Wilson Replies To Little Miss Paton Back From School
A historical fragment recounts a letter exchange in 1918 between Esther McL Moore of Wissinoming and President Woodrow Wilson. Esther asks if he earned high grades as a child. Wilson responds modestly, congratulating her and encouraging continued effort as she returns to school.
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Wilson
Miss Paton
Woodrow Wilson
Gramamar
Satunton
Esther McL. Moore
Wissinoming
Walker Street
White Mouse
Washington
Uttle
North Atlantic Tuberculosis Conference Set in Pittsburgh
The North Atlantic Tuberculosis conference will meet in Pittsburgh on Thursday and Friday with the slogan Keep the enemy on the run. Anti tuberculosis workers from New York and surrounding states vow to persist until the disease is controlled, highlighting the army discharges for tuberculous cases and the 15,000 men turned back at camps.
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New York
Pittsburgh
National Tuberculosis Association
North Atlantic
America
York
Pennsvania
Delaware
Virginia
District of Columbia
Mumber
Anti-Tuban
Mortuary Record for Richard Anderson and Nellie Owens
A funeral service for Richard Anderson known as Ric i Mys was held yesterday with Rev Carl Jacobson officiating. Interment took place at Oakland. Nellie Owens funeral is set for Thursday in Tidionie with the party expected to reach Warren around eleven. Interment will be in the family lot at St Joseph's cemetery.
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Richard Anderson
Ric iMys
Arvid Anderson
Carl Jacobson
Swedish Lutheran Church
Oakland
BH. Owens
Tidionie
Warren
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Funeral services for Lulu Eingstrom and Hank Gross held
Funeral services were held for Lulu Eingstrom who died Sunday after a brief illness and for Hank Gross who died last night after a short sickness. Lulu Eingstrom’s funeral was from the First Lutheran Church with pallbearers J P Gibson and J B Palmer among others. Hank Gross, 34, resident of Warren County since birth, leaves his mother Catherine and four brothers and one sister. Frank Gross will conduct private services.
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Engstrom
Lulu Eingstrom W
Claude Ent
Oakieing
Gstrom
J. P. Gibson
J. B. Palmer
Hank Gross
le Hospital
Warren County
Yankee Bush
Catherine Gross
Frank Gross
Fragmentary phrase signals plan for further measures
The readable fragment notes that the resulting problem will prompt mapping out further measures as necessary. It suggests ongoing assessment and action planning without detailing specific steps or actors.
Approved List of Fair Prices for Warren County
The federal food administrator lacks authority to fix prices but can set fair and reasonable cash and carry prices while allowing higher credit or delivery charges. Consumers may report dealers charging more than listed cash prices. The table lists numerous items with cash price ranges and unit measures dated October 25, 1918, including staples like beans, bread, butter, flour, ham, milk, rice, potatoes, prunes, and more.
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Nho
Hleminy
Bard
Beta
Crecelalgea
Greece
Mons Ofa
Prunes
California
Alaska
Cure Catarrh by Blood Purifying S S S Remedy
Advertises S. S. S. as a blood purifying antidote to catarrh claiming it removes disease germs from blood. Urges readers to stop surface sprays and drenches and seek medical advice from Swift Specific Co. Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta, GA.
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Swift Specific Co
Aganta, Ga
Be rrev W C Beck and Haag family notes
Rev W C Beck of First Lutheran Church addresses Warren crowd tomorrow afternoon. Miss Haag, a long time resident with ties to Medicine Hat and Buffalo firms, moved to Warren with her family in 1895 and later graduated with the class of 1914. She trained as a stenographer and survived by parents Mr and Mrs G Haag three sisters and two brothers. The father and funeral party depart today. remains to return tonight. Also noted is the death of Mrs Sarah Elizabeth DeLoe at her daughter's home in Warren aged about 83 or 84 after a fall. interment plans to be announced. Elia C Turner of Warren, Elforado Kansas, J Fritts of Cleveland, and A Vitusville connected. William A White, born in…
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Warren
Haag
Inenza
Preumoni
Hemlock
Miss Haag
Buffalo
G. Han
D. S. Reid
Fred Harris
Archie Reid
Chfford
DeFor
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Canada
L. Haag Am Erie
G. Haag
Wilson
Elizabeth Delob
Sarah Elizabeth
Schaffer
Fifth Aves
Sirssville
Oklahoma
Elforado
Kansas
J. Fritts
Cleveland
HELPFUL HAIR HINTS From Parisian Sage Remedy
An old column promotes Parisian sage as a remedy for dandruff itching and hair loss. A user testimonial claims rubbing the liquid into the scalp before bed stops itching, prevents hair shedding, and promotes glossy, strong hair. The product is praised as inexpensive with high satisfaction and guaranteed refunds.
