Untold tale of a survivor and a ruthless lover
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a dangerous man who charmed women, eluded judgment, and left a trail of heartbreak. A former lover recalls his vanity, control, and the emotional wreckage his passion caused, including youths, separations, and a dramatic end.
Unclear text fragment lists officials and names
Fragmentary OCR preserves a list of individuals tied to Fairmont and West Virginia names including a former rector, a postmaster, and others. Details are garbled, making roles and affiliations uncertain.
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Eiatisston Pandmaster
Ghia
Lie State
Fairmonton
Wil Belsimadcuaster
West Virginia
Showalter
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Litseton
W. Va
Happy Help to Health Spars in Local Fort Exhibit
Fragmented OCR reads like a local notice about health aid and a fort exhibit. Names and specific facts are unclear, but the piece indicates a charitable or health support event with ties to a Fort location and a transaction or tract described as ten.
Cologne under British occupation described by Milton Bronner
Milton Bronner reports from Cologne where British troops man the Rhine frontier and hotels are taken over for the army. He notes German residents and Americans in the city, nightly billeting of soldiers with limited marriages allowed, and food shortages with scarce meat, bread, and dairy while education and local government remain German in control.
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Milton Bronner
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Rhenish
Nape
Jaxcelsior
Brijah Tule
Ragnay
Tuelsh
Co' Slenz
Aweet
Germany
England
Renult
Cologne
Rhine
Yiat
Nu Wa Low Price Bulletin Grocery List Fragment
A fragmented listing shows various canned goods and groceries with prices and brands. Items include Libby’s products, peaches, tomatoes, beans, coffee, butter, hams, nuts, strawberries, and general pantry staples from a low price bulletin.
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Nu Wa Low Price Bulletin
Tomer
Libby
Yan Camp
Helms
Cam Libby
Health Plackards Going Up in County
Dr L Ni Yost county health physician distributes placards with health guidance from the State Department of Health on preventing disease. Placards include directions on vaccination for fever tuberculosis and ferment and how to secure a supply of pure water to protect public health. Twenty-five sets issued to the city sanitary department for city use.
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L. Ni Yost
State Department of Health
Jim
Former East Sider Heads to Ann Arbor University
W Clyde Hertzog and Dale J Johnson of Shinnston depart for Ann Arbor to study at the University of Michigan this term. Hertzog, former head of the East Sider high school's English department, will pursue post graduate work in oral English and elocution while teaching here he gained many friends and was popular with the student body.
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W. Clyde Hertzog
Dale J. Johnson
Shinnston
Fhirmost
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Hertzog
Rhino
Oease
Cardul credited for relief of long back and side pains
Mrs Alice Johnson of Marksville Louisiana writes she endured a year of severe back and side pain that kept her awake at night. After trying various medicines she started Cardui and soon felt better, noting the pains subsided and strength returned. She recommends Cardul for female complaint related pain.
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Marksville
Alice Johnson
Houthiing
Carl
Cardus
Cardi
Cardul
Mechanical milkmaid milks five cows at once
A fragment lists regional officials and districts with names such as EaineSSene tary of Stare and several district figures. The last line mentions a new mechanical invention that milks five cows simultaneously, indicating a mixed text with names and an item about farming technology.
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Tamer
Richwood
C. E. Boone
Henne
J. E. Ewing
Alee
B.A. Hull
M. R Mongan
Eos
J. H. McDermott
Wallace
B. Gridio
Went. Union
Lucius Hoge, Jr
Clarksburg
W E. Baker
Elking
James’ A. Rusmisell
Buckhannon
E. E. Hoot
F. L. Lakin
Tenteenth
George H. Child
Fee
Max von Sehicsburg
Local Notes From A Cold Week In A Rural Parish
A fragmented report describes streaks of cold rain and social calls. Mentions Samuel Smyth Tas andy and Opal Smith visiting Mrs Frances Smyth, and a trip by Lara Hann to Georgetown to stay with her brother. References to Pop at Nelson and Robe on recent days.
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Dag Mitr
Mira
Samuel Smyth
Andy
Lara Hann
Georgetown
Brotheruery
Ae Ang
Fiachre
Opal Smith
Frances Smyth
Pop
Nelson
Rove
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