Pulpit Fill Up and Local Notices at Hammond Chapel
Mrs Burl emtaria hosts Ladies Ad gathering at Hammond chapel on Fowler avenue. Rev C W Wise to fill pulpit at Hammond chapel Sunday at 11. News items: Fred Whitnay released from illness. brain abscess concerns for Drances Wisden’s young daughter. Rodeo Dyer family moved to Walnut street property. Various visits and social notes from Clarkeburg and Norwood.
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Burlemtaria
Realety
Hammond
Fowler Avenue
Wedneniay
Weyeetnk
Santa
Plana
Tyan Tants
Martha. “Kelley
Men Chadwell
Mrs
Ora Channel
Kimies Shiner
Tra Jollitt Pnaies Natter
H. Lightier
Mra
Emcee Daron
Ateer Kilpatrick
Ithe Tril Fobngon
Lena Marsh
Figm Lamb
Sallie ‘Starkey
Mundie Grace Arnet
Pearl” Tem
In Nutter
Genbyleve Marsi
Devbny Thannél
Francie “Callett
Stutter Lamb
Bernard Channall
C. W. Wise
Hammond Chapel
Dyer
Rodeo Dyer
Dee Carder
Walnut Street
Willan Dowels
Herthome
Higenns
Parkere- Hurg
Nellie Barron
Crummit Swan
Clarkeburg
Sohn’ Tirner
Clarkeburs
Asia
Meade
Clarksburg
Mira Mary
McIntire
Haran
Edward Minehart
West Sant Ina
Mira
Henrietta Schmildt
North' View
Howard Street
Harvey Pastore
West Mason
Mins
Haze
Norwood
Hugena Blsoketho
Warren
Bird Degoyler
New Kinsineton
Clarence Degoyler
Quarantine Considered to Protect U.S. Corn Crops
The Department of Agriculture proposes quarantines against nations with injurious corn diseases. A public hearing is planned for April 4 to discuss extending current safeguards to regions including India, Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Japan and nearby islands. Downy mildews found in these areas could threaten US corn crops if introduced.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
India
Oseania
Asia
Maylayan
Archipelago
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Japan
Islands
Model Costume Approved for Women Farm Workers
Lord Sate borne head of the war Sericul tural committee approves a model costume for women farm workers to wear at wholesale prices. The outfit includes a coat and short skirt of durable washings material, garnished with regulators and stage boots. The coat costs $2.00, the fur coat $1.36, boots $1.75, and galters $1.00.
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Lonon
West Virginia Federation of Woman's Clubs Address
Mrs. J. G. Cochran of Parkersburg, president of the West Virginia Federation of Woman's Clubs, calls clubwomen to duty and cooperation. She urges constructive work, improved education, immigrant integration, better infant care, and stronger moral leadership as essential for national progress.
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J. G. Cochran
Parkersburg
West ‘Virginia
Federation of Woman's ‘Clubs
Club
Women of
West Virginia
Eulde Aright
Council
Avery Point
Children's’ Bureau
United ‘States Home Economics and Public Health Departments
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Publc
Tite
America
Ates
Menunlebn
Republic
ATRIA
Tights Worn By Girl in Court
Court case involving a girl in Atlanta with attire described as tights during a proceeding. The fragmentary OCR text references a theater event and police raid context but lacks coherent details or names.
Mount Williams trail rescue amid dangerous rainstorm
A dramatic account details a young woman trapped on Mount Williams Trail during a severe rainstorm. A guide and companions, including William Pritt, helped pull her from a canyon, with ropes and patient effort dragging her to safety after a perilous descent amid mud and darkness.
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Sierra Oia
Clarivall
Unclear Uprising Debated in United Bruna Imarivg Meeting
Fragmentary report notes a June or July gathering of a United Brunei Imarivg committee with votes on a resolution. Mentions Gonaives, Ethiopia Miles, and various figures, but key names, dates, and outcomes are obscured by OCR errors.
War pamphlets and training carpenters aid troops
An April report notes efforts to distribute pamphlets and supply tents for front line troops. The campaign focuses on training camps and England coordination to bolster the armed forces amid ongoing mobilization.
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Condon
England
Varios
Puzzle for Cadets Tests Patience and Wit in Trial
A fragment from a 1940s era item describes a sergeant, a missing youth, and a stubborn puzzle. The core idea centers on solving a diary style riddle without giving away the answer. It notes the challenge of unraveling the central concept while maintaining the youth’s innocence and patience. The piece hints at a clever method to hide truth within a test of intellect rather than force.
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United
Cory
Howe
Pipi
Abolish Base Book Prompt Sparks Bank Customer Chaos
A garbled OCR style notice suggests customers confront a bank in disarray over abolishing a base book system. Fragmentary phrases mention labor, expo tents, and mixed names, with unclear actions, dates, or outcomes.
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Mn. Stutler
Society of
Dustrial
Fred Whitnay
Wisden
Russell
Broadway
Qurtie
Bell Phone
Bridgeman
Glen Bic
Giatkahnng W.va
The
Globe Department Store
Leek
Arkersburg
Aloo
Bo Nine Eifar
Roachliry
Muito
Mittem Helliver
Novainglo
Munis
Ibs
Avery
Federation
Jst
Grote
Tee
Atlanta
Colimbia
Jon
Gino
Uae
Miss DeForest
Sid
Uwe Putha
Ais
William Pritt
Sfiorta
Durrod
Aban
Haines
Gonatvns Hanna
Aba
Dubate
Byiemberm
United Bruten Imarivg
Joty
Ann Clown
Splendid
Ing
United State Mazine
Ops
Ob Gut
Gonaives
United State
Sohnsons
Policorel
Tony
Ano
Eray Arta
Banka Im
Larmihand Eatibarronsa
Este Tata
Hernthe Bank Ppa Asses
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Indanalte
Shamy
Ar Ho
Carey
Lenin Warcrart
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Auserican Algera Ince
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