Antic News editorial on radio policy and politics
A long, readable fragment from Antic News discusses radio regulation and politics. It cites Senator Reed's charges and critiques the radio commission, noting tensions between selling stations and listeners, with commentary on public sentiment and the role of lawmakers in shaping broadcasting policy.
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Shrpyeport
Shonkadoak
Radio Commission
Vadin
Wentherian
Ralia
Radia
Tie
The Inevitable End in Turkmenistan Turmoil
An unlikely report claims Leven Trotsky is dying in Turkestan after a rifle assault by a young assailant. The piece, echoing Nazi era harsh rhetoric, condemns injustice and tyranny, while predicting a long rise of oppression and the fall of tyrannical regimes.
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Leven Trotahy
Au Turkestan
Rod
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Natsieeikie
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Trotsky
Piatary
Haller
New York
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Editorial Failure at Geneva and Teamwork in Delphos
The piece rails at Geneva for failed disarmament bets amid a sharp critique of postwar bluffing by major powers. It notes British and American roles, argues ships must have long cruising ranges, and highlights a shift away from appeasement toward deterrence. Also covered is a Winterset High School basketball story: Delphos routed Winterset, showcasing teamwork from a small town team with limited players and school resources.
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New York
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United,States
France
Italy
Japan
United” States
Winterset News
Délphos
Lockmon
Delphos
Winterset
Teginner
Delfihus
Surivtine
Peagley
Hall Theac
Hope Through the Cross Power in Faith and Suffering
A prepared devotional by Rev. Jay Stocking for the Federal Council of the Churches of Christia n America. It centers on hope through scripture and the cross, urging prayer and divine help as the path to life eternal. The text reflects on faith, suffering, and salvation through Jesus Christ, with reverent liturgical phrases and a call to spiritual renewal.
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T. Stocking
D.D
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Federal Council of the Churches of _ Christian America
Caprice
Wellelso
Albania
Ernst
God
Mets
Unisiness notes hint at standout team contribution
A fragmented line hints at exceptional play around key figures shaping a team’s effort. Specific names or places are unreadable, but the text suggests a standout performance driving cohesion and the buildup of team strength.
Rippling Rhymes on a Wolfish Criminal in 1928
A fragmented poem-like piece describes a condemned criminal, noted as a wolfish boy, in a jail cell. It laments his fate, the public gaze, and the somber mood of punishment as a 1928 George Matthew Adams Service feature.
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Tony
Hale
Willno Gore
George Matthew Adams Servier
Fragmentary archaic verse on pain and relief in night passage
Fragmented text depicts a narrator wandering rooms at night, recalling pain and relief through a quivering, archaic style. A figure known as the chirurgeon performs a brutal act, and the speaker muses on joy when suffering ends, embracing hypothetical ages and enduring hope.
Quiet Summer Plans Shaped by Local Events
A garbled OCR passage hints at summer plans, local protests, and community figures. Names such as Vie, Adda Sepea, Apoe fe, and Avrehbhistop appear amid disrupted text. The fragment references a grave, a place called the Wat, and discussions around civic or personal events within a small town.
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