Local Bus Schedule Closes for Limited Service
Fragmentary notice shows two daily bus departures at 7:16 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. The document references Jobo L. Biadon as acting agent and mentions a fee of 8 dollars. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Paris
United States
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Harding signs debt bill and caps both houses actions
President Harding signed the British debt funding bill in Washington. The Capper Lenroot Strong rural credits bill passed the House 305 to 36, and a $35 million appropriation providing $240 bonuses to federal employees for the next fiscal year also passed.
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Notable deaths move through late 19th century pages
Representative W. Bourke Cochran dies at his Washington home after a sudden illness. Gossip in Potsdam suggests Princess Hermine, wife of the former Kaiser, may be expecting again. Thomas Finlay, bugler for the light brigade at Balaklava, passes away in Drogheda, Ireland. Former U S Senator George C Perkins dies at 84 in Oakland California after a five year illness turning serious five months ago.
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Hamilton
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Pest hunt and crime wrap Ohio headlines in scattered notes
Contents cover a York township pest drive, thefts from Cleveland municipal court records, a Perry county hospital case involving Thomase Morris and Emmet Tague, a Marion investor, a Wellston gas well, a Youngstown rail collision manslaughter case, and multiple local disasters and political moves across Ohio from Akron to Toledo.
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San Toy
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Guinda Dimacci
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John R. Cassidy
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A Man Who Became Famous Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Dr. R V Pierce popularized a women’s remedy based on nature’s roots and Indian methods. The Favorite Prescription, praised for purity and proven results, is offered with a trial package for 10 cents from Dr. Pierce’s Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York.
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Short Order Bell Protest and Love Triangle Dialog
A fragment shows tensions as a character protests a request for affection. Dialogue reveals Jack and Alice near marriage plans, with friends influencing the course. Virginia references friends and a real estate landslide as a significant movement.
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