Constitution in ante to York City by a.m. day after
The notice resembles a partial newspaper card with garbled OCR. It alleges a constitutional matter in New York City near Times Building, Broadway, Thirty eighth Street, and Broadway intersections. It mentions nonresponse to payments and credits the Associated Press for dispatches and local publication.
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York City
A. m
Broadway
Times Building
Thirty Eighth Street
Vance
Irzlera
Associated Pres
Anzsciated
al’ 'Ows
Elmo ‘Ag Focal News
President Wilson Appeals for Patience in Labor Dispute
The article reviews President Wilson’s appeal to the Ikvay shopmen to postpone wage demands and avoid nationwide rail strike action. It cites his history of mediating labor disputes, warns against futile profiteering, and urges mobilizing intellect and industry to rebuild during the crisis. It also notes Chicago business leaders and wealthy residents discussing high shoe prices and consumption patterns amid inflation.
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Wilson
Ikvay
Ito
Todrow ‘Wilson
A. Adamson
Veterans reunion plans hinge on lodging city guests
The committee seeks to arrange housing and hospitality for veterans attending the reunion. The appeal requests that all sixty delegates attend and be comfortable, with no accommodations left unsatisfied.
Quiet call to host veterans for reunion in Atlanta
The message urges Atlanta households to open homes to old soldiers attending a reunion. Hotels will be strained, tents are risky, and home hospitality is framed as a civic privilege. Householders are invited to sign up and offer meals and sleeping space if possible.
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Atlanta
From Georgia to the price pain and homey wisdom
A fragment from daily texts in The Columbia Enquirer Sun blends dialect humor on high prices and meals, tornado costumes, and old times. It features a Georgia voice noting how high costs press, urging patience, and recalling vintage sayings about money and storms.
Banking Act tribute to Hollomon summary critique
Our general counsel Orville A. Park of Mycon calls James A. Hollomon's banking act summary the most complete he has seen. The piece, drawn from an unamended bill, notes amendments limiting supervisory power, altering director residency rules, raising loan limits, and permitting limited private bank stock in certain export ventures, while excluding sweeping changes.
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Orville A. Park
Mycon
James A. Hollomon
Hng
A.bank
Hoilémon
Taft Defends League Of Nations Against Lodge Attacks
Taft argues that Lodge misreads the leagues provisions and warns against isolating the United States. He notes Article VII and IV limits, cites the Monroe doctrine as foundational, and emphasizes the need for unanimity and ethical international law to curb great-power dominance.
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William Howard Tait
Lodge
League of Nations
Congress
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
League
Holy Alliance
Ted
Mr. Lodge
Piya
League For
United States
Great Britain
France
Taft
Assembly
Treland
Council
Senator Lodge
Germany
Poland
Czech
Czéch
Root
Honorabia
Orinother
Ldw
Ang. Sui
Lodre
Franca
Agsembly
Supreme Court of the United States
Lodge Ia
Roe
Arabia
Hussein
Hejaz
Itig
Ita
World League
Lodgé
Theodore Roosevelt
Tustide Hughes
Council of the League
United States of America
Congress of the United Sates of America
Stich
Washington
Wilson
Matthew Arnold
Lea
Sins That Crouch At Your Door
An earnest sermon-like tale warns readers about alcohol’s dangers through a wolf imagery. A hunter’s pet wolf turns deadly, killing the man who bred it, while a later tale links youth drinking to ruin, urging restraint and moral consequence.
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Ren
Health Talks by Dr Brady on carbuncles and home remedies
Dr Brady discusses carbuncles as an advanced boil and warns against folk remedies like picking and poultices. He favors medical incision for infection, possible removal of dead tissue, and vaccine use to boost resistance. Classic home-care includes hot citrate solution dressings while awaiting surgery.
Notable historic anniversaries listed from 1800s to 1914
The note catalogs anniversaries and events with names such as Thomas Butler King Rebecca Gratz Samuel C. Pomeroy and historical moments including California resources report, Algiers bombardment, Michigan constitution draft, and World War I era troop movements. It mixes dates, places, and biographical details in a compact old newspaper style.
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Thomas Butler King
California
Palmer
Mesa
Waynesboro
Algiers
Lord Beece
Rebecca Gratz
Walter Scott
Philadelphia
Lansing
Michigan
Samuel C. Pomeroy
United States
Kansas
Bors Seecuiaa
Ton
Mass
Roubaix
Valenciennes
Dotronrad
Battie
Latze ‘Aviso
Trian
Bathsizzs ‘Plate
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Constitution
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Oostitution
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H. H. Merrick
Great Lakes Trust Company
Chicago Association of Commerce
Chicago ‘Tribune
Roger Sullivan
C. K. Billings
Armour & Co
the Tribune
Walton (Ga
Monroe
Walton County
Wideawake
Walton News
Huter
Edward A. Caldwell
C. @. Hester
Walton
Ddvartishig
Georgia
Fe Simmons
Columbia Enauker-Sun
Lown Story
Artism
U.S. A
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The
Arkansas Gazette
Brer Williams
Hollomon
New ‘Banking Act
Uncle Sam
Prof Vere
Newell, Dwight Hillis
Dr. Hillis
Tian's
Union College
Knox
Juanes ‘Hughes
Tage
Speen
Netter
Austria
Bulgaria
Parker
William Brady
Y. M.D
H.a
Brady
Somme
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