Obscure Legal Notice From Early 20th Century District Court
A garbled legal notice references parcels and partition actions in the District of Mafia dating from January to February. It mentions plaintiffs likely led by Edwin Foythay Petshowt and Frederick Hl, with adjourned hearings and publication requirements in Washington markets.
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Fresee Colt BF
Edwin Foythay
Mason
He Antveynr
Mafia
Dislsio
Washheta
Taxilegion
Car Wright
Joh Young
Minghane Ramiataat
Bankruptcy Notice Detailing Debtor Appearance
The notice informs creditors of a bankruptcy case in the district court. It requires all creditors and parties to enter their appearance by a specified date and time. The filing party is Lila Cow and related entities are listed as debtors with accompanying court details.
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Mr. Frick
England
Cupp
Rembrandt
Hols
Hobbemd
Murillo
Vermeer
Terburf
Mr. Knoedier
Hare
Henrietta Countess of Warwick
Elizabeth Beresford
Jane Milway
Lady Dartmouth
Reynolds
Hoppner
Romney
Raeburn
Gainaborough
America
Walla
Viscount Chinda Sails for Washington Post
Viscount Chinda Sutemi Chinda departs for San Francisco aboard the Slingo Maru, signaling a pivotal Japanese ambassadorial voyage amid postwar tensions. Reports place him awaiting talks with U.S. officials in San Francisco.
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Suteni Chinda
Ohyeta
Hla
Vaalooton
Tee Ea Pawner
San Francisco
Commission Urges Segregation of Geniuses in Public Schools
A United States Education Commission recommends segregating and accelerating four percent of school children deemed super normal. It argues separate instruction could reduce social and financial position inequalities, claiming public schools might better harness brain power from diverse backgrounds.
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United States Commissioner of Education
Institutions of Learning
Commission
Pennsylvania
New England
Pittsburgh
Fire destroys Oly Croas College in Farnham Quebec
A morning fire in Farnham Quebec destroyed Oly Croas College near hora. About 15 students were in the college. all escaped unharmed. The fire caused about $126,000 in damages. Five students were arrested later for suspected arson. Police allege revenge for being refused permission to go home for a holiday. The college is owned by the Brothers of the Congregation of the Holy Cross.
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Farnham
Quebder
Oly Croas College
Hora
Papa
Collexe
Brothers of the Congregation of the Holy Croms
Women at Home Turn Idle Hours into Earned Income
The article urges home women to monetize spare time by providing sewing and mending services for busy professionals. It stresses careful, businesslike conduct, dependable pickup and return of garments, and written instructions when needed. It highlights opportunities with businesswomen, working mothers, and families lacking domestic help as a path to steady, modest earnings.
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Busines
Oriental Fashion Takes New York Tonight
Mrs. Jackson Gouraud hosts a dinner at 46 West Fifty-sixth Street promoting Oriental costume for men and women. Guests wear Japanese, Chinese, Indian, and Turkish garments as Parisian and Asian styles gain favor amid rich furnishings and discussions of art and society.
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West Fifty-sixth Street
New York
Jackson Gouraud
Amy Crocker
San Frencisco
Crackera
San Francisco
Robert Goelet
Gouraud
Paris
Japan
Bualnese
Ben Francisco Bowery
Duke and Duchess of Connaught
Patricia
Old England
Weds under two names then backs divorce in Maryland
The Washington Post reports Dr Widegarde Langedorf of Carlisle and Dr Guy Garreton Lee of Johns Hopkins University wed twice in Philadelphia and Maryland using both Lee and John H Ayer names. Attorney Bywealer Sadler explains no mystery, noting Lee was born John H Ayer and used Carleton Lee for his works. Afterward Ayer obtained a divorce in Marlboro District Court claiming desertion, citing money concerns and a Massachusetts connection.
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Washington Post
Philadephia
Widegarde Langedorf
Carlisle
Guy Garreton Lee
Johnsophins University of Baltimore
Mate
Lengadorf
Guy Carlston Lee
John H. Ayer
Bylwealer Sadler
Cer Lle
Dr. Langsdorf
Lee
City Har
Philadelphia
Media
John B. Ayer
Ayer
Count the Links the Promo and Entry Rules
Fragmented OCR fragment outlines subscription rates for a Daily Post offer and a Daily and Sunday package. It mentions pay limits, number of solutions, monthly options, and potential dividends tied to subscription, with unclear references to entrants in Washington or elsewhere.
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Daily Post
Sondex
Beriain
Avs
Mesident of
Weakington
Dictionary gives jurors clear sense of preponderance
A New York examiner questions a prospective juror on the meaning of preponderance of evidence. The man yields a humorous definition, prompting the judge to insist on a proper answer. The article promotes Webster's New Illustrated Dictionary, claiming 1200 pages of reference and educational value, with coupons for purchase.
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New York
Baeretana
Wabash Bondholders Sue Over Foreclosure Suit
In St Louis on January 29 a suit to foreclose mortgages totaling 200000 was filed in U S district court by Col Wells H Blodgett and Winslow S Pierce. The petition seeks to refund all four percent interest. Receivers for the Wabash Railway Company were appointed after default on January 1. A motion asked the same receivers be authorized to handle bond foreclosure. Judge Adams warned of important announcements possibly affecting the appointment of a master to oversee the Wabash property. A restraining order stopped the company from disposing of its assets.
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Wabash Ralway Company
United States
Sane
Adama
Wabash
Prizes Listed for The Post Subscription Lottery
A historic prize list outlines multiple capital and minor prizes tied to subscriptions to The Post. The schedule includes cash prizes up to 100 dollars, plus additional values based on subscription payments, with numerous tiers such as diamond rings, gold watches, tailor made outfits, and merchandise credits. The total potential values range from modest sums to several hundred dollars for various prize levels.
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Post
Daily Post
Epado T Mantas
Momtha
Umbrelis
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