Albuquerque Morning Journal Independent Tradition Notice
The document outlines publication details for the Albuquerque Morning Journal Independent Newspaper. It lists office address at 810 West Gold Avenue and notes second class matter status and Santa Fe entry pending under a 1879 act. It mentions subscription rates and advertising policies and credits the Associated Press for news.
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Evolution trial hype spreads public curiosity in Tennessee
A Tennessee trial on teaching evolution sparks wide public interest across the South. Observers warn government bans may backfire, turning debate into a media spectacle. Evolutionists leverage publicity, predicting readers’ feverish curiosity as interviews with noted figures fuel the discussion.
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France
Dayton
Tennessee
South
Main Street
Halley
E. G. Conklin
Princeton
H Thaw
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Patty” Arbuckle
Bainbridge Colby
Clarence & Darrow
Radio and Phonograph Chronicle Early Technology Echoes
A tarnished excerpt notes how the phonograph seemed more remarkable than the telephone when first seen, capturing speech for posterity. The passage hints at rapid technological progress and the struggle to preserve and evolve recording media beyond early photographic limits.
Radio and phonograph to coexist as lasting entertainments
The text argues that radio and the phonograph serve different needs and will remain permanent factors in life, with neither likely to obsolete the other. It suggests that faddish appeal will fade but both media will endure for millions of listeners.
Blame the Parents Says Rotary Speaker
A Rotary Club speaker blamed parents for youth unrest, arguing lack of home discipline leads to undisciplined behavior and disrespect. He urged parental reform and more oversight of children’s amusements to curb youth issues.
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Rotary Club
Fragmented verse and political jests from a midwestern paper
The piece parodies political figures and events with humorous verses and garbled commentary. It features quips about rain, tariffs, and the 1912 era political scene, mingling bits about Chicago, Kansas City, and national conventions with playful misprints.
The Whaakly News Weather Society Page
A nameless weather note lists society figures Mr Bam Cross Mr Charles Simkine Mr Wersick Mr Lew Davie and Mr Henny Petts as those who planned to stay home for the summer due to family plans. The item reflects a casual social note from the period.
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Siesiety
Amunra
Bam Cross
Charles
Pade) Simkine
Intricate Mail Routine Amid Curious Local Fragments
A fragmented OCR note records a quirky mail routine involving a character named Alexander and delays in sending letters. It hints at illness of an unnamed judge and odd weather hints, with stray phrases about a barrel, ball, and an advertized item, all in a rough historical tone.
Fragments Describe Small Business and Event Listings
A misspelled fragmentary notice mentions a few items including a sheet of merchandise and a fundraiser. It references tasks like work and food items with uncertain details, plus a mention of chasers and a week schedule.
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Unable to determine clear event details from the garbled text. The readable parts offer no solid names, places, dates, or organizations to anchor a factual summary.
Mortor Re Shors From Sological Survey
G and Beem of Meevihaw Breve are noted in a short item from the survey pages. A terse line records miscellaneous notes and initials with unclear context. The brief suggests a local or administrative quarry of notes but details remain obscure.
President Coolidge Presses Federalism and Local Governance
President Coolidge urged states to restore full duty in law enforcement and strengthen local government. He warned centralized federal power weakens local authority and highlighted long standing state versus federal tensions.
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Coolidge
The Way of the Spider by Frank Crane
A parable on success stressing that a person’s record matters more than promise or education. A man builds a bridge from his own actions while faith in words alone is unreliable. The rock of a secure life is found in deeds aligned with one’s stated aims. Copyright 1925 McClure Syndicate.
Admirals and Navy Leaders Named in New Appointments
A list of Navy personnel appointments and admirals is announced by Curtis Wilbur now secretary of the navy. Admiral Samuel Hebdeen is named commander in chief of the United States fleet and has a long record including service in the Spanish American War and various fleet commands.
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Alexander Mamillon
Thomas Jettersan
Annapolis Naval Academy
Samuel 8
Robern
Curtis Wilbur
Curtie Wilbur
Navy
Navy Perconnel
Samuel Hebdeen
United States Fleet
Hebdeen
Juanita County
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Jupiter
South Carolina
Dartes
Tennessee
Sento Deweiege
Gene Prember
Beoyce
Bridge 15 God2 Source Revenue for Metropolis
New York reports Brooklyn Bridge revenue rises as rents for tenants along the riverfront increase. Commissioner Mille notes rent for two tenants climbs from 84 000 to 616 000 a year while overall annual rent from 66 properties reaches 72 619.92. The bridge area, long a transportation artery, now yields substantial city income from Fulton Street to Manhattan.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Mille
Department of Plant and Strectures
Wirecklya Bridge
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Eegineer Kaeard
Tee Presser
Fulton Fieh
Letham Ku
Daly Lessons In English Broadside Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes list phrases and garbled lines from an English lesson or broadside. The readable items mention Daly Lessons and English, with scattered fragments that suggest a teaching or language exercise context.
See Whom Weighs The Jawbone Of Justice
A cryptic note in the paper hints at a puzzling local matter. The fragment mentions weighing a matter of truth and a distant figure connected to a long dispute, with no clear dates or names.
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
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Seph Tauser
Gold Avenue
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Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Kansas City
Senator Walsh
China
Chicago
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Sinan
Dean Abeanemens
Outeville Courier Journal
Coentry
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Geers Lowes Eearty
Tratescester
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Bouton
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Lester
B& M
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Tone
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Gewee Joe
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the Way of the Spider
Frank Crane
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Brooklyn Causeway
Portales
Br Ww. LL. Gqedom
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