09 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
1
Former President Adusevelt dies suddenly at his Oyster Bay home ending a long eventful career. Public tributes pour in as officials recall major policies and wartime leadership.
Fragmented OCR passage records the death of a statesman during January. It mentions Meade, Parkes, and others, with references to a reprieve, a May timeline, and a camera event. Names and dates are garbled, but the era tone and obituary intent are present.
Farmers claim milk prices are unfair as the Omrymen's League defends current rates. Officials in Houston affirm the league's stance, insisting farmers receive allowances while maintaining consumer affordability.
A marriage is announced involving Miss Bali May Haushler of Aiein and a son of Henlershot of Delaware. The ceremony was performed by Reverend ia Hpaengi with the participation of relatives as the court will prepare the full record of the wedding.
A lengthy oblique obituary style piece ties multiple deaths to wartime conditions in Washington State. It details the toll at the Weck Nu Tgunwa residence and surrounding areas, naming families and local figures while noting inquiries, medical responses, and public notices. The article references Beaty, Deb, and local officials reporting the rising death counts and ongoing investigations.
Fragmented OCR presents a spoof titled CUNT OF Apes by Bulgarrio Burroughs with a wild cast of names and images. It hints at a narrative of rogue tribes, kings and mates, set against exotic loci and a train, invoking adventure and mock epic tone.
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