Esthonian Edkeres to Allied Powers In World Context
The fragment references a provisional government in Estonia seeking Allied support. It mentions the Baltic region and a Kirhantan premier telegram about military movements and tensions with the Dolahheviki forces in the republic, with a note on correspondence reaching London.
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Anne
London
Poe
Tatho Provieional Kovernment
ThiaNion Baltic Pravingo
Kethanta Fine Pines
Peniline
Jaco
Dolaheviki
Fraternal and Odd Fellow Gatherings On December 20 21
The Moder n order and related fraternal groups announce meetings Friday evening December 20 at 7 to 10 o clock including election of officers and candidates. The Knox County Pomona will meet at Clinton Grange Hall Friday December 21 morning session at 1 o clock. Mt Vernon chapter holds a regular meeting Friday evening December 20 with a large class of candidates expected and all Pythian Sisters are urged to attend for important business.
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America
Knox County
Pomona Granga
Clinton Grange Hall
Mt. Vern
Pont, Ek, O. 1
Body of Man Found in Ankenytown Home
Charles Bowman aged 55 was found dead in a chair at his Ankenytown residence Wednesday evening around seven by neighbor John Seiler Sheriff Moshaldar and Coroner Harmer arrived promptly After examination coroner Harmer ruled death from heart trouble and stated Bowman had likely died recently though believed dead about a week He was found in a night robe seated before a stove with his dog present Potatoes and rice were cooling on the stove no fire Bowman's body lay unfound until Seiler entered seeking Bowman for work It is noted Bowman had lived alone for some time
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Charles Bowman
Ankenytown
John Seiler
Moshaldar
Marmer
Harmer
Nowimin
Thurway
Althouh
Taemer
Howmin
Mspavernt
Bowman
Moxholder
Rowman
Danville Resident Julian Sapp Dies After Brief Illness
Julian Sapp, longtime Knox county resident and son of the late George and Della Ann Sapp, died at his new Danville home at 1 pm on Wednesday after a short illness. He was 61, born on the family farm near Danville, retired last year, moved to town two weeks ago, and died soon after moving in. Survived by his wife and three daughters, one granddaughter, and five sisters. Funeral at St Luke’s Church Danville with high mass of requiem. Burial at Tauke’s Cemetery on the family farm nearby.
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Jilian Sapp
Knox County
George and
Della Ann Sapp
Danville
Sapp
Falcon
Dauhters
May Westrich
Howard
Bertha Gilmore
Cleveland
Elsie Woutrich
Hister
Flora Treckler
Mattville
Alary Trammond
Bid Eye City
the Parcell
Mt Vernon
Donnie Mattingly
Johnstown
Varey Parker
Washington, D.C
St. Luke's Church
Daneville
Pope
St, ‘Tauke’s
Lily Fe
Knox County Medical Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Knox County Medical Society met at the Wisner hotel, with fourteen members present. A general discussion covered influenza treatment and prevention, while Captains Bair and Workman spoke on the army camp epidemic. Local physicians’ reports stressed vaccine needs and a committee was formed to draft resolutions for state industrial commission approval.
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Knox County Medical Society
Wisner Hotel
H. W. Bair
Workman
Unknown fragment hints at a public notice or report
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and locations with unclear context. Names and places are partially readable, but no coherent event or action emerges to summarize into a clear news item.
Questionnaire Return Lapses Hit Local Board
A draft board notes failed responses to requested questionnaires. About five of the men have returned theirs, while many others have not yet sent theirs and risk certification to the attorney general. Names listed include Trott, Hootlick, McPherson, Smith, Tooter, Wells, Shuman, Hubbell, Thima, and several others.
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Dhe
Timex
Vocal Dyatt Board
Childes A. Trott
David Hootlick
Jesse McPherson
Charles Amory Smith
Clyde Dayton Tooter
George Mary Wells
Marnie Dollas Shuman
John Alonzo Hubbell
Mark Abram Thima
318 Ohio Soldiers In Casualty List
Washington reports 318 Oblomne named in latest casualty list. Entries include killed in action, died of wounds, died of disease, wounded in action and missing in action. Names span Cleveland, Akron, Toledo, Youngstown, Cincinnati, and numerous other towns, with many counties and cities across Ohio represented.
