Fragmentary OCR Item From 19th Century News
Readable portions show names of places and figures but most content is garbled. The fragment references a commerce topic and an event with Axenes, AML TE, Gatimerce, and pare in unclear context.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1927
Page
12
Readable portions show names of places and figures but most content is garbled. The fragment references a commerce topic and an event with Axenes, AML TE, Gatimerce, and pare in unclear context.
Fragmentary OCR text lists several names and locations, including references to Wadeh Tirtee and Brianti Or aye S, with varied street and vehicle mentions such as Malin Ave and 1826 Cheyer 6& Coupe. The content resembles a chaotic public or classified notice page with uncertain context and multiple illegible phrases.
Readable fragments describe Sunday worship across multiple churches in San Antonio and nearby areas. Details mention pastors, children's programs, Sunday schools, hospitality, and weekly schedules with various locations, times, and affiliations including Congregational and Protestant services.
Local church announcements list multiple Baptist houses of worship with service times. References include First Baptist, Fourth Street, Minister Dr H Gates and variety of Sunday schools, midweek prayers, and evening worship. Several churches mention supervised programs, teaching staff, and youth or missionary activities across weeks.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists religious figures and locations, mentioning Church of Jesus Christ in Ea Tet and several distorted names and places. It reads like a church bulletin or diary entry with scattered references to services, preachers, and dates, but lacks coherent structure or context.
The noted comedy star Elsie Janis reportedly loses her voice during a journey with the Muarupsuit Express company. Vague fragments mention trunks, personal possessions, and an unclear incident on the trip, with references to Bertilda and Hib.
Nina Dexter files for divorce from Ellité in a Tuscaloosa court. The action lists residence and minor details, with no settlement terms disclosed in the readable text.
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