18 Feb 1926
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1926
Page
1
Edward W Pickard surveys Mussolini’s stance and German policies amid rising tensions. He notes budget battles in Congress, proposed war measures, and Vatican remarks on prohibition. He highlights labor talks on coal strikes, a bakery merger plan, and potential mediations affecting miners, plus overseas aviation feats and regional conflicts in Cyrenaica.
A fragmented report notes the resignation of Beas Westherhold from the national auxiliary leadership. It recalls her early work with the Legion during World War I era founding years and her roles at national headquarters including administration and assistant national searching.
A fragmentary notice describes an idea for an easy Patriot Flag Creed contest for students. The subject centers on national allegiance and respect for the flag, with governance by a national directorate. The text references mourning and a pledge that submissions are the creators’ own work.
A fragmented Weekly piece quotes a burglar's wife scolding her spouse for alleged shoplifting and theft at a Ladies' Shop, mentioning a boy named McQuhury and a stash of old tools. The text reflects a chaotic, damaged OCR with garbled names and unclear actions yet centers on domestic blame and crime within a household.
An eyewitness account recalls a home destroyed during a visit as the resident laments not staying home. The exchange highlights shock after a house is carried away and the speaker notes the loss, reflecting on warning signs ignored amid Legion Week events.
A National Geographic feature surveys Liberia’s colonial ties to the United States, its government mansion, and a vivid portrait of native tribes including the Val, Krus, and Rpwesie. It notes Liberia’s army rise, a U.S. captain’s aid, and the country’s complex racial and cultural landscape.
Fragmentary OCR yields a cryptic line about a wise word and a frequent phrase. No clear person, place, or event is identifiable. The readable bits mention a prudent maxim and a distorted dialogue tag, suggesting a linguistic snippet rather than a news item.
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