Multiple Names Listed in Local Notice Passage
A dense OCR fragment enumerates numerous individuals including APP Charles W. Anderson Clarence M. Atkinson F M Banner George H. Bate John W. Date Ollie M Beach Leo Nner Fred C Bono Stephen Hock Arthur Burrell Ormand Canter Charles Casey Dwight Casey Carl Clemens Ferdinand Casey Thomas Christofferston John Close George H Omandall Bud W Dale Chas K Dalimore Di F O Dexter Clarence Eddie Leslie Elliott John Elliott Clarence B Fields Arthur Fuller Amos G Fuller Russell Fields Esley Gage Hanry B Grooman Oscar W Croshe Edwin Ne Earl Charles J Hanson Ern est Allen Hatch D P Meas Joseph Jewett Claude Johnson Chester Johnsom Rouy Lighthizer Fred McGraw El F McQuillan Jos Alvin Mabbutt Fred Madmutt Charles Manker Arlow May MeCoy Mason Peter Meyer Lawrence B Meyers Walter Miller Jacob Porter J W Peake Fred Personius H Arthur Pea ke Judge F Aeehel Zeno C Rickey Leroy Rodinet Leacene Sheehan John Slader Clarence Swope Earl Thevenin Fred Terhune H Arthur Vierea Morris Vagcon s els Frank Wheeler Raymond Walker Fred Weeks Wesley H Wilson Charles Williams Eb Yaden Byron Yaden David Zimmerman Garret ao Don ald F Drummond Ross P Borden Fay Windle T S FF Vaughn Paul Mintyre 4Ac6 Scheu Mayo Harry Vaughn Everett 0 Propst Claude A Parker Leatie Spurge Mont Cook
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elliott
Clarence B. Fields
Arthur Fuller
Amos G. Fuller
Russell Fields
Esley Gage
Hanry B. Grooman
Oscar W. Croshe
Edwinne. Earl
Charles J. Hanson
Ernest Allen Hatch
D. P. Meas
Joseph Jewett
Claude Johnson
Chester Johnsom
Rouy Lighthizer
Fred McGraw
EL. F. McQuillan
Jos
Alvin Mabbutt
Fred Madmutt
Frank Wheeler
Raymond Walker
Fred Weeks
Wesley H. Wilson
Charles Williams
Eb, Yaden
Byron Yaden
David Zimmerman
Garret Ao
Roll of Honor listing Sho shone boys in service
The Journal publishes a Roll of Honor listing Sho shone boys serving in nearly every branch of the armed forces. The paper aims to keep the list complete and invites readers to report errors or omissions. A free Journal copy will be sent to each member of the Roll of Honor whose correct address is provided.
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Servce
Rall of Honor
Apple of Bodom described near Dead Sea in old account
A historical sketch describes the Dead Sea in Valesting, noting its 47 mile length and nine mile breadth, fed by the Jordan and other streams. It mentions the Oasis region with Odeum rock fronts, the alleged Sodom site, a Caelaun plant yielding the Apple of Bodom, and the sea’s high salinity and buoyant water.
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Dead Sea
Valesting
Lot
Jordan
Won Ard
Odeum
Mediterranean
Anita
Youth at a Disadvantage in Business Perception
The Standard Parts president in Cleveland argues that youthful appearance hurts credibility in finance and hiring. He contends older, established figures are preferred to present risky schemes and that workers favor a mature image over a young boss. He notes some value in youth but stresses impression of maturity matters.
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Ching Han Girl
Standard Parts Company
Cleveland
Saya
Human Brain to Heaviest and Civilizatio n Note
Fragmented text discusses brain weight and nerve cells with references to Donaliteon and Hivtstone. It quotes James A. Garfield on agriculture as the nerve of civilization. A dialogue fragment with Mrs De Mate and Mr Wise appears, mentioning a black pet gown and brown dress.
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Karept
Donaliteon
Mr. Wice
Election chatter ponders farming policy and ruinous nights
A garbled, oral-whispered exchange discusses the agriculture question during an election. The dialogue hints at policy debate, minor regrets, and a sense of stubborn trial amid uncertain outcomes. Names and places are unclear, yet the tone remains public and reflective about farming issues.
Earthquake island caper and a web of engagements
In a stormy island scene, Ned Blaney pursues Vida Dunmore while Mrs Green vanishes and is found, a telephonist misleads, and Lucile sleeps amid chaos. A reporter hounds the tale as Lipton Clair, a self assured guest, competes for attention while Bopp chides. The narrator juggles romance, duty, and a wary plan to win Lucile’s trust.
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Ned Blaney
Vida
Barneen
Lucile
Mr. Lipton
Bopp
Fler
Misa Vida Dunmore
Vide Dunmore
Nene
Yong Man
Blaney
the Baland
Hanks
Tommin
Setik
Laelia
Mr. Rainey
Mra Green
Central
Wiite
Aira Green
Huntingdon’s
Yolea
Mr. Blainey
Mrs. Green
Luete
Eriumph
Haniman Syndicate
Tootles
Clair
Lipton
Mr. Blalney
Mr. Clair
Chile
Poorly Dressed Boy Buys Carnations for His Girl
A shabby fourteen year old maneuvers through a crowd at a county bar counter where carnations are two cents. He hands over six pennies and asks for eight flowers. A bystander imagines he buys for his sick mother, but the youth grins and says the carnations are for his girl.
Evening at the restaurant sparks leisure and envy
In a Dayton News snippet a couple revels in a refined dining room. The woman exclaims about the beauty and harmony of fountain trees and lanterns while the man jokes about affording such a scene despite a boss nearby watching his spending.
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Dayton News
Terrible Example Feigns Golden Profits Through Speech
A garbled quotation shows a speaker claiming a silver tongue turns bread into gold while others doubt the claim. The fragment hints at profit fantasies and skepticism about wealth tactics.
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Mirlns
Aly
Fragmented Milestone Note with Personal Remarks
A garbled excerpt mentions milestones and a father addressing a son about his daughter, with unclear references to prizes and a novel tea. The text contains stray phrases such as hot tinrries and Little sins are eyes from which real sorries are hatched, indicating corrupted OCR content and incomplete context.
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Misa Sarah Purdumle
France
Donald F. Drummond
Ross P. Borden
Fay Windle
FF. Vaughn Paul Mintyre
Scheu Mayo
Harry Vaughn Everett
Propst
Claude A. Parker Leatie
Spurce Mont
Cook
WU Tony Cherist
Demaly
Randall-Dodd Auto Co
Sodom
Janes A. Garfield
Tpstairs
Frank A. Munsey Company
Koveralls
Kav Coveralls
Geurdener
Opal Cape
Levi Strauss de Cos
W.f.young
Temple St
Springfield
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