Alpine Texas Public Notice Ad Details
Public notice fragment from Alpine Texas lists price and filing conditions for a correspondence, dated under congressional act of March 3 1909. It mentions reporters Davia and Davie and a county clerk, with reference to a one year price of 200 dollars and six months at a reduced rate.
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Mi. Sernete
Bahar Ana Paine
Alkire
Davia
Davie
Chateiens
Marstnon
Fe County
Pom
Alpine
Texas
Beha
Congress
After Civil War and World War I changes reshape liberty
The piece argues Reconstruction will alter the United States’ sense of freedom and national purpose. It notes past wars brought new responsibilities and visions, predicting World War II will bring different global challenges and a transformed outlook on justice and liberty.
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United States
America
Kingland
Silver Bullets Promote War Bonds in Factories Nationwide
The message calls workers across industries to invest in War Bonds, stating more than 10 percent of income should go to support the war effort. It emphasizes that money and assets must be directed toward victory, urging disciplined savings as a duty to sustain national traditions and military strength.
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Association of Manufacturers
A Tip To Housewives On Keeping Utensils For War Time
A wartime notice advises housewives to preserve kitchen utensils as metal is diverted to military needs. It urges careful use and maintenance of breadboxes refrigerator pans wash basins and pails to extend life, stressing cleanliness and rust prevention. The quote from Vash Young appears as a personal reflection on living in the present.
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War Production Board
Vash Young
Wilson on democracy and world unity in postwar view
The piece reflects on Woodrow Wilson's democracy agenda, arguing that US leadership in world unity and solving global problems must balance with domestic progress. It questions whether current policy can avoid selfish barriers and avoid perpetual conflict, invoking Wilson as a realist who sought lasting peace.
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Woodrow Wilson
Son
America
Wilson
United States
Annot
Tojo rhetoric and Navy boasts shadow Tokyo wartime facts
The account recounts Tojo urging a long hard war while Naval Minister Shimada praises Japan’s wartime successes. It notes implausible claims of Allied losses and the mystery of Midway and Solomons setbacks, suggesting observers doubt Tokyo’s official narrative amid expected UN counterblows.
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Tojo
Aleutians
Solomon Islands
Shimada
Japan
Tokyo
Midway
Solomons
Diet
United Nations
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Warshi
Chiang Kai-shek denounces Asia imperialism and calls for world democracy
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek addresses Americans, repudiating any Asian imperialism and urging an end to empire in favor of global democracy. He argues China will not seek Western domination nor replace it with Oriental imperialism, stressing peace within borders and shared world governance.
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Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Chios
Asia
China
Japan
Wendell Wilkie
Grand Canyon tale yields a mile of laughs
A boy touring the Grand Canyon is told it is a mile deep. He later writes in his diary I spit a mile. He and friends burst into laughter as the night wears on and a bartender probes a pocket of playful mischief.
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Grand Canyon
Arizona
Colorado
Sis
Deluge Reference Reaches Local Rail Trip in Rain
A traveler halted by flooding on the railway line seeks shelter in a village inn. In a quip about Noah and the Deluge, the waiter replies no papers have arrived for three days, highlighting a lack of news in the inn.
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Mount
Ararat
Questions and Answers Across Historical Clues
A quiz style prompt asks ten questions on topics from the Taimuny and raw rayon material to Luther, a famed novelist, St Peter's architect, wooden horses, a Battalion of Death, a North Sea landmark, a Canadian gold rush river, and the phrase Après moi le déluge attributed to a French ruler.
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Wittenberg
St. Peter
Raltar
North Sea
Canada
Head of Chain Stores Warns Merchants Against Advertising Curtailment
Bernard F. Gimbel, head of a department store chain, warns merchants in New York to maintain advertising during wartime. He urges stores to speak in customers language and to be frank about wartime limits while treating customers with empathy and accurate wartime industry facts.
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New York
Bernard F. Gimbel
New York University
School of Retailing
Gimbel
Shed mistaken for bed sparks Pueblo scrap mix up
An A grade Pueblo teacher sent seventh graders to collect scrap after a caller claimed to donate an old bed. Hours later the class returned with bundles of cor rugated iron, explaining the caller intended a shed, not a bed.
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Pueblo
Cot
Plenty of Game and Fish In Texas Fields and Streams Promised
Texas officials report 1942 saw extensive restoration and stocking efforts by the Game, Fish, and Oyster Commission. The agency highlights large-scale trapping, transplantation of deer, turkeys, antelope, beavers and quail, plus significant fish releases and ongoing research. Despite wartime strains, enforcement revenues rose as wardens improved.
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Texas
Austin
Game, Fish ,and Oyster Commission
Sountry
Conerretin
Bos Grove
Sen
Game Division
Division of Inland Fisheries
Naval hero auctions Japanese coin at Blytheville sale
Delma v. Stutts of Iytueville Ark. offered a Japanese coin at a Blytheville war bond auction. The coin was taken from a Japanese sailor after a battle. The man reports seven naval engagements during the war.
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Delma v. Stutts
Iytueville
Ark
Blytheville
Deering Man Uses Historic Shutters For Cold Drafts
Willie Burleigh of Deering New York resides in a house erected in 1820. He notes the inside shutters once used to keep out Indians will also keep out cold drafts during fuel rationing.
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Willie Burleigh
Deering
N. Y
Plane lid lands in Kansas City undertaker yard
A metal and plastic cockpit cover fell from a plane overhead and landed in an undertaker's yard in Kansas City Missouri. Local authorities report no injuries and no further details available about the flight.
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Kansas City
Cumberland furnace turn ed to scrap iron for war effort
Historic Dickson Tennessee furnace that produced cannon balls for Andrew Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans is being scrapped to support the present war effort.
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Cumberland
Dickson
Tenn
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
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