Steiner press sale and community listings noted in local notices
Chaotic OCR yields a crowded local page with editor deadlines, advertising rates, and numerous names. It mentions Steiner Co and people attending events, visits, and social notices across towns, with scattered references to meetings, people like Michel Woratall and Ray Teoh, and a plan to consult a hay loader before purchase.
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Cleseland
Peter Vanes
Lali Steedtt
Che Steiner
Pete PD
Gee
Stephane Press
DE Aneadte
Hautaniya
Michel Woratall
Visineg
Atlee Maller
Ray Teoh
Valpo Man Lectures at Washington on Marvels of Niustantinm
Dr Ninstutz, renowned for inventing the automatic regraph and work in photography, delivered a lecture at the National Capital on a business leap and showcased his Niustantinm marvels. He spoke at the Bureau of Standards and attended a luncheon, sharing insights from his European tours and recent aktograph delivery to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Standards
Ninstutz
Simitiie
Dupont Circle
Ainstutz
Chicago
Owas
Europe
de Ametutz
Washington
Fragmented text hints at exhibit notes and engravings
Readable fragments reference a permanent exhibit at the Smith-onpin Institute featuring tineline Lord Kelvin and an engraving to be reproduced. Mentions Cleveland Enn erring SeOulety and various interrupted phrases about poets, poets, and acts tied to historical figures, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith -Onpin Institute
Kelvin
Lomseg
Iessessios
Cleveland
Oakers
Children Day Exercises Highlight Star Social List
The Children s Day exercises held Sunday evening drew a well attended crowd with thoughtful reflection and a large turnout. Mrs William Dies visited the shore. Ed Reimer spent the weekend in Akron. Miss Agnes Dhet of Wadworth was a Star visitor. Mr McDermett enjoyed a social club gathering last Wednesday with a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ore Ed Reimer
Akron
Agnes Dhet
Wadworth
McDermett
Local Visitors From Doylestown Held Back by Confusing Note
Mr John Dages and his daughter Bertha returned to Doylestown for a visit of relatives. The message mentions a Noravore offer and a cereal but the text is garbled. Bertha remained in the area while John looked to continue visiting family nearby.
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John Dages
Bertha
Berth
This Fine Fifty Dollar Auto Free to Some Boy or Girl
A fragment recounts a contest offering a fifty dollar auto as a prize to a youth or girl who votes in a local election. It mentions vehicle details, subscription requirements, and voting rules, with notices of residents and social news items attached.
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Solbe
The Vorors of anerfice and regener A play
A fragment from a Western stage four production features a morphine theme with a central character known as the great morphinge eater. The plot hints at combating evil caused by morphine use and its grim consequences.
Lime or Limestone Improves Soil Texture
Techniques from York Experiment Station describe soil tests for lime content using moisture and paper tests to indicate positive results. The text notes lime or limestone can improve texture, aid clover and alfalfa growth, and boost beneficial soil bacteria, making conditions favorable for plant growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Experiment Station
Ohio Wheat Crop Not Promising from Poor Conditions
A report by G J Wilder notes the wheat crop in Ohio shows only about 70 percent yield due to late sowing, improper fertilization, seed quality and weather. Farmers may plow up excess, substitute oat or corn, and apply hydrated lime or ground limestone to improve soil and support cover crops. The overall outlook remains uncertain after adverse conditions across the wheat belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rit Uoaio
Roy
July 4th The Battle Cry of Peace Play in Paria
A July 4 event presents a dramatic screen of war and peace with a tale of Yankee and York City battles. Tickets range 2 30 to 4 10 and later shows run through the evening with multiple performances.
Correcting Soil Acidity With Lime Application Methods
The article explains using lime or ground limestone to adjust soil acidity. It recommends a lime distributor for application, applying two tons per acre of ground limestone or one ton per acre of agricultural hydrate lime, after plowing, and notes lime can be used on sod lands in spring or fall with thorough soil incorporation.
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Tue
Sterinc Press
Tibet
Ood
Mire Rasshbrook
Theadte Cot Hatton
Gistbrook
Miu
Mie
Has Bingham
Steiner Co
Jobpsay
Hoss Fisher Heme
Columbus
Mass
Beulub Anstutz
Jobo Kobrer
Mente B
Valpo Man
Austutz
Seer
DE Smillif
Vaustutz
Cohen
Kovls Peters
Sutebes
Mirett
Etter
William
Doylestown
Congress
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Publi
Ras Cateo
Interstate Commerce Comeniacion
Ite
National Conference Committee of the Railways
Elisha Lee
Albright
Atlantic Coat
C. L. Bardo
N.H
Coapma
EB. Cotter
Gea'l
Wabeoh
Penba
Emerson
KM. Ewing
Philadelphia
Mamer
Pie Prentiss
Sam ES
Russell
Masaee
Beaver Rieade Relirsed
Schotr
Prine
Herthess
Jeseph Lenin
Povnni
Ned Mether
Ced
Mio Brine. Petit
Bartt
Redia Wes
Phos Stewn
Pawar Ott
Feere Waedresdasy
Miraal Benetit Association
Wall Hhooemerol Cerviers
St. Pater Tof
Whitman
Rorth
Warnkler
Whitin
Ting
Gust
Walzer
Phovh Fewn
Mary Garman
Warwick
Pent Sorbie
Mes CB
Barth
S. C. van Ness
S. Main St
Oscar Blatter
Hanes & Ebert’s
Lance's Corner
Dharan
Puntahjatet Ode Pebiee
Leheve
Puoiwh
G J
Whard Soll
York Experiment Station
Sulla
Timoe
Catacyh
Grek
td _CHENEY
Wastoves Coens
Opera House
EMO
Pathe Weekly
Ohio
G J Wilder
Hammel College
Shomy Brothers
Mam St
Akron, Ohio
A. E- Elliott
Portage
Aus
Seri
Oat
Dan
Auron_ Beacou
DR Hess
DR. Hess
Sterling
Sanitary
C. & Olessner
Firestone
Quodylan
Marathon
FALLS
Swinehart
Pennnsylvania
FISK
Federal Americaw
Miller and
Racine
Wes
Ceylon Tire Co
S. High St
Postoffice
Ohio State
Bol
Paria
York
Ned
Ours
Colutus
G. J Wilder
WM. Fox
WM. Farnum
Ther Snyder Furniture CO
Charles Balander
Union Tows
Stockwell, Palmer & Cranmer Co
Five Points
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