Wall Rest Platform Lights at Depot in Planned Upgrade
A historic notice describes new gas lights to illuminate both ends of the platform at the B and GO depot. The lights, recently obtained, will be installed to brighten the area and enhance safety for night use.
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STE Yfars
Wall Rest
America
Ees
Arizona
Colorado
Standard Oil of California
A Thought For Today Verse Reflection
A brief devotional line citing Jere 7 3 urging amendment of ways and deeds. The fragment emphasizes personal reform and moral conduct as a daily practice.
Santa Claus as the merry god and prophet of giving
An editorial portrays Santa Claus as a symbolic god of giving who elevates self respect and fraternal feeling. It argues Christmas should be a daily spirit, celebrating generosity as a path to rebirth and equality, while warning of a future view of the era as merely consumer excess.
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Santa Claus
Fe & Het
Veid
Ceres
Cupid
Pan
Santa
Prophet
The
New Order
Prosperity forecast: canals crops and gas war profits
An Arthur Brisbane column extols American prosperity through 1927 and beyond, citing revised crop yields, canal plans from the lakes to the Atlantic, and Colorado river development. It celebrates Hoover’s canal advocacy, cheaper freight boosts for export wheat, and California oil gains while cautioning against gambling and noting cross-border press reprints.
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Lakes
New York State
St. Lawrence Canal
Hoover
Colorado
Hiram Johnson
Work
California
Arizona
Florida
Maine
Wet and Dry Phases in the United States
The piece notes rising wet sentiment despite Anti-saloon League protests. It cites New York and several states voting wet, parallels with Norway and Ontario, and mentions Wisconsin population figures and constitutional debates. It discusses national shifts toward repealing prohibition and public opinion dynamics.
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United States
Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-saloon League
New York
Massa- Illinois
Wisconsin
Norway
Ontario
Ar. Volstead
California
Amsona
Unclear OCR Text From New York Scene
Fragmented OCR passage describes crowded Manhattan scenes with workers, transportation, and social observations. Language is garbled with repeated phrases and nonsensical lines, making concrete events or individuals uncertain. The piece resembles a sensory urban raid of late night street life.
Christmas Night Mayhem and Prohibition Debate
A chaotic night in Maine features crowding and disruption as workers block benches and a thief flees with a piece of loot. In Ontario and Norway, prohibition fuels political battles with Governor Ferguson facing a mandate challenge and Ontario leaning dry as four western provinces retain liquor laws. A Virginia map note places Ontario in perspective amid cross border policy tensions.
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Howard Ferguson
Ontario
Une Hie
Disit
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Radio Notes Broadcast Schedule Across Cities and Orchestras
Radio notes list stations and programs by city including Chicago Cleveland Schenectady New York Los Angeles Fort Worth and more. It mentions orchestras health talks Christmas programming and various hourly slots like 5 7 and 10 oclock with stations WGY WEA WEAF KPO KFI and others.
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Chicago
WEY Io
Schenectady
Cleveland—Orchestra
Kansas’ City
School of the Air
New York
Santa Claus
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Schenectad
Sical
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Cleveland
Stuulo
WIZ
M Weaf
New Carol Sevice
Chlento
Dickens Kfi
Los Angeles
KGW
Purtlans
WEAR
New
St. Paul-Minngapolis
KPO
Francisco
Des Moines
Chicago—Orchestra
WDAP
Kansas City
San Francisco
Kei
Aviation Back Seat Drivers in World War Era Flight
Rodney Dutches outlines tensions in multi-pilot aviation where co pilots face stress, arguing harmony between crew is crucial. He cites Major WH A Dargne’s leadership of five-ship formations and the era's training approach, noting the high risk of discord under pressure.
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Rodney Dutches
Washington
Fire Motoring
Imarin
Yan
Badrdocentinus
Lougner
WH. A. Dargne
War Department
Tams
Dargue
Mattice
Hudson Bay
Hinton
Far
Kloor
Rural districts lack doctors in the South reports
The question and answer note that rural counties, especially in the South, are badly in need of physicians. It cites the county shortage and mentions the Swiss language distribution and Paris catacombs as further topics in the dialogue.
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Keniue
Fribourg
Vaud
Valais
Uchute
Geneva
Paris
M.T
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