Campaign funding targets American history manipulation
A historical commission plans a nationwide effort to flood the country with pamphlets on American history to combat foreign propaganda and instill reverence for revolutionary figures. The drive promotes education on Columbus, colonial life, and the Revolution, aiming to guide American identity.
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Txnn York
America
Deliev Serks i
Venezuela
Pau A
Adele
Hartford
Benjamin Tha' Amas
Thomas the Téreb
Separa
Lon
Guna
Patrick Henry
James Otis
Hug
Sla
Historry Council and Assembly Organization
United States
Bulge
Belfast fragment hints at Irish republican sentiment
Fragmentary text from a Belfast page shows phrases about Ireland and republican sentiment. The readable bits reference national identity and a call to try the heart and nobility, suggesting a local viewpoint on political struggle. This record preserves the obscured OCR snippet without inventing details.
Local housing note amid street works and names
Fragmentary text mentions a home purchase on a street circle and references individuals including Mr. Nora rg iS and Col. EB. Dunlap. Context unclear. appears to describe a Baptist hall or community notice with street and eastern side details.
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Tanner
Grn
Nora
Fragmentary 19th Century Quotation May Reflect Folly
A garbled excerpt reads as a speaker denying foolishness and urging others not to be fooled. The text hints at a social warning or admonition but lacks clear context, names, or dates to identify persons or place.
Readjustment Needed The Jubilee and Wealth Concentration Debate
A fragment discusses historic Jubilee debt relief and the Romans French Revolution and Civil War parallels. It argues wealth concentration harms society, cites Rockefeller profits and dynastic wealth, and calls for reform of private monopoly and the income tax.
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Rockefeller’s
Call for constitutional limits on private fortunes and wealth
The piece argues to transfer control of wealth from individuals to the government by capping private fortunes. It cites a 1913 House discussion by Rep. Oldfield and suggests amending the Constitution to limit excessive wealth as a remedy to reduce living costs and fund government, aligning with prohibition and suffrage precedents.
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House of Representatives
Wm. A. Oldfield
Arkanas
United States
English Free Goes to Jail Over 50 Cents Payment
In Gainesville Georgia English Free of Tadmore defied road duty orders after being summoned among 25 defaulters. He disputed the summons claiming no one was at his house and refused to pay 50 cents. ten days of jail were ordered for nonpayment while he earns five cents a day plus board.
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Gainesville
Tadmore
Hall Cotton Growers Hold Rolling Big Meetings in Georgia
The Hall Cotton Growers Association reports large, enthusiastic gatherings over the past two weeks. Meetings included events at Gi Wilsons and Oakwood, with speaking sessions at Chattaweer Schoolhouse Friday night and more planned at Fiat schoolhouse Saturday night.
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Gammsville
Cotton Growers’ Association
Gi Wilsons
Oakwood
Chattaweer
Fiat Joolhouse
Total Ti
White Praline Candy Making Steps
A brief recipe instructs to dissolve one pound sugar with four tablespoons water until syrup forms then add grated ingredient and boil until threads appear. Drop candy onto a buttered platter and shape with a fork if desired before it sets.
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