Unusual enlistment motives draw recruits to Army
An ex serviceman from Lexington Va seeks to improve musical talent at admission with Company B. Others list motives such as adventure travel learning a trade and service in the Panama Canal Zone or Hawaiian Islands. Names and towns include Edwi Rucker Lexington Va Morly B Wise Cascaile Md Jonce M Denny White Post Va Sean C Rogers Shenandoah Va Neld ariMery Hawai ion Islands Howard H Wright Philadelphia Pa William Manathan Lexington Va etc.
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Torees
Vaele
Sam
Lexington
Pfice
Arllory
Othuras
Chop
Hawaiian Islands
Panama Canal Zone
Edwi Rucker
Ft. Howard
Morly B
Wise
Cascaile
Ovintok Medianle
Ate Service
Langley Field
Jonce M. Denny
White Post
Signal Corps
Panam Canal Zone
Sean C. Rogers
Shenandoah
Paemearing School
Camp Vail
Howard Manahan
Walkersville
Air Service
William Manathan
Jilfantry
Chnton N. Stumbaugh
Greencastle
Feld Artillery
Clifton Worthan
Indianapolis
A. G
Canal Zone
John Howlett
Hagerstown
Walter Reo
Pi Montoc
James DP
Dull
Stamton
Texas
Ole W. Fingham
Washington, Va
Harry J. Linthican
Martinsburg
W. Va
Infantry
John A. J. Black
Mercersburg
Gla.c. Vl
Monroe
George C. Vaucau
Elkton
West Point
George 1. Ebert
Quartermaster Corps
Hawaiian
Army Service Athoola
Lions Distribute Milk To Needy Families At Luncheon
Lions Club report shows from August 36, 1924 to May 8, 1925 fifty per cent of milk delivered totaling 4 902 quarts with receipts of 1 021 52 and expenditures 559 49 leaving 462 03. Public contributions fund milk aid. Dr Daniel A Watkins elected president succeeding W T Wachter with a slate including B H Kniestey G W Tyler Roger Lynawan John M Munt Robert Kunde and others. OG H Binkley and S I Fairchild named directors.
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Pyle
Lions Glob
Hamilton
Therald-Mail
Lions Chit
Daniel A. Watkins
W. TP. Wachter
Anteera
Frst
B. H. Kniestey
G. W.tyler
Roger Lynawan
John M. Munt
Robert Kundle
Iwisser
H Binkley
Fairchtd
Sent to Pen for Ten Years in Maryland 1741
Thom Harris recently escaped from Spring Grove hospital and faced charges of robbery, larceny, and assault with intent to kill. A criminal court jury convicted him, and Judge Dulley sentenced Harris to 10 years on each charge, to run concurrently, plus a prior penitentiary term. Oscar Norfolk, tried alongside Harris, was also found guilty but his sentence was postponed on a new trial motion.
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Baltimore
Thom Harris
Spring Grove Hospital
Dulley Sen
Anced Harris
Ile Pontntentiary
Spring Grave Uoapital
Oscar Norfolk
Harris
Child Frightened After Dog Bite Incident
Seven year old Franklin Seibert, son of Mr and Mrs Prinklin Seige, was bitten on the toes by a neighbor's dog while teasing. The injury is described as not serious with no nerve involvement.
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Franklin Seibert
Athletics Set New Run Scoring Record
Philadelphia in June 1864 reports the Athletics likely set a modern record for total runs in consecutive innings. They scored 4 runs in the first, 6 in the second, and 24 runs across three innings as Cleveland was shut out in the ninth.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Free to Asthma and Hay Fever Sufferers
Community health ad offers free control method for asthma and hay fever. Appeals to all ages and occupations, promising rapid relief and no payment needed beyond mailing a coupon. Targeted at seemingly hopeless cases and asserts corrective treatment at no cost.
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Tong Sands
Water phar near Williams to be finished within year
A new water project near Williams progresses rapidly with construction started and expected completion within the year. Officials urge citizens to monitor updates as progress continues and the work advances toward operation.
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Williams
Committed to Jail in Unclear Local Report
In a fragmentary note from Shepherdstown Willard was jailed on charges tied to a November grant and alleged pasaligi pugas and was arrested for passing two bad checks. The report references Justice O. Vo Micilekant and mentions a $1,905 alleged amount.
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Willard
Shepherdstown
Juste O. Vo Micilekant
Wierd O
Lader It was learned that he had pe pd ial leant fre
A fragmentary report notes an individual with unclear details about receiving or lending funds. The text is incomplete, providing no clear names, dates, or locations to establish a full event or outcome. Further readable context is required.
Scientists Urge Phosphate for Nerves and Health
Doctors warn modern diets lack phosphate, harming nerves and brain. Evans' Triple Phosphates sold at Wareham's City Pharmacy promise to support nervous system, blood, and bones with a balanced organic phosphate compound.
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Ares
Mara Anid Mara
Waresham
Addy
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