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Washington
ILI
Wunswy
Wheel Orabieg
Alba Valley
Colimbuk
Waunder
Af Iron
News Beewhaville
Munford
New London
Nell Hraiin
Cleveland
George “Whity
Apui
New Wiymouth
Fe Hollman
Lakewoods
George Pivkwl
Last
Liverpool
Reithart
Cinchiniti
Elmner Reynalde
California
Joni Rochowik
Toledo
Wonted
Die Doblai
Cleverland OH
Gannon
Coal Grove
Ideikw
Gel Mobert
Kemp
Aflliubora
Mean
Missinsburg
K. J. Taylor
Joe Costitow
Akrons
Conor
Wellavilla
le Wills
Twnton
William Landis
Colwmubue
Th A. Barnes
Akrony CC
Hawk
Cunton LL. Akwen
Albany
Medlin
W. Ian
War MuliKulks
Velede
Fug
Puce
K. 41
Slewar JV
Blavek
Clavaland
Mmabo
Akron Oral Mint
Adelphia
Color Blind Bees Reveal Color Sense Limits
A biologist reports beelike color tests showing bees confuse red and black, indicating their color perception is limited. By presenting hues in gray or altered light, the study suggests bees may not distinguish red from black, revealing constraints in their color vision.
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Actio
Ohio roll call shows 170000 answered in decline
Red Grote reports that 170000 Ohioans answered the roll call for members but officials say this reflects work by only a fraction of chapters. More workers are needed across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky lake division areas to enroll additional members as expressed by division director W H Wheelock.
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Cleveland
Riddle
Canvans
Ohio
Indisna
Kentucky
Wo W. Wheeley
Roll Call
News flight plans spread peace conference updates
British papers aim to run a Paris London air link twice daily for peace conference dispatches. Denver Tramway authorizes a 7 cent fare plus 1 cent transfer. An influenza outbreak affects Indians on Montana reservations. Lafferty dies in a fire on the USS Hath at Philadelphia Navy Yard. Hablit Inac Vandrovsky, 65, a Jewish scholar, dies in New York.
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Brilish
Paris
London
Denver ‘Tramway Company
Montana
Lafferty
United States
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Hablit Inaac Vandrovsky
New York
Probing the Bonheur Ontario Train Fire Tragedy
Canadian Pacific officials began a thorough inquiry into the Bonheur Ontario tourist car fire that killed 16 and injured score or more. Panic and an overturned spirit lamp fueled the blaze, many dying in a doorway pileup as trainmen arrived after stopping for orders. Nine identified dead are Americans. American Legation in Bucharest reports a $100000 goods theft. German casualties total 640000 in the war.
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Winnipes
Pacife
Bonheur
Ont
Wilson's Stand Followed By Peace League Plan Announcement
President Wilson rejects a publicized draft that would force a league of free nations and an international court. He notes no nation should dictate terms and backs a collective security approach to world peace, with U S delegates moving toward coordinated action. He emphasizes naval strength while pursuing a broader peace framework.
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Tarks. Nev
Wilcott
Peter
Galluhe
Bat
League
Free Nations
Council of Cenellation
Lloyd George
Croup Remedy Praised by Mrs Hassett in Frankfort
Mrs Hassett writes that Chamberlains Cough Remedy is splendid for croup and Frankfort children have been quickly relieved of afflictions by its use. She asserts the remedy contains no opium or narcotics and may be given to a child as confidently as to an adult.
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Croup
Howard Hassett
Frankfort Childran
Mt Vernon Ohio Railroad Time Tables
Railroad timetables for Mt. Vernon Ohio list multiple westbound and eastbound trains on Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania Lines Akron division. Entries include No. 44 No. 48 No. 49 No. 43 No. 45 No. 624 No. 804 No. 604 No. 634 No. 628 No. 635 No. 608 No. 605 with various departure and arrival times such as 7:40 a.m. 8:20 p.m. 9:15 p.m. 12:68 a.m. 8:25 a.m. 4:20 p.m. 2:50 a.m. 9:25 a.m. 2:10 p.m. and 2:32 p.m.
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Pennsylvania
Akron
Pale Chinese Jatn's Coweh Rermerly and ofverte Me
The text outlines a claim about a remedy’s worth and qualities, noting long-standing family needs and repeated treatment. It mentions winter money concerns and mentions Mee Hee Fane and HUN Heeree in a context of remedies and consequences.
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Gervey
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