Vital statistics report from October in Mechanicville
Registrar John S. Moore reports six deaths and three births in October. Seven marriage licenses were issued during the seven period. Personal notes say Col. Sidney W. Hewitt and Austin D. Serle returned from a hunting trip in the Adirondacks. Mr and Mrs Edwin D. Harrington at Fatmeadge Place left yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Moore
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Sidney W. Hewitt
Austin D. Serle
Adirondacks
Edwin D. Harring
Fatmeadge Place
Yester
Wounded in Action Bring News From War Front
Portiakas family in Riverside report their son 50 Stephes wounded in Germany and now in a French hospital. Mrs Marl tha Sthukes notes son Phil Edward Schubes wounded by France on Oct 22 after six months overseas. Red Cross Bulletin updates mail for newly captured prisoners and ongoing servicemen support from local chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
William Portiakas
Riverside
War Department
Stephes
Germany
France
Marltha Sthukes
Phrl Edward Schubes
Red Cross
Worry of FALSE TEETH
Don’t be embarrassed by loose false teeth. Sprinkle FASTEETH on plates for comfort and security as you eat talk or laugh. The powder holds plates firmly without gummy taste or pasty feel and is available at drug stores.
Weekend Travels Mentioned Across New York and East Greenwich
South Cambridge Lyndon Wallace and Foster Geelan spent the week end in New York. Mrs Edward BR Styles visits her sister Mrs William Irwin and Mr Irwin at East Greenwich. Mr and Mrs 4 M Bailey spent the week end with their daughter Mrs John Beadle and Mr Beadle at Coila. At the meeting of Pleasant Val.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon Wallace
Foster Geelan
New York
Edward BR. Styles
William Irwin
Irwin
East Greenwich
Meeting for next of kin of prisoners of war held in Glens Falls
Cambridge Glens Falls Red Cross announces a meeting for the next of kin of local prisoners of war tomorrow at p.m. in the chapter rooms 13 Chester Street Glens Falls. The effort seeks missing service member names and addresses for the national POW committee with guest speaker from headquarters. cartons are available at the chapter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Wesleyan Guild
Ethel Harpst
Abs. Woodin
Freeman
Kline
Pew
Barl Leighton
E. PR. Cookingham
Frederick Burgoyne, Jr
Robert Printer
Kenry Voxourg
Harold Sickler
Glens Falls
American Red Cross
Cambridge
Chester Street
Kip
Chester A. Simmons
Addison AL Warley
Heddayartets
Red Cross
Prisoner of War Committee
Moses Defeats Nye in North Dakota Senate Race
Reports from a portion of precincts show Moses leading Nye with 37 187 to 23 056 and Stambaugh at 13 333. The result would elect the first Democrat to ND’s U S Senate by popular vote. Nye and Stambaugh concede. Early presidential returns show Roosevelt ahead in North Dakota with 38 35375 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faro
NLD
North BD
Gerald PL Nye
Moses
Yesvercey
Lysa Ul Stambaugh
U. S
North Dakota
Nye
Stambaugh
Fitasevelt
Thomas E. Dever Coke
Britain Pleased with Election Results Opinion Banners Across London
London newspapers hailed Roosevelt's reelection with bold editorials. The Evening Standard praised a triumvirate of wartime leaders and anticipated future talks, while the Evening News noted cautious restraint in campaign commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
Landos
Roosevelt
Aghove-all
Stat
Secur
Churchill
Marsha
Stalin
Evening Standard
Evening News
Sekai
Lin
Roosevel
Fragmentary Note on Historical Literacy Claims
The readable passges discuss a claim about movable type predating Guttenberg and reference Koreans and export uses. The text is fragmentary and contains unclear context about the News and rhetoric on literature or printing history. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable from the readable portions.
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Olds. Mobile
Yundac
Svor
Penn-rad
Pennsylvania
Cne
Pasadena
Sedar
St. Petersburg
Next of
Din
Her Cross Directory Service
Geneva
Switzerland
Theocal Red Cross
Iers
Park Avenue
Donald J. Pingrey
Parent-Teacher Association
Stephen Komorski
Hae
Theodore Lebarron
William Ashman
Stephen Kormorski
Frank Petronia
Mirs
Raymond Pregent
Frank Petronis
Albert Larson
Sdtvation Army Corps
Luke's Episcopal Church
Harold Pilling
Iraq
Ralph Lane
James R Me
Eckton
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Catherine Cookingham
Purdy Abbey
Woman's Society
Saratoga
Doral
Woodin
Gartieta Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Hall
Masonic Club
George Thomas
Masonic Temple
Ontlawe Lodge
Fandi Ay M. Star of Liberty
Oo. E
Grange
Harold Hamilton
Clifford B. Bure
Frank S Burch
Kennesth Hungerford
John Spink
Mary Hungerford
Fred Buckley
Ernest Brownell
Malcolm Hamilton
Ceres
Arlene Hat
Pomona
Clarence Ben- Fiers
Malcolm Harris
Alienaee
Geriinde
Alder Royal
Bertha Goodrick
Slik
South Cambridge
Revlon
Weil
Perless
Gerald Nye
Edowards
Edwards
Anapokem
America
Wil
Guttenberg
Seope
Peek-a
White
Lima
Sportswear
Eries
Rich Faille Dressmakers
Lovelies
Yee
Berless
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