Daily mail service and subscription rates notice
A fragmented notice outlines daily mail service in Hakerstown with subscription rates by mail or delivery, various addresses in New York Philadelphia and Atlanta, and terms for mail circulation and delivery deadlines. The garbled text lists departments and contact numbers with scattered references to circulation and postage.
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Buchay
Yublefing Co
JouathuEn Bt
Hakerstown
Deliv
Vabo
Euple Vents
Advis JA
Uawke Eadftoy
Copyright notice excerpt from a local newspaper archive
The text appears to be a garbled copyright and attribution statement from a newspaper page. It references Associated Press credit rules, publication rights, and local news usage, noting reprinting restrictions and republication terms. The fragment lacks a coherent event or profile to form a fuller news item.
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Associated Press
Algo
Nebraska rancher leaves Mary Wrenle fortune in odd tale
A Nebraskan rancher named Glenn C. Kagnie dies leaving $176,000 to grocery clerk Mary Wrenle in Cleveland. The will’s odd notes imply she should marry, while the story hints at scandal and misfortune among those around her.
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Glenn C. Kagnie
Nebraska
Nieve
Mary Wrenle
Mary
Cleveland
Doclinar
Oinalin
Silk Stockings and Automobiles in Early 20th Century
The fragment cites silk stocking use and rising auto ownership in the era, noting 1921 figures and large totals such as 217,900,000 automobiles, with mentions of 1899 data and vast stockings quantities, reflecting growth in fashion and transport.
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Dobbin
Unclear OCR fragment credits robbery figure name mix
Fragmentary text references robbery and a person named James or Jesse with uncertain identity. The garbled lines mention biographical notes, associates, and possible historical context but lack coherent facts, dates, or locations to form a clear summary.
The Patriarch Mail Pouch Trees in Spring Style
Fragmented OCR notes describe spring wardrobe trends and opinions on past days. References to attire, grooming, and social mores mix with garbled names and stray phrases. Overall, a decorative, nostalgic snapshot of fashion and lifestyle in a printed column.
The Former Emperor Becomes Human in War's End
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls the former emperor as a kind courteous elder, respected by villagers, amid a terrible war. It argues the price of his transformation was high but asserts the act made Wilhelm humane, suggesting no other path could achieve it.
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Ius
Wilhelm
Foreign Office
Guymmer
White District
Dance of the Nymphs prize winner from Cleveland school
A sixth grade student Joseph Zorinzny or Zorteau in Cleveland earned prize money for a contest and brought a painting copy titled Dance for the Nymphs by Corot to class. The story praises curiosity and imagination, describing the student as worthy of future attention.
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Joseph Zorinzny
Cleveland
Joseph Zorteau
Jana Fof
Nto
Ieauberis
Josepho
Corot
Joseph
le Han
Around the World in 26 Days Record Challenge
Aviation expert John Goldstrom seeks to break the 1919 circumnavigation record set by John Henry Jears. He plans to travel by steamships, autos and planes, hoping to finish in under 26 days. The effort draws mixed reactions as others contemplate attempting similar feats.
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John Goldstrom
John Henry Jears
New York
Record Pace Hits the Track with New Marks
Rolani Locke, a Nebraska standout, reportedly ran the hundred yards in nine and a half seconds with a following wind and claimed a new unofficial 220 yard mark. Charlie Paddock, famed as the world’s fastest, allegedly posted a swift ten yard dash time. Cuarnie Hoff reportedly extends pole vault records with high bars as observers note era of rapid athletic feats.
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Rolani Locke
Nebraska
Charlie Paddock
Hing
A. Wilf
Cuarnie Hoff
Prevention of Colds by Dr Hugh Cumming
Dr Hugh Cumming outlines how colds spread through close contact and contaminated objects. He urges keeping hands clean, avoiding touching the face, using space and hygiene to prevent transmission, and staying home when ill to protect others.
Questions and Answers from The Herald Mail Bureau
A reader question column presents varied trivia and historical notes answered by the Herald Mail Information Bureau. Topics include seaplane range, farm plumbing, Washington plan, baby care time, Guyenne body search, lasso length, Grenny life, Public Printer history, annual law school graduates, the first electric lighting steamer, and the word botulism origin with concise explanations.
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Herald- Mail Information Bureau
Frederick Hoskin
Washington
Inquirer
Elephant Hunt Is Sport For Wealthy
New Orleans reports reveal Americans in Africa seeking big game. Consul Nirabi in Kenya notes the sport is for the wealthy, with a month’s shooting costing £2001 and a $500 license. The license distribution details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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NEW Gadmans
Africa
New Orleans
Ayta Melvin Warren
United States
Consol Af Nirabi
Kenya
Feu
Elger
Warren
Kim Elephant
Amd
Consider Your Face and Spread Cheer Through Expression
Hal Cochran presents a dated poem urging readers to trade frowns for smiles. It emphasizes how eyes and mouth convey mood, and that anyone can choose cheer by adopting a bright glint in the eyes and a genuine grin to uplift others.
United States urged to shed price controls on raw materials
Dr Julius Klein warned at the National Foreign Trade Convention that government price controls on raw materials threaten U S supplies and exports. He urged abandoning such controls and expanding domestic production in uncontrolled regions to protect trade and living standards. He cited rubber and other commodities and noted American investment abroad patterns.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Chase
Julius Klein
United States Bureau of Foreign and Domest Commerce
Charleston
Phage
Feuitl
Klein
Cuba
Americ
de Alem
South America
Altius
Funkstown Wins Modgehill Team Honors at Funkstawy School
Funkstown captures Washington county honors for three years from the Modgehill team of Funkstawy Grammar School. Principal Clarence Fultz, their coach, credits the strong season. Team members include Captain Genevieve Kuli dey and players Vivian Stotle myer Neom Keller Mudras tyox ell Oro Bussard Arleene Uakur Katherine Aptz and Mary Talbert.
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Funkstawy Grammar School
Washington County
Clarence Fultz
Genevieve Kulidey
South
Vivian Stotlemyer
Neom Keller
Mudras
Tyoxell Oro
Old but rugged Junction City man seeks fuel by selling jars
A rugged Junction City resident, Jol Scott, aged about sixty, began to earn fuel by selling jars of unused kerosene. He operates as a truck driver and plans to supply his nest with this venture starting May 24.
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Kint
Jol Scott
Ter
Jarrow
Fata
Look Out For Hang-on Coughs- Dangerous Cold
Public notice promotes Cod Liver Oil tablets as a remedy to prevent coughs and colds. Claims emphasize daily use to strengthen health and withstand harsh weather. Mentions Thurke’s Cod Liver Oil tablets and Caulfman’s store.
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Thurke
Caulfman
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Government Printing Office
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Hal Cochran
Dr. Scholl
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R. M. Hays & Bros
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W. H Mowen
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Raybestos Potomac Motors, Inc
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Neal R. Dorsey
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Ford
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Hagerstown Tire Co
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Roy Phillipy
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Overland
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