Cleanup cemetery work in city draws volunteers
The community organized a day of cemetery cleanup with the Old Fetroout area and nearby Church activities. About 10 men gathered at 8 AM from the YMGA and worked through the morning at Old Fetroout cemetery clearing underbrush and resetting toppled stones while one minor accident occurred when a rake struck a worker’s forehead.
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Nymia
Mao
Wahhington
Theelly Peayarn Warn
Christ Whiyeopal
Fetroout
Iain Tien
Goan
Underuot
YMGA
Jeb Stout
Gun Moors
Hearst Pack
Gamte
Henri Scame
Dave Fiolt Cael McDonald
Tom Connedt
Willam Ice
Creed Bolyard
Russel Blarm
Arthur Prey
Dan Brock
G Bidel
Whitlam Gerkins
Ed Jones, Jr
Marcot Malmotto
J. W. Watrom
W. A. Hardwas
Max Wilson
Faibert Grimes
Fred Hovatter
J. Booderly
George Crone
Delbert Fea
N. L Parker
Edwin J. Minor
Chancey Leonard
J. W. Kinney
H H. Palmer
Tod Morgan
Ocal King
George Vin Slyke
Forrest Miles
Oscar Caraway
Dudley £. Miller
Lawrence Cunningham
Herbert
Dare
Home Made Beer Dangers And Assassination Rumors
Daily volume notes home brewed beer can harbor dangerous bacteria if made without clean conditions. Copper pins used in home brews may release poison into blood. Prohibition chemist Dr. Doran warns risk of blood poisoning from informal brewing. Also reports on Prime Minister Hara's assassination and ensuing political shifts in Japan, with speculation about successors and sensational line about an oriental assassin.
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J. M. Doran
Prohibition
Washington
Doran
Observations by an Ihan on his own stance
The fragment presents a defiant line about independence and self direction, suggesting a speaker who resists control. It hints at mishearing or miscommunication, with a terse claim about not being guided or silenced.
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Memorial Ridge Honors Unknown Fallen From War
A Washington dispatch describes Arlington National Cemetery’s somber hill where unnamed soldiers sleep in crypts carved from live rock. Monuments and headstones honor the dead from France and other theaters, with a vast amphitheater overlooking the Potomac and distant national landmarks.
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Atea
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Capitol
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Ora
Tilson Cites Tiny Attendance At Montelligett Event
Tilson notes only two of a hundred montelligett attendees remain after the event lacking phonographs. The remark frames a sparsely populated gathering and highlights technology gaps in the era.
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Montelligett
Xziah Bors
Armistice Day 1921 Poem Reflects on War’s Aftermath
A 1921 poem by Beiton Brealey Hieree laments three years of postwar armament and political rhetoric. It questions whether nations choose lasting peace or endless conflict, noting ten million killed and urging a move from arms to accord.
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NEA Service
Harding Speech at Arlington on Unknown Soldier Funeral
President Harding delivers a solemn oration at Arlington for the unknown American serviceman. He honors sacrifice, unity, and national resolve, noting the anonymous hero’s embodiment of liberty and the nation’s duty to safeguard freedom through shared sacrifice. The service includes remarks from top officials and tributes to fallen soldiers who died for democracy.
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Atlume
Tadood
Bodoo
Washington
Ser
Grateful Nation
Ieanco Wan
Bireuas
Artington National Camatery
Mum Xpd
Ganéral
Perahing
Plac
Fandale
France
Martial Pagsan
Aelaing
Monionkabe
Capitol Aotunda
Anita Rook
Éama
Wedanie
Alige Riley 18 Taken by Death in Diamond Street area
Virginia Riley, 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frang Riley of Diamond Street East Side, died this morning at 11. She had suffered illness for weeks and been nearly paralysed since. She recently gained some feeding ability but died after choking while ill health prevented clearing her lungs. She was mourned by schoolmates, Sunday school and family. Funeral arrangements pending word from relatives in Kon Tueky.
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Allen Virginia Riley
Frang
Riley
Diamond Street
East Side
Momise
Mpella
Atice
Roldand
Leritt
Father and Son Banquets Draw Big City Attendance
War town anchors of the city hosted mother and son banquets last night with over a thousand attendees. Events were held at Prat Mt Church First Presbyterian T M C A Diamond Street M C Church and Highland Avenue Presbyterian Bellview. Speakers promoted the Father and Son idea by the boys department of the YM C A. The program featured toasts from a chairman and by fathers and sons, music, recitations, and a menu including chicken a la king and baked ham.
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Jaqueia
Prat Mt. E
First Presbyterian Church
T. M.C
Diamond Street
Churel
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Shuren
Bellview
Eael
Apuakers
Son
C. A
Shalrman
Committee
Toant
Dadtown
Mayville
Ad Arans
Buther
On'asid. Company
Gama
Rangy and Choors
Amexen's
Dada
Carter Jones
Eakar
Central Mandel
Shah of Persiay Sands Greet Gibraltar? No clear title
No coherent facts available due to corrupted OCR text. The fragment references a high level greeting to the United States and mentions a Shah of Persia, but details are unreadable.
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Shah of Persiay _ Sands
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