Washington Monuments, Baseball Ahead of Congress
A U S Congress delay blocks a Washington monument plan tied to baseball roots. The resolution, backed by the Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, aims to honor Walter Johnson and the Washington team after their world championship. Johnson’s legacy stands as a lasting tribute amid civic debates.
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Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Ban B. Johnson
American League
Washington
Congress
Walter Johnson
Montana Stockmen Praise National Livestock Report
Montana stockmen welcome a presidential commission report headed by a veteran stockman. The panel urges a new land policy, lower transport costs, and tariff protection to revive the industry. Former Gov Carey of Wyoming backs the push as Albuquerque convention attendees praise the study’s prudent, science based approach.
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Montana
Agricultural Commission
Northwest
Carey
Wyoming
Commission
Jon
Albuquerque
Europe
Washington
Monument to Baseball Monuments Stumble in House Debate
Senate-approved resolution to erect a Washington monument to baseball stalled in the House. Members objected to a flood of future requests for marble tributes to golf tennis and other sports arguing Washington would be cluttered with monuments. A Texas congressman warned the bill may face further delays or be dropped.
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Senate
House
Washington
White House
Blanton
Texas
Erie
Women Entering the Stock Exchange Debate Sparks Odd Rumors
A crude look at female membership in the New York Stock Exchange stirs debate among bachelors and married members. Some fear disruption and chaos while others doubt any change will occur. The uproar traces to New York Albany equal rights legislation and remains uncertain.
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THE
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Willy Nilly
New York Sun
Albany
Veal
Old China famine plea tests American aid will surge
A China relief plea warns 10,000,000 to 12,000,000 may starve this winter as floods and drought devastate nine provinces from Pekin to Canton. Mr. Young of the famine relief commission urges immediate funds from the United States.
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China
Macedonia
Young
China International Famine Relief Commission
United States
America
Mr. Young
Pekip
Canton
Doctor A Dolittle contemplates buying land for retired horses
In a talebridge passage from 1933, Doctor Dolittle and Beppo discuss purchasing a large plot with a red-roofed farmhouse to house retired cab and wagon horses. They plan a formal association while facing money constraints and the looming storm that threatens wildlife and farm animals.
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Aernerel
Venice
Sierras
Pune
Toggle
Sald
Mart Wa
Cab
Tonether
Heppo
Lmuen
Tom le
Xourea and Wagon Horses’ Association
Burgess Bed Time Stories The Great Storm
A passage from Burgess Bed Time Stories recounts a gentle start to a great storm in the Green Forest and Green Meadows. North Wind drives snow as the thrifty animals shelter and endure a long night of whiteout while the well supplied creatures like Squirrel cousins and Meadow Mouse families ride out the severe weather.
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Buster Bear
Novby
Nimble Heels
Jumping Mouse
Peter Cankser
Peter
Ota
Teady
White
Blacky
Crow
Tammy
Jay
Ator
Brown
Green
Green Meadow
Danny
Nanny Meadow Mouse
Whitefoot
Wood Mouse
Paddy the
Beaver
Radio program list reflects 1930s station lineup and schedules
A long OCR fragment lists radio programs across multiple stations including WSB KFDM WEEI WL8 Chicago and WEAF New York with bands orchestras recitals and talks. It ends with a note on Aleppo Syria finally obtaining a street railway electric plant and a water supply system.
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WSB
Atlanta Journal
Harmony Boys
Radiowls
KFDM
Beaumont
WEEI
Boston
WEAF
WGR
Buffalo
WL8
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Nighthat HK
Cleveland
Tory
Wiaa—Dallan News
Nighthiall
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
New York
Navy
Pawhin
Ente
Newark
Rhenectady
Aleppo
Syria
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Bogey Solving Time
Puzzle notes Ruth von Phul claims six minutes as cross word champion. Contains scattered clues and partial answers across numbers and wordplays such as Station, Chief priests, Preposition, Dusk, Rover, Vacuum, and symbols. The mixed garbled entries resemble a published puzzle page with many incomplete terms and likely misread spellings.
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Ruth von Phul
Strange Companions By Florence Davies
Florence Davies discusses the idea of duty to buy beauty as a slogan for club women in 1925. The essay argues love of beauty should be spontaneous, not prompted by conscience or duty, and warns against rigid social pressure shaping taste. It contrasts costly induced culture with genuine appreciation of music and art and urges deliberate cultivation of beauty in daily life.
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General Federation of Women
Weema
Methuselah
Leamt Lance
Necosallet
Mércury
McClure
Horoscope for Friday January sixteenth nineteen twenty five
A horoscope notes Mercury influences bring potential obstacles and distorted views in personal relations and business. It warns against excessive vanity and headlines about city pleasures, slow travel, and cautious finances. Norse copy reveals Norway factories producing four thousand pairs daily.
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Standard Publishing Company ‘Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Butte
Phon Bastoriat
Pho
Nage cAertt
Anaconpa
Businese
Banorial
Echo
Daily and Sunday Standard
Deer Lodge
Dion, Boseman
Philipsburg
MATL
Canad
Pe Standard
Comeasee Gate
Associated Press
Prudden
King & Prudden
Hell
South
President Coolidge
Davis
House Public Lands Committee
Mount Rainier
Mount Tacoma
Tacoma
Seattle
Germany
Doctor A Dolittle
the Thrifties Press
Old Mother Nature
J. G. Hurd
Wey
Aya
Mark
Florence Davies
London
Norway
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