Republicans Prepared To Meet Friendly in Enemy Records Today
Campaign notes indicate Republican figures including William Morman discussed interactions with opponent candidates. Source text shows fragmented phrases about readiness to engage in discussion or encounter with adversaries at an event or meeting today.
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Pnlicans
William Morman
Eres
Ad from historical remedy text
A dated nostril remedy promise describes relief from catarrh, nasal congestion, and dryness. The brief note claims the head will feel clear and free after use, with statements about opening airways and stopping hawking and snuffling.
Campaign Focused on Personality Cited by Butler
Butler favors a campaign built on the candidate’s personality rather than pledges or party record. He notes a new branch of the party national headquarters to be opened in the west to supplement national offices in Chicago, New York, and Washington.
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Butler
Assu Ced
Chicago
New York
Washington
Auxiliary Band Festival Planned for August First
The Wo mans Auxiliary of R. Y. Conrad Post and the Citizens jointly set Friday evening August 1 for a lawn festival at Washington street. The event uses large lawns for entertainment and aims to raise funds split fifty fifty between the auxiliary and the band.
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Woman’s Auxiliary of
R. Y. Conrad Post
Rican Legion
Flames Destroy Mr Rockefeller's Old Homeplace
A fire destroyed John D Rockefeller's old home four miles north of Moravia on the Auburn road. Convicts from Auburn prison fought the blaze but failed to save the building. A defective chimney is suspected. Rockefeller had visited the site last week on a Finger Lakes pilgrimage.
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Associated Press
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John PD. Rockefeller
Auburn Road
Moravia
Auburn
Rockefeller
Finger Laken
Dr MacMillan Heads Rehabilitation Center
Dr M V MacMillan is named community manager of the veterans habilitation center at Perry Point. He succeeds E H Hale who resigned due to poor health. MacMillan previously directed field hospitals in France during the war.
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Associated Press
Washington
M. V. MacMillan
Perry Point
MacMillan
France
E. H. Hale
Bank Closure Shocks North Carolina Town
The Savings Bank in North Carolina was closed by the State Corporation Commission due to insufficient liquid funds. The bank held capital stock of 1 dollar with deposits totaling 292000 and loans totaling 476000.
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Associated Press
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Secur ‘Savings Bank
Sion
Mentho-Sulphur Relief for Skin Irritation and Eczema
An advertisement extolls Mentho-Sulphur cream as quick relief for itching, burning skin, eczema, and eruptions. It claims germ destroying properties, cooling irritation, and healing to clear, smooth skin, with easy availability at drug stores.
Widow S. Shorts dies at 84 in Winchester
A. Shorts widow and longtime caterer in Winchester died early last evening at her home, 811 South Mar... after a brief illness. She was 84 and survived by five children, including three daughters. Funeral arrangements announced late tonight.
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A. Shorts
Winchester
South
Mara Ee
Earth
Dempsey’s Right Arm Hurt In Auto Accident
Los Angeles reports say Jack Dempsey’s right arm, vital to his heavyweight crown, was injured in an automobile accident Sunday night while en route to a motion picture location with actress Miss Fiorence Lee who sustained slight injuries. The other party members remained uninjured as the car wheel failed.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Fiorerice Lee
Discoveries In Jerusalem Revealed By Prof Stewart MacAlister
British explorer Prof Stewart MacAlister, in the Holy Land, reports discoveries dating 2000 to 3000 years BC. He unearthed wall remnants and bastions suggesting early Jerusalem outposts and a vast destruction or collapse before Abraham, not mentioned in the Bible.
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Stewart MacAlister
Holy Land
B. C
Jerusalem
Abraham
Shenandoah County Farmer Dies After Stroke
William Smith, farmer of Shenandoah County, died at home after a second paralysis stroke following years of illness. He was 60s and married to Catherine Leedy for 49 years. Surviving are two sons, John L. Smith and M. C. Smith, and a sister, Mrs. Samuel Cullers.
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Woodstock
William Smith
Ee Sh Aedi
Turday
Wight
Smith
Catherine Leedy
Shenandoah County
John #1. Smith
Maurertown
M. C. Smith
Samuel Cullers
Funeral services for Smith held at Valley Pike Church
Funeral services were held for Smith of Powell’s Fort Valley near Maurertown. The pastor Rev. Ram led the ceremony at Valley Pike Church.
Fragmentary OCR note on adult age and voting references
Fragmented text mentions age and taxation timing and references to election, officials, and conditions. Names and clear facts are unreadable, with garbled characters and missing context. Conclusions or actions cannot be determined from the legible portions.
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