Candy debate rages over youth health and perverse taste
A convention denounces candy consumption arguing it harms health and broad social decay while candy makers defend the industry citing physicians and legal protections. Boxed prices and packaging costs are noted as part of the trade, with references to historical candy sales and a call to curb youth access.
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France Faces Debt Crisis and Dawes Plan Debate
The piece argues France must accept external reform to resolve a vast public debt of about 76 billion USD, criticizing internal spending and proposing a Dawes plan style solution to stabilize finances. It notes political resistance in the chamber of deputies and distrust of foreign-imposed terms.
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Candy Trade Pledges Health Boost From More Candy
In Atlantic City the National Confectionery Salesmen's association unveiled a $1,000,000 campaign to persuade the public that consuming more candy improves health and happiness.
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Optimistic Democrats Aim For Landslide Despite Doubts
The Democratic leaders in New York and national figures Warn that a broad Novem ber victory is possible if Democrats stay united and capitalize on opportunities presented by Roosevelt versus the party's rivals. Analysts caution that history shows swings in one direction are possible, and party strength hinges on cohesive campaigning and timing.
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Eye conservation urged to aid 2 million schoolchildren
A contested statement from the Myesieht Conservation Council of Ameview urges nationwide action to protect vision in public schools. Officials including Secretary of Labor Davis back a program to improve eye care and exam access for students, stressing long term benefits for education and society.
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Admiral Thuhesche of the Ruth flowt and a world war ashore
A garbled mid-20th century column blends a naval career sketch with a child's tale about wind, safety, and a young elephant named Bumba. It references a commander of a naval unit, a promotion to ensign in 1840, and various battles near the North Sea, Mexico, and New York. The text intermixes historic military notes with a fable voice.
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Centenary public sale and warrants announced
A chaotic OCR page references Helena Montana and a 1926 date. It notes a public sale, a mayoral or police context, and warrants valued around 070 in currency within a Centennial celebration framework. The fragment mentions a man, a mother, a police scene, a school or town event, and a bi-car special tralty annexing industrial products.
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REPUCTION IN TARIFF REAL FARM NECESSITY
Claude R Porter argues for tariff reduction as essential to farm prosperity. He urges a federal board to stabilize markets, move surplus into ordinary years, and improve disposal of excess supply across states from Ohio to Maine, amid sectional political divisions.
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Horoscope for Thursday July 22 1926
Astrological forecast says friendly aspects dominate the day with planetary influence boosting business and government progress. Leaders benefit as preparations for future work gain direction while soldiers focus on security and not disarmament. Predictions also touch on women’s roles and homemaking education gaining popularity.
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Florence Spt Vincent Sinaite Are Mare
Fragmentary OCR depicts aims for the woman of tomorrow focusing on health love empathy and strength. It presents a moral exhortation about preparedness kindness and selflessness for future happiness and achievement.
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Vincent Sinaite Aren Mare
Loveliness and a Dream in Theodosiu Garrison Poem
A fragmented 1926 27 poem excerpt by Andrew Laing discusses love and beauty with reflections on memory and happiness. It contrasts Larg and Theodosiu Garrison with Keats and a future girl of today, urging honest effort and imagination as paths to success and fulfillment.
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Theodosiu Garrison
Keats
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