Night speed crash injures several on South Preserved Street
A speeding automobile crashed on 4100 block of South Preserved, injuring Mrs M Campbell and her mother Mrs J Gara, who escaped with minor injuries. A child was hurt, and a 15 year old, Jose Cinnen, was arrested on drug charges. Roadway confusion and a driver’s fleeing are noted as contributors. witnesses and responders described the chaotic scene and a first aid response at the curb.
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Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Letters From Readers
Des Moines Iowa and Richmond Indiana readers praise Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for avoiding operations and restoring health for female troubles. Letters claim increased strength and ability to perform housework and farm tasks after using the remedy, with one note of professional advice and a promise of confidential feminine guidance.
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Amusement Field to Be Set Up at Camp Travis War Park
A group of city merchants plans a $40,009 project to establish an amusement center on a tract near Camp Travis for the duration of the war. The plan, approved by military and city officials, includes carnival acts, a national reputation wild animal show, and open air concerts for soldiers and the public with protections and censorship by the war recreation board.
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Fines Hit Rash Drivers Amid Court Adjudications
A garbled report details drivers fined for speeding and related charges. It notes penalties ranging from modest sums to higher fines, with some cases adjourned or delayed. The piece mentions arraignments and penalties doubling in certain circumstances, reflecting a tense court scene.
Fragmented OCR tale from Upper Suntasie fieldwork
The fragmentary text describes a hunter in a rural setting and a man named Carey facing a failed attempt to track or observe game. It mentions a living area, a grid, and a burn event, with confused dialogue about beginning something and a question about a plan or action.
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San Antonio Female College urged to seek $20000 equipment aid
An eight day campaign aims to raise $20000 for Antoine Female College West to obtain state teaching certificates. G Flannery and local business leaders argue enlarging the college will boost San Antonio's economy and moral tone, noting $75000 annual local commerce tied to the institution and urging citizens to fund needed equipment to double attendance.
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Thieves Forget Who Bought Accessories
Detectives Newt and Carver chase a vehicle theft ring as arrests mount. Officers recover car accessories and vehicles, with total stolen value near 22004. Police urge owners to identify items. many records incomplete, while suspects confess.
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Vermilion Debates Donkey Problem at City Council
Vermilion residents faced a donkey disturbance as the city council met to address complaints. A petition urged removing the donkey, which workshipped nerves and prompted debate on whether to evict the animal from public spaces. The council narrowly voted to proceed with measures to remove the donkey, citing public safety concerns.
Leather supply under Army contracts far exceeds civilian use
A Philadelphia Cable Ledger dispatch reports the army has placed contracts for vast amounts of leather for war footwear. About 4,500,000 pairs of marchery and wear shows and 2,000,000 pulra leather items are planned, with upper and sole stock totaling millions of feet of leather. Estimated army shoe demand may consume around 18 percent of national leather output, impacting civilian supplies and prices as congressional observers note the need to ration scarce hides and upper leathers amid war needs.
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