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J. B. Mullen
Manchester Bug Passes At Seven Seventieth Birthday
A terse obituary for an early Manchester resident born February 12, 1841, who left school early to work on the Manchester Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway then the Burnside locomotive works. He later moved to Shamburg in the 1870s, worked as journeyman and master mechanic, and inspired oil field pumping ideas before entering independent business after 1873. Interred arrangements noted with no flowers.
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Manchester
Bug
Te Trind
Anna
Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire
America
Burnside Locomotive Works
Providence
H. VT
Pennsylvania
Shamburg
Emery Brothers
Pleasantville
Church Rim
White
Himelf
Shembure
O17
Cotecile Lee
Chancellor Reforms Spark Heavy Excitement At Reich
The chancellor outlines reforms including directination the appointment of a governor for Alsace Lorraine and the Reichstag power to declare peace or war. He and colleagues stress aims of political authority and major changes in governance.
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Alsace-Lorraine
Attributed to luck in long unemployment tale
A fragment presents a Brooklyn citizen recalling twenty years out of work. The speaker attributes his lapse to luck and a chance encounter with a fortunate break, indicating a casual, improvised exchange rather than a formal interview.
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Allua
Lucky Fellere
Tickles and Whiskers in Tit-Bits Cartoon Exchange
A humorous exchange features Dick asking what Mary is laughing at and Mary replying that it is not their whiskers' appearance but how they tickle her. The snippet captures a light gag from Tit-Bits with two characters Dick and Mary.
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Mary
Worry and the Bines Women Health Warning
For women who worry the problem often links to a functional derangement that can worsen if unchecked. More outdoor life, hydration, and a few weeks of Lydia E. Pinkham Compound may revitalize and strengthen the system, aiding those prone to nervous worry.
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Ferg
Marching Goes See Here Rock Turtle Scene
Fragmentary note from Brooklyn describes a chaotic scene with bewildered chatter about a rock turtle and beer, mentioning Waiters-Dal and a tavern setting amid vague actions and dates. The readable text hints at a noisy gathering or incident but lacks clear events or names to confirm.
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Brooklyn
Marvelous results say Clergyman on nervous indigestion cure
A clergyman from Rensselaer New York touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for nervous indigestion caused by overwork and worry. He credits the tonic with restoring weight strength and vitality after two years of distress and urges others to use the pills with rest and avoid stimulants while offering free books from the manufacturer.
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Reys Schumann
Rensselaer
N. Y
Rainister
Dr. Williams
Dr. Wiliams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Christmas Gift Letter Dictates Submissions to Paris Committee
A fragmented note describes a plan for children in France to receive Christmas gift letters with full name and address, routed through a Paris committee and National Executive Committee. Names of French and American subscribers and children appear amid garbled OCR text, with references to churches and organizations in New York and France.
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Popeepia
New York
Ani Ryiss Gilera
Menliet
Aoda Brantering
Rue Volhas
Nol Listeal
Agiberless
Valney
Suriss
France
Paris
National Executive
Gisuly Choi
Ors
Will Germain
Louis al Tyrigree
Alle Albrieux
Roger Amiel
Jerry
Jerry ¢ —Hoervas Bible At A Church, Jean Chatreau, Jules Chatreau, Anare Chatre
Methodist
Yvette Clarvin
the Cleaners
Endeavor
Minnie Chap
Prohibition Candidate Seeks Senate Seat in Venango-Warren
A Prohibition worker nominated by the Incamcrais and the Prohibitentvs for State Senator in the Venango-Warren district. Former teacher and educator now foreman of the Fisher lease. Supports Wilson administration, woman suffrage, strong labor union speaker and good roads advocate.
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Ferringer Oi City
Incamcrais
Venango-Warren
Fisher Lease
Wilson
Good Roads
Warren County Representative Nominee Endorsed by Prohibition and Democratic Parties
Warren County nominates a candidate for General Assembly as representative for Warren County. The Prohibition party chair for the county supports the ticket and backs female suffrage, labor unionism, and good government, with Democratic principles echoed through the National Admiration.
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Warren, Fa
Prohibition
General Assembly
Warren County
Ts County
Political Advertisement Endorsement for 28th District
A political advertisement supporting candidates in the 28th District notes endorsements for public office and references positions on abolition or restraint. It emphasizes the candidates’ credentials and the aim to influence the upcoming election through moral governance.
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