Fire in Grocery Store Sparks Estimated Fifty Dollar Loss
A Tuesday morning fire damaged a grocery store operated by A. T. Mayhich at the corner of ydert and Crouiver Streets. About $50 in stock and minor building damage were reported. Firefighters arrived promptly. children with matches were blamed for the blaze. Nearby property also saw minor scorching and fence damage.
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A. T. Mayhich
Ydert
Crouiver
Presid Avenue
Richmond Avenue
Hern Street
Darken Your Gray Hair with La Creole Hair Dye Ad
An old advertisement promises to restore darker hair and hide gray using La Creole hair dye. It claims the product softens and even tones, offering money-back if unsatisfied. Sold by Van Weer Drug in Memphis Tennessee and other drugstores for $1.50.
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van Weer Drug
Memphis
Tonn
Adve
Simple Home Remedy For Wrinkled Face
A user describes a homemade facial treatment claiming to reduce wrinkles. The note references using honey and other ingredients, instructions to apply the mixture thinly, and claims of improved appearance after several weeks. The language is informal and lacks clear, verifiable details.
Fragmented WWI Dispatch on American Perception at Front
A garbled wartime text describes German and American interactions near the British front. It mentions Americans near the front, German prisoners doubting American readiness, and a doctor communicating with a German officer about language and origins. The piece weaves in misread dialogue and interrupted notes, illustrating crossfire of beliefs and wartime atmosphere. Names and places are obscured by the OCR errors, but the core theme centers on American presence and perceptions abroad.
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Ambers
Gurcooh
America
Highy
United States
Chicago
Bayonne Residents in Army Amid Homefront Letters
Bayonne, New Jersey echoes of patriotism as former residents serving in the army are sought by the Home Folks editor. Letters from Bayonne and surrounding towns to meet soldiers from Leon Springs and San Antonio reveal a city-wide belief that Bayonne’s people are represented in various units, including the Twentieth Field Artillery and Battery C. A Georgia writer and others express desire to meet kin or former neighbors, while readers from New Jersey and beyond offer addresses and hopes of reconnecting with hometown soldiers.
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Bayonne
N. J
Raronne Iy San Antovio
Bagonne
Leon Sprines
Vrank
Welly Tiel
South
San Antoni
Luganie
Standard Oil
Bay
Thomas M. Hardbn
Company P
Leon Strings
Sis Anne
San Antonio
Jig
Hayden
Swam
Standard All
Peoria
Beariir
Peorke
San Aulonia
Nina Carves
Headlauriers Company
Twentieth
Artillery
Gunny Funston
Leon Strines
Irony Cilhian Abron
Barberton
Whig
Thule
Aiden
Kelly
Tome
Andersen
New Dersey
Newar S
Georgia
von Laierks
Qeorgia
Wintesville
Phycris County
Ufone Faltes
Edulis
Audra Attieer
Mleventh
Leon
Traumayyame
Lean Barings
Sone
Jaglwon
Transpalane
Rizaville
Wash
Dagre
Willie
Leome
New York
New Yorker
Fragmentary Wartime Notice Recounted by Editor
The editor recalls a meeting about old Prietda and renewed acquaintances. It lists towns where civilians were followed and asserts soldiers near those places are distant, while a plan offers a chance to join or oppose actions, urging cautious engagement and possible friendships through shared effort.
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Antonio
Gokdper Amd Cin
Civituars
Beim Folinderes Parente
Cains Sew Civen
Conn Griniyll
Loch
Viens Na
de Adasen
Miseltenbaes
Maree Virginia
Minar Hit Monts Summit
Missy Binds Olekut Tony
N.Y . Kamalpa
Ori Duelinadon
Mddanipatensen
Wis
Hue Welles
Unclear fragment about cotton shipment and rainfall impact
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Cullon Seed S77 and cotton weighing efforts with references to rain and a 28 ton figure, but details and context are incomplete and uncertain.
Auctions Set For Native Lands In Muskogee District
The notice outlines land sales with terms and payment plans including 24 percent cash, 25 percent within six months, and the balance in up to ten years. Bids must be accompanied by cash or equivalent, with parcels described and reserved for certain properties.
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Dubdis
Olmuthger
Luge
Okimiome
Muskowee
Ronis
Agriculbarad
Lresileien
Quay de Eubhaive
Euméney
Bank
Cagny
Suly
Muskogee
Dilley to Field Work Campaign to Save $83,000
The Christians Association plans field work to save $83,000 as part of a national effort. A San Antonio event attracted attention from the National Work Council with Dr Sonnie Mount named as head. President Carter of San Antonio councils declined to release the Secretaries for patriotic work. Standard Laboratories of San Antonio was hosted in Austin with a $10,000 capital stake.
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Wrekary
Christians Association
United States
San Antonio
Sonnie Mout
Claiian
National
Wu Work Council
Yan
Cla A. Carter
Standard Laboratories
Austin
Tex
Standard
San Antoiin
Stoele
Oscar Pase
Fis
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Tae
Vietrolx
Blaze
Sto
Johnston
Burnett
General Agents
Crockett
Systematic Arran
Mre
Ballers Americnn
Faruones
France
Uriel
Johnson
James Murray
Dla
Deanel
Sian
New
Harris County
Wolfson’s
Garment Week
Betty Wales
Saul Wolfson
Rvaienavilla
Mer
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Tarkers
Jean Rhe Canter
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