Camp Good Will Closes After Two Week Charity Outing
Pale faced youngsters left the Associated Charities camp with folded tents and packed games. More than 61 children and mothers were entertained, livestock returned, and memories of rustic revels linger as the camp ends its season and looks to next summer.
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Associated Charities
Camp Good
Dappy Rttle
Baturday
Tojn
Maud
Bucky
Dooley
Jt de Ones
Toni
Mrairi Auahee
Tla
Robert Barker
Robert
Brigade Rise Team to Represent District in Sea Girt Match
Offensive season note from Bea Girt NS details Brigade Rise Team led by Major Glenilie Te Keung and Captain Dorsyche facing Company 1 and Company K Second Regiment in a dryden trophy match at Sea Girt. Ranges include 200 and 1009 yards with 10 shots per range. also lists company members and ranks for both sides. Library of Congress hours posted for open public access 8 to 4 30 pm and dessert promotion.
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Instrict Markemen
Rise
Issie
Bea Girt
Matensa
Mea Girt
Marntme Jie Brigade
Glenilie Te Keung
Captammel Dorsyche Firat
Frederek Heldenretell
Frank D Lackland
Jets Berg
Thomas Brown
Serge Richard Powers
Elmer Norris Beret
OM Schriver
Carp Die Care
Yanis
Company K—gergt Vistar
He Dent
Sergt
Harry F Richardson Corp
Gardner Corp
Stambaugh
Wiliam B Cush
Paul J Martin
Compani-Liet BF Stewart Priveu
JW Stewart
E McGdvern
Prante H Sewart
George Hill
Ricks
Port Arthur restaurant owner seeks patron renewal after incident
Ley Bulletins relays a message from Log Van owner of a Port Arthur Chinese restaurant at 51h Ninth Street NW urging patrons to renew trust and continue orderly business after a recent fracas that led to an arrest. He notes no further trouble with staff or patrons since reopening and lists foods and suppliers, vendors, and local ads.
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Log van
Port Arthur
Ninth Street
Frigade
Wah
Bimgelt
Hla
Sea Foods
Phil Ozster
Omice
Pyles Stares
Key Men Re Elect In Large Telegrapher Union Vote
Officers of the local telegraphers union were unanimously re elected to one of the largest and most spirited meetings since the strike began. The officers named include Alexander S Groves as president and PM Booth as vice president, with TW W Beattie as secretary treasurer and John A Ryat as sergeant at arms. An executive board and press committee were also re chosen, with plans to raise funds for strike benefits and unknown steps for operators who have returned to work.
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Organi Ieation Alee
Strite Tiu
Berg
Jn Actora
Funct Fen
Operatura
Anl
Hardis
P Alexander S Groves
PM Booth
TW W Beattie
John A Ryat
Giarms
Tne
J A Oxeels
F Castella
HM Whittington
Frank P Jones
Ea Brown
GW Melntee
F Lantz
Frank M Jones
W OM Patton
A Ea Brown
M Press Committee
Band crowds salute flag at concerts inWashingtonians learn anthem respect
Foreign visitors and Marines at Fort Myer push Washington crowds to rise when The Star Spangled Banner begins. Lieut Santelmann notes Americans pride in patriotism but observes lax observance until summer foreigners and soldiers teach locals to stand and salute with proper gesture, spectators now show growing reverence.
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Lieut Sontelmann
United States Marine Band
Lieut Santelmann
Ft Nimn
Torelguera
Matleas
Marine Brivacka
Fort Myer
Lieut Suntermann
Ehi Mane
Bust shows how an ad aims to sell a horse
The text analyzes a newspaper advertisement for a horse sale, detailing the seller’s persuasive tactics, layout, and visual cues. It notes the photographer and model claims, the place and order of elements, and the overall attempt to entice readers to inquire.
New Synagogue Opens in Ramud Torah Congregation
The ramud Torah congregation opened its new synagogue at 467 Four-and-a-half Street Southwest yesterday afternoon in front of several hundred. Members gathered at 328 Four-and-a-half Street then marched to the building for the ceremony. Rev Dr Sion delivered the evening address after the door had been formally opened by Baa Neetle. A large choir, plants, and American flags adorned the hall while officials spoke and pledges were collected for the building. The rabbi position is yet to be filled, with a decision expected soon.
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Ramud ‘Torah Congregation
Teas Levy
Nextmagerie
Sion Reade
Baa Neetle
Silverstons
Eagles Out for Harvey at National Aerie Convention
Over 100 Washington Aerie No 195 members departed for Norfolk Virginia to attend the Grand Aerie convention opening tomorrow. About 30 Washington members will be present at the opening. The group will lodge five days at the Hotel Fairfax and campaign to elect Hugh F Harvey as grand trustee with strong speakers urging his claims.
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Washington Aerie
Brateroa Order of
Hoglea
Norfolk Va
Washington
Fairfax
Hugh F Harvey
Mc Harvey
FALSE PRETENSE CHARGED IN BUYER SELLER DISPUTE
Jamea Fletcher was arrested Saturday by detectives on a warrant sworn by Arthur R. Lipscomb alleging Fletcher took 350 under false pretenses by promising an unencumbered wood and cog business at 142 Tennessee Avenue Northeast. Fletcher denies the charge and posted 600 bond to waive appearance in Polling Court today. Rebecca Kirkland, daughter of the late Col E B Grayson, widow of Albert B Kirkland, died at 1519 Twentieth Street. She leaves three daughters and four sons. Funeral will be held tomorrow at the residence with private services at 2:00 o clock.
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Jamea Fletcher
Arthur R. Elpscomb
Mr Lipscomb
Fletcher
Tennesses Avenue
Pollen Court
Rebecca, Eirkland Dear
E. B. Grayson
Rebeccan C Kirkland
Col E B. Grayson
Albert Buchanan Kirkland
Twentieth Street
Augotta G
Florence J
Matte
William McC
Albert G
Benjamin Hand
Grayson
Sightseeing boom at Jamestown Exposition overflows city cars
Washington sees record summer visitors as auto traffic surges. Street cars are pressed into sightseeing service to handle crowds, with chartered vehicles dispatched to haul tailed tours. Guides struggle to describe routes while crowds crowd aboard every run.
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Washington
Hota
Mattons
Seategon
Mgv
Passenger on Gt John steamer offers Jamestown trip deal
Fragmentary notice describes a round trip to Jamestown for 26 dollars aboard the Jolly Beta Grocers service. Mention of Palm and Uday appears but reads unclear.
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Touba
Advertising Hints and Suggestions in Old Prominence
A fragmented text discusses advertising ethics from a bygone era, urging advertisers to avoid unpleasant imagery and headings. It argues that pleasant, eye catching illustrations attract customers and that negative depictions deter potential buyers, emphasizing humane psychology in ad design.
Fragmented OCR note
The readable parts describe a garbled scene in a village or town with references to names and places but the text is largely indecipherable. It mentions a person or event hinted at by scattered terms, suggesting a confused, confused local record or diary fragment with no clear narrative.
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Matt Winskow
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