and fuel shortages as typhus, smallpox, malaria, and plague spread. tuberculosis levels soar, with vast mortality and malnutrition in Galicia, Volgod, and Belgrade regions.
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San Antonio
Cuieaga Daily News Foreign Service
Enteva
Switzerland
League
Red Cross
Otheis
Equ- Uurope
Rusia
Poland
Russia
Volgod
Rsa
Galicia
Sovivlia
U Guimva
Gesund
Wersons
Warren
Cracow
Serbia
Jugo-Slavia
Cosciry
Hatavtus
Belgrage
Brigon
Calomel Remedies and Liver Health Debate Through History
Historical notes discuss calotabs and calomel as liver tonics, praising their quick effects and varied reactions. The text reflects 19th century medical debates, noting relief of headaches and digestive symptoms, while warning of overuse, side effects, and the need for water intake and cautious dosing.
Spreading Epidemics and Poverty in Early 20th Century Europe
The excerpt notes tuberculosis and other diseases across Austria Hungary Albania and Hungary with high mortality from poverty and poor housing. It cites prevalence in Budapest with one tenth of the population affected, mentions Solvakia and measles concerns, and lists regions including Greece the Caucasus and Bolgaria as affected areas.
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Austria
Hunrayy
Austin
Albania
Hungary
Budapest
Cerebo-Slovskia
Sovakia
Caildeco
Telvg
Uis- Welt
Bulxacie
Greece
Barker
Arcevia
Caucasus
Forecasts Short Crop in Midwest and Nation
Chicago reports a severe crop shortfall with forecasts of 45 percent below normal in the Middle West and 20 percent lower grain prospects nationally. Wet weather labor and transport bottlenecks drive the shortfall while cotton may hold, according to Farm Bureau Chief. President Howard notes late-year measures unlikely to ease next season’s production. Kansas wheat is poor and hogs show gains limited by cold and wet weather.
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Chicago
R. Holyard
Acninivan
Jiureau
Middle West
Howard
Karsas
Kagsas
Leaus Portusion
Hasard
Farm Bureau Federation
Awit
Old Fort Peace Pipe Ceremony Marks Hudson Bay Anniversary
Native and Hudson Bay Company leaders reenact a 200 year old peace pipe ritual at Fort calm, depicting trine ship ties between Omaha rites and the Hudson Bay Company. Governor Kindersley presides as Sinvewakon presents a ceremonial pipe and war regalia amid a grand belt gift and Native totems.
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Lower Fork Harry
Omaha
Hudson Bay Company
Old Tor Company
Robert Kindersler
Hudson Bay
Commans
Kipnewakao
Sinvewakon
Ringersley
Kionewakon
Corgenor Kindersley
Tadiana
Waripuim
Allogianee
Ambulance Mencalled in Milwaukee May Day Scene
A garbled report from Milwaukee recounts a May Day event with ambulances and officials overseeing ceremonies. It mentions military service, reunions, and national guard veterans, but the text is heavily corrupted, leaving many names and details unreadable.
Reduced Freight Rates Across Trade Lines
Fragmented OCR reads as a notice about lower freight rates affecting shipping costs. Mentions price reductions and potential impacts on carriers and customers, suggesting coordinated action or policy shifts in transport pricing. Names and specifics are unclear due to text corruption.
Greek King Alexander allegedly marries in morganatic union
Report claims King Alexander of Greece wed Madamoiselle Maus in a morganatic ceremony at Paris. Greek authorities refuse comment. The marriage, linked to a rift with Venizelos and a royal succession shake, was reportedly performed by a church priest and recorded abroad.
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Paris
Versailles
Venizelos
Greece
Athens
Theus
Ureece
Will Abandon Peggs Pogus in Cherokee War Accounts
Readable fragments recount Peggs Pogus, a Cherokee captain in the Civil War era, facing ruin after a tornado strikes Ustle village in Cherake County. Survivors express disbelief, noting Taulequah and nearby towns as impacted sites while the Cherokee marina project and Andina territory face disruption.
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Pogus
Oxte
Ustle Village
Cherake County
Twistel
Wight of
Dos
Bagasta
Cherokee Marina
Fin Andina Territori
Vegg
Inge Pokr
Pegs
Washinton
Fragmented historic note on a village site in national capital
An OCR fragment describes a congressional bursar ground in the national capital and a village once named Foges near Perms Prairie. It mentions Indian government involvement, a pioneer site, and a costly municipal project that failed, leaving a remaining village with 240 people and incomplete development.
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Sirsim
Rome
Perms
Wbouk
Count Rashinsky in Toledo Overalls Title
Rusian count Constantine Rashinsky, linked to Rubin riches, sheltered in Toledo wearing denims. His father died in the Tolstevish upheaval. he inherits the title and served as an army officer. He now works at a local automobile plant, developing various car prototypes.
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Toledo
Vera
Constantine Rashinsky
Rubin
Vie
Count Rachingky
Variowu
Construction of Mechanically Operated Refrigerator Building Planned
A bid invitation from Camp Ravi, Vex, requests proposals for a mechanically operated refrigeration building in Harlingen Texas. The notice indicates plans and drawings will be furnished with the application and includes a general description of the refrigeration machinery to be used.
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P.O
Ravi
Weiting
Harlingen
Tex
Tex, Onl Coline On
Carty
Army footwear orders and inspection update
Army issues recall and inspection notice for thousands of items. Recalled shoes will be inspected, cleaned, repaired, and returned with service attention. Reclaim Lone Store listed at 231 West Fortier Street, San Antonio, Texas.
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Peevel
Aildeese Rie Uplore
Foauyeres Bt
San Antonin
Vosas
Hungary Seeks Court Favor in War Time Print Tactics
A Hungarian government response to Henve enuferearai is delayed with public comprehension unclear as authorities urge calm until Saturday night. Newspapers report no mass protests while Hungarians fear joining a broader power move. Troop concentrations along borders prompt police and garrison reinforcements amid regional tension.
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Ling
Newepanera
Hungary
Eno
Women Visit Arm Posts in Texas Tour
Woman visitor from United States Arms tours Port Sara Houston and Magic Valley with hostess Miss Anita Wialski. The May 24 event involves Mise Aim Wilby and officials from San Benito, Port Sara, and Houston as part of a touring program during a test period.
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San Benito
Tex
Mise Aim Wilby
Notion
United States Arms
Frope
Wn Department
Port Sara Houston
Magic Valley
Syle Elas
Anitawialski
Brawa fuel route names Mogvede Campeatin and Fort Ringgold
A fragment notes a fuel route with references to Mogvede Campeatin and Fort Ringgold. The text appears as OCR remnants without clear context or full sentences. No dates or organizations are clearly identifiable.
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Brawa
Gan “Mogvede
Campeatin
Fort Ringgold
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