Local galaxy of notices and awards in historic Sunderland region
Local items mention Cyrus M. Hibbard using steam for ether extraction from fir poles, marine corps death of George Lynch, publication plans for Montagun dantuary Country The Tide, Newton Pease’s death, Walter Everett Weadhurn earning a Worcester Polytechnic Institute scholarship, and various local readings, fairs, and social gatherings. Notable names include Thomas Lynch, Edward Prosoy, Erving, and L. S. Crawford with events at town hall and Thanksgiving family gatherings.
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Diay
Cyrus M. Hibbard
Sunderland
Ciorge Lynch
Company C
Marine Corps
Bawae
Thomas Lynch
Ogi
Mugading
Oliver
Newton Pease
Cotway
Conway
Bor Atorck
Walter Everet Weadhurn
Grande
Worcgster Polytechnic Institute
State Board of Education
Ernest Caldwell Morse
Montagnes del Stina Rives North Linverett
Erion Fudge
Odd
Charlevont
Taniquies
Fall
Hein
Custtom Wit and Son
Charles Deming
Pittefield
Wo Eldlover
Mors
A.C. Brown
Burlington
Crawford
Sulijvet
John
Hynis
Baudad
Turkey
East
Es-Senater
Worcester
We Ki
Boks
Bratrleb
Hy W. Downs
Mhovle R. le
Chase
Spritufield
Mie
Stratton
Hampsteads
Ant
George Chapin
Springfield
Mustan
Wilian J
Tylor
Enyersen Hallow
Groanfield
Inst Owgels
Tan
Northfield Notes and travel tales from a busy week
Miss Anyi Grove plans a Thanksgiving vacation stay while local clubs host events at Phil’s place. Mrs Bel Barber is ill, typhoid worries, and Harold Chamberlain hosted a youth gathering Friday. The issue reports obituaries, deaths, and family notices, plus a long travelogue detailing trips to Winchester, Point Loma lighthouse, San Juan, and a California lemon house with vivid measurements and local curios.
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Anyi Grove
Good Templars of
Phils
Bel Barber
Sery Diel
Frank Proctor
Kevdal
Harold Chamberlain
W. Bailey
Charles Fight
Winchester
Northfield
Muasion
Morgan
Mere Tone
Sallie Barrett
Abbin
Brittany
Frank
Clarence
Hatthy
Lourdesbury
Lain
Mos
Aod
Notting
Bom Pedro
Yesemonte
Point Loma
San Juana Mexico
California
la Dellamady
Dobey Tains
Raniona
Bernardston church event with band aids
Bernardston report notes Rev Mr Sutton of Athol in a local church function with the Cornet band assisted by the Tur. The fragment hints at a community gathering and musical accompaniment but details are incomplete.
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Mr. Sutton
Athol Wl Furtarian Church
Sumny
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Promoted for Deep Coughs
An advertisement extols Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral as the medicine that cures the worst deep coughs. It directs readers to buy at Ay er Co in Lowell and to call for more information.
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Ayer
Lowell
Ambitious 1920s Books and Magazines Catalog Explored
A sprawling peek into a 1920s catalog detailing books and magazines, with mentions of poetry, photography collections, and varied authors. The text names publications, editors, and themes across cultural topics, highlighting the era's literary tastes and illustrated works.
Fragmented ad pasted from an old issue with garbled text
A highly damaged OCR fragment mentions remedies and medical claims for teething and skin conditions, a telegraph key invention description, and scattered product names and notices. The text includes ungrammatical lines about a child with croup and a brief market note for Greene's Dell store, plus references to various remedies and curiosities.
Local Economic Report With Ambiguous Figures
A garbled regional brief reports statistics on value and production. It mentions New Hampshire and New Hapadiire with unclear totals and percentages, noting a decade of increase in certain products. Names and specifics are not readable, but the sense is an economic trend without concrete figures.
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Hue
Tle
Ewart
Honean
Halesfoy Mariiuand
Listrar
Leroystr
Lsu
Celie
Tony Nat
Leslie
Old Country
Sau
Nic
Celia
Blo
Adler Eathar
Wren
Pye
Colette
Aiuk
Joukinic
Stirina
Tage
Cetin
Fires and marriages color Hinsdale weekly social
Vermont era notices describe church services at Congregational, weddings for Henry Ey Thinnter’s widow, trips by families including the Hosfords, and community events in St Joseph and nearby towns. The report lists concerts, harvests, and social duties with many local names and places.
Chesterfield Ladies and Residents Gather for Meetings
Chesterfield notes describe Mrs Hust hosting a Wednesday afternoon social, with Miss Ware and Mrs Ware visiting, and Mrs Cushman of Gardner along with other locals attending gatherings. Various names appear including Mrs Holejan and Miss Smith as they plan autumn activities and school shifts, while Reverend Sinnert departs Maine with no Sunday service.
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Hust
Taieed
Cindy Jet
Mim
Shelve
Ladie Farr
Keane
My K
Chesterfield
Binten
Westmereland
B.C
Boston
Cushman
Gardner
Mass
Fred Holejan
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West Chesterfield Social: Farce and Birthday Gatherings
Friveds of Herbert Morean toast a birthday Friday night while a local farce titled The Okt Fashioned Fiyekimg Boe runs under CU auspices. The cast includes Mrs Pred Fisk Carrie Mrs Sretth and Minsdale connections. A performance at Ministee and Sonrvhannysje marks season events with Una present and M. Totes aiding business Saturday.
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Herbert Morean
Ala Webster
Eeektiv
Dude
Pred Fisk
Carrie
Sretth
Minsdale
Mem Fnew
Bratllebors
Penditur Therkeiringe
Eis Muchter
Mire
Una
Sonrvhannys Jie
M. Totes
Haturiay
Fragmented poem fragment reveals somber mood and imagery
A garbled passage presents a tense scene with references to nerves and a widow. Vague lines evoke a dark setting and emotional strain as a mournful figure contemplates fate and silence. The readable parts hint at tragedy without clear names or events.
Priscilla's Peculiarity and a Tense Dinner Scene
In a drawing room scene Priscilla Babetley confronts a flirtatious colonel with a veiled romance. Their dialogue reveals hidden motives and a rocky engagement as jealous feelings flare during a heated discussion about marriage and propriety. Meanwhile a fragment notes Berlin experiments on poison and antidotes.
Old fashioned training and its ill effects on women
A long discussion of traditional moral instruction stressing virtue and piety, contrasted with modern women’s health issues. It cites persistent backache, headaches, pelvic pain, and other ailments blamed on old-time upbringing, and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure supported by women’s letters and endorsements.
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Peron
Hut Ay Therl
Tien
Dr. Pierce
Sands
Flora F, Greer
Joy Howe Street
Akron
Ohio
Pierce
V. Perce
Bullwlo
N.Y
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