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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1901
Page
6
The passage shows a fragmented and garbled OCR reading describing an event at a school with a harvest dinner and a grand celebration. Mentions of a pastor, a dinner, and various ceremonial notes appear, but many lines are incomprehensible.
Fragmentary report mentions Nellie Curren and Mika Davis at Wilkes and Okedha Suhay, with references to a Noah Miasii dayue and a speedrelay event. Includes Vague notes on Moore Alves, Frank Lewis, and Pamplona Street, plus an unclear plan by Unt.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a medicine called Kemp's Calum and a trial at a druggery setting. Mentions immediate perceived effect and limited dialogue about wear and dosing. The text is garbled, with unclear actors and locations.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a public sale by all dealers with pricing at 20 cents. Names such as Bosco Miburn are legible amid garbled text referencing locations, dates, and a formal sale procedure.
A long item lists community figures like Master Wilson and Mrs. Wilkin, noting social events, theater plans, and school activities. It mentions local residents, weddings, entertainments, charity drives, and preparations for performances at venues such as St Patrick’s and nearby halls.
A funeral is scheduled for J. Ra Ban of 10% Sundormoi Avenue. The notice lists the burial time and venue, with details readable in the damaged OCR.
The fragmentary text presents a damaged newspaper notice with many unreadable names and phrases. It references individuals, places, and events in a period-voice style but lacks coherent sentences or identifiable facts.
An obituary notes the death of an individual aged about forty, mentioning the bereaved family and a funeral intention. The fragmentary text references a person with unclear name, ages, and locations, making details minimal and uncertain.
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