Radio’s effect on listeners and the audio age ethics
A fragmented discussion on how radio broadcasts alter perception and sensation. The text references education, audience diffusion, and the co ordination of senses, noting radio’s power to shape how a concert or speech is experienced, sometimes provoking protest or doubt about authenticity.
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Nationwide Highway Construction Surges in 1925
A flood of road work in 1925 boosted concrete mileage across the United States. The report notes 37 thousand fulles of concrete on highways, 5 000 miles of new intercity roads, and widespread widening. Major states like Pennsylvania, Texas, Oklahoma, and the Southwest saw record expansions. The push aims to relieve city congestion with four track and wider roads, signaling a sustained era of heavy road-building.
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County and State Clash Over Right of Way for Roads
Fragmented OCR details debate turf between counties and state on route rights of way for highways. Officials discuss burden sharing and funding, aiming for faster construction and better maintenance. The piece hints at intergovernmental friction and long term road-building plans.
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Good Roads Notes on 118 Miles of Maryland Roads
A state road commission plans 118 miles of new Maryland highways by 1828 at an estimated cost of about 141 million dollars funded largely by counties with federal aid. Road widening remains a pressing issue as highway politics loom. Missouri in 1925 spent over 26 thousand on highway work with 832 miles surfaced and 588 miles graded.
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Not Lost Teeth Ben Ali E Know When They Come Out
A fragmentary dialogue notes concerns about teeth with phrases hinting at tooth loss. The brief exchange resembles a casual discussion between individuals identified as Ben and Ali, focusing on whether teeth are missing and when they appear.
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A Childs Laxative For Infants And Children
Dr Caldwell promotes his Syrup Pepsin as a reliable non harsh laxative for constipated infants and children. It claims to regulate bowels safely, easing illness from colds or indigestion with a pleasant taste. A 60 cent bottle is suggested for mothers to test at home.
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