Need help deciphering a messy 1910 Dublin birth certificate surname and address

Hi! I got this cool artwork at a flea/antique market in Switzerland. It looks like white acrylic paint applied on white paper in a very interesting way. The signature is only visible under black light, and it's very hard for me to tell for sure what it says. I love it a lot and would like to know more about it. Please help me to solve the mistary :)

I can make sense of most, but need help with the first and third word in line 5. the First should be a Family name (Grüttal maybe?), the second one a profession.

The entire text says:
Der arbeitsame Junggesell
Wentzel deß Jacob Schreijer Häuß
lers ehelich Sohn Gilschwitz
XXXX Magdalena deß Valentin
Grüttal(?) geweste GXXXXXXXXX
Ehrliche Tochter in Gilschwitz

I can't make out one word in this note written in the year of the USA's bicentennial, to be read in the year of the USA's tricentennial. I have included the entirety of the note in case the other letters help you decipher the single word.

Us on 2nd have been trading blows with 1st, because they're dogshit at their job, so I'm wondering what this message says that they scribbled out, please help

I need help with this entry documenting the marriage of Jakob Adamczik and Catharina. Both of them were from a town called Gilschwitz (the name appears both under his and under her name). I‘m assuming the entry also states his profession, underneath his name, and possibly Catharinas Maiden name (des Jakob Sonnek), but I am not sure about either.

Could anyone help me transcribe the wife's name? Here's the full page :)

Any help or suggestions for what this name could be that you could provide would be great. Thank you! If it helps, I'm pretty sure that the name is Italian in origin.

this came across my desk today and I was trying to figure out what unit of measure the prescriber was using. it was either 4 pre-filled pens or 4 ml. lucky for me I was able to pass this particular deciphering on to someone else. if it hadn't been past office hours I would have just called the doctor.

Hello everyone, hoping someone can help me transcribe these birth records, one is German and one is Czech but they are for the same guy, Johann or Jan. Its the top record on the first picture and the right entry on the second. I'll also attach the links to the original digital copies incase these are not zoomable enough.

Thank you in advance to anyone who can help!

https://aron.vychodoceskearchivy.cz/apu/bdf8b046-754a-4775-a584-18e8c37b0942/dao/bdf8b046-754a-4775-a584-18e8c37b0942/file/a5aae8fe-a424-40ab-8043-8d816c761909?fullscreen=true

https://aron.vychodoceskearchivy.cz/apu/ad94d9dd-379a-4965-8134-827a8ebab393/dao/ad94d9dd-379a-4965-8134-827a8ebab393/file/caec72cb-d15e-4853-85b7-a982643c3d85

Hi! I’m trying to read what seems to be a name on this WW2 jacket I found. Leaving this out here if anyone figures out what’s written

Thanks!

This is part of somewhat important notes my friend gave me and they can’t even understand what the hell they wrote. (English)

I found this document among my grandfather's belongings, but I have no idea what it is or what it says. It appears to be an old handwritten document in Portuguese, and I'm having a hard time deciphering the handwriting.

I'm currently researching my family's history and trying to build my family tree, so I'd really appreciate any help transcribing it. If anyone can also explain what kind of document this is and whether it contains any relevant genealogical information, I'd be very grateful.

Thank you in advance for your time and help!

Não sei se há brasileiros ou outros lusófonos neste grupo, se puderem ajudar seria ótimo. Obrigado!

Hi everyone, I hope someone here can help me. I inherited a piece of jewelry, and I was told that it comes from Yemen and has verse 286 of Surah Al-Baqarah engraved on it. Can anyone confirm this? Thank you very much in advance!

Hello,

I bought this WWI US victory medal and Captain bars for $10 this weekend.

It came in a box with a name inside.

I am trying to research it and I believe the name is Jean Elizabeth Ohannesion but I have found nothing on the name. I’m not sure if I’m reading the last name correct if anyone can help me verify that.

I believe it may have belonged to the daughter or wife of the soldier.

Any help on deciphering the name is appreciated!

I think it is 1800s or early 1900s cursive, but I'm not sure what the language is though, it could just be ill-formed English. I enhanced the images because the writing was rather faint.

The name would likely be 17th century European. I was told it could be a partial abbreviation and anything from French, Latin, English, Flemish Dutch, Russian, German..... I have no clue.

I have recently come across my great x3 aunt's prayerbook from the 1940s and there is a section at the back for personal prayers that I'm having trouble deciphering. Any help would be appreciated thank you :)

These are all pictures of the same name from the same document. It’s a deed from 1836 and this is the seller’s name, which appears repeatedly.

We thought the name of the seller here was clear but when we cross reference it in the deed book we don’t see his purchase and who sold it to him. The deed books goes from the 1600s to 1900s so it is definitely in there.

We’re researching the history of our home and are currently tracing back the ownership. Our town was founded in 1664 and no one knows when our house was built.