Washington Post Pacification Ad Rates and Subscriptions
An OCR fragment lists subscription terms for The Washington Post with various options and prices, referencing daily and Sunday editions, ads for payment methods, and multiple street and office mentions. It appears to be a damaged historical newspaper snip containing payment details and distribution offices in Washington and New York, with names such as PAUL BLOCK and addresses including Flatiron Building and The Washington Post offices.
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Washington Post Co
Wimbington
Port Ose
Washington
Flatiron
Paul Block
Seiane Chisago
Masame
Let The Post Follow You Washingtonians
Readers planning a move from the capital are urged to notify The Post to keep informed about local strikes and address changes. The paper will be mailed promptly anywhere in the country and orders or changes should be sent to The Post, 71 Main, phone Main 4205.
Senator Pettus Dies in Office at Age of Emeritus Years
The report notes the passing of Senator Pettus at a late age, reflecting on his long service and the impact of his work. It mentions national figures and remarks on his influence in the Senate, including references to wartime and postwar periods and the political climate.
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Sunitor Pettus
Pasand
Aln
Warston
Roen Val Pew
Reywbl
Statenman
Ashley
Fure Cator
Morren
Wien
Yardauan
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Post
Ike John Sharp Williams
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Truculehet
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John Sharp
White House
Crumpacher
Xnard
Gustee
Vardaiian
Mississippi
Tigers
Togu
Shuttlecock of Fate reveals daring escape from disaster
Portland dispatch narrates Frank C Hagers extraordinary survival after the steamship Columbia disaster. The Johnstown millionaire’s son recounts being tossed through flames and seas, saved by strangers, enduring injuries, and clinging to life until rescue near Eureka California.
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Portland
Frank C Hager
George A. Hager
Milllionetre
Johnstown
Columbia
Eureka
Cat
Hager
Nik
Jobstown
Wyght
San Pedro
San Petro
The Bachelors Wasl Fran Pretestt Brae Peon
Fragmented OCR text presents a long verse about bachelors versus married men with stray names and places. It mentions Atlanta County, John Lee Horwood of Whittiese, Horace, and various personal reminiscences. The content reads as a satirical or humorous manuscript piece rather than a clear news item.
Hue Bullet Wan a Hornet Cheater Dispatch to Ph tevetybba
A chaotic scene aboard a Darby bound train bound for Chester Traction Company line where a man yells My Goarm shot and claims a hornet sting as passengers panic. A witness pulls down his coat to reveal a hornet sting and the event prompts talk of an unusual divorce party hosted by Newport society elites featuring theatrical romance and extravagant decor.
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Ph Tevetybba
Ley Cn
Thia City
Chester Traction
Bilatt
Brent Care
Philadelphia Civic Spirit Deepens Across Cities
A fragmented Philadelphia feature extols civic zeal that drives Western boomers and national gathering support. It criticizes a small faction as obstructive while praising broad citizen outreach and regional enthusiasm for collective projects. The piece hints at funding hikes and public engagement beyond parochial limits.
Duke of Somerset heir dispute breeds wary await of titles
The article outlines the contested succession to the Duke of Somerset, with heir claims surrounding Lord Edward St Maur and Evelyn St Maur. It details the long lineage, political intrigues, and a past misstep involving a misidentified Confederate liaison affecting the peerage.
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Ernest St Maur
Duke of Somerset
Ernest
Edward Hamilton St Meur
Evelyn St. Maur
Royal Dublin Fusileer
Almus
Inns
Mar
Edward Sr Witan
Somersut
Toni Edwari
Himalayas
Hils
Dick ‘Taylar
Jefferson Tule
St Maur
Seymour
England
Trivanal
Priviteres
House of Lords
Elddery Mn
Faward
Ana Thas
Indi Vay le Tre
Iolmacy
Edward
Washington
Offiel Piners
Conteeney
Sir Redters’ Buller
Pendrake
Timurrrign
Svest
Canada
Old Indian Fighter From the Portlandraganian Seaside reminiscences
A profile of Bill Chance, a towering 77 year old Northwest character living in Seaside. He recalls frontier life and Indian wars, speaks several dialects including Chinook Jargon, and recounts vivid episodes from coast campaigns. Chance reflects on the brutal era and the moral contrasts faced by men of the frontier.
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Portland
Northwest
Bill Chance
Seaside
Plains
Engin
Hague Pier
Hing Hl
Wright
Tomy
Ben Wright
Ag Mailoes
Penisula
Lyemele
Calton da Darape
Capl Wright
Fragmented Philadelphia rail era noise and nerves recount
An OCR fragment recalls rail station sounds and nerves amid early 20th century Philadelphia traffic. It mentions engines, city streets, marching troops, and wartime assessments with scattered names, places, and dates, portraying urban strain and technical trials of the era.
Bear Encounter in Woods Described by Survivor
An unnamed survivor recounts a tense hours long encounter as a bear blocked a path near West atu Congress ex Eme 1 Weight Ram paae euturne The narration describes the bear's movements through woods and the survivor's cautious retreat. The account notes rustling, the animal’s approach, and a cautious escape into the forest.
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Cheeibight
Fragmented Note on Bee Sting Incident
An unclear historical report describes a bee sting incident in a Philadelphia suburb. The text mentions a person nicknamed Lockjaw and references a vague sequence of events involving a garden and a transfer, but many details are garbled.
Fragmented Paragraphed Lines From A Local Page
A jumble of garbled text and misread phrases from a local page yields scattered fragments. The reading includes references to people and events in a rough, incomplete form, with many illegible portions hindering clear interpretation.
Real Opportunity Terror Or Tragedy In Odd Fragments
An OCR fragmentary narrative mentions threats and warnings, a death notice, and a sensational scene involving a reptile. Names like Meek Tuna and Kreger appear amid garbled text describing a door, a wall, and a staged feeding incident. The piece mixes scattered names, places, and actions with incomplete phrases.
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Meek & Tuna
Wiss
Bobolamy
Ayse
Krieger
Phoent
Kreger
Debate Over State Railways At North Carolina Exposition
Reporters describe divided views among Winston Salem business leaders and residents on a pending railroad rate case. The piece references Judge Pritchard, federal enforcement, and public sentiment about federal versus state control, noting broader interest in national programs and a Washington trip by Saunders and other figures.
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Alan Ling
Fender
Sin Haven
Bach
Connecticut
England
Court of Competent Artsdienton
Irvakarde Tre Journal
North Care
Sara HB Fries
Winston Balem
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Carolina
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North Carolla
Pritch
Meyer
Unclear Market Gleams Mention of The Iambs at Wall Street
Fragmentary lines mention comte Ralimone Steer and The Iambs in a Wall Street setting with distracted dialogue about movers and sheepish figures. details are fragmentary and lack coherent news context or identifiable actions.
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Comte Ralimone
Wall Street
Sheepiah Jook
Society Notes At New York Hotel Duncan PAL
An Original Hostess from the Sashville Teaneweran of New York Mrs Stuyvesant Mish is highlighted as a leading figure at a society gathering in New York City. James R. Fon speaks of her wit and charm as guests enjoy jocose quips and bridge scores are tallied. A wealthy guest recently separated from her husband shares a smile and witty remarks, with quotes distributed to attendees.
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Duchees
Herwell
Conaldershie
Atlantic
Paris Herald
New York
Amer Town
Duke Yan
Lily Nerlibors
Devonshire
Wiha Seymour
Tar
Eruard
Uck
Gascony
Edward
Somerset
Bowland
Edward VII
Lingland
Tingland
Lor Ferey
Ids Broth Lees
Aberdren
Sepmaur
Inne Berry Pomeroy
Totnes
Planny
Antidy
Sheridan
Georghay Sheridan
Hichard Brinaley Sheridan
Uvinrest
Mag Sant Ta
Torayer
Sroyers
Boise
Chicago
Bradley
Wasington
Atlantic City
Washington
Philadelphea
Hanna
Seandrrs
Bienensham
Saand
Ang Tni
Jamestown
Tores
Lodoville
Chanler
Cernly
Landrespe
Corton
Fif
Stuyvesant
James R. Fonteine
Duncan
Fish
Reflections of a Bachelor Items Mixed in Fragment
Fragmentary reflections discuss a bachelor’s view on hats, swimming, food, and monetary matters. The text mentions a woman’s gaze on hats, a man’s ability to own a car, and creditors, with references to being away from home and vacation.
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