Memorial tribute and public notice from Atlantic News Telegraph
The Atlantic News Telegraph reflects on the death of Marty Me Tives, a Civil War veteran, praising Henry M. Brown and the sacrificed generation. It argues against claims of dwindling opportunity, affirming America as a land of equal chances through diligence and integrity, and denounces naysayers as ignorant.
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Death of Nicholas Longworth Ends a Noted Leader
Nicholas Longworth, longtime speaker and conservative party stalwart, died after a career shaping Washington politics. The Ohio congressman guided House proceedings for decades, earning esteem across party lines. His death marks the loss of a principled, outspoken public servant lauded for honesty and patriotism.
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Anton Cermak Chicago Mayor Bohemian immigrant story
This piece profiles Anton J. Cermak newly elected mayor of Chicago. It notes his Bohemian background and ascent from humble beginnings as a coat miner to a prominent political figure in the nation's second city. The article emphasizes his unusual abilities and determination as key to his rise.
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Shouse Attacks Republicans At Democratic Banquet
Jowett Shouse, chair of the Democratic National Committee, delivered a pointed speech at a Des Moines Democratic banquet. He blasted Republicans for neglecting farmers and mismanaging national affairs, arguing the party has failed business and state of the nation, while urging support for Democrats in the upcoming election.
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Farm Board Address Highlights Stabilization Efforts
James C. Legge resigns from the Farm Board and reflects on the board’s national program to aid farmers. He praises the plan as sound, notes the two main work phases, and discusses stabilization operations, marketing cooperatives, and government support for agricultural cooperation.
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New York City Satire Snippets Parade Odd Mentions
A garbled New York City column treads through thoughts on Lou Tellegen Morten Downey and other entertainers while dropping names like A P Herbert Albert Keller and Lily Pons. It jumbles gossip on bonds fashion Radio City and a new luncheon spot, with offhand riffs on critics and stage figures.
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Agricultural Stabilization Works Benefit Farmers and Public
The text argues for organized agriculture and public support for stabilization measures. It contends temporary actions ease world price stagnation and ease surplus burdens on wheat and cotton farmers. Long term goals include a marketing system that yields full market value and production adjustments to consumer demand.
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Bidding for the Tourist Trade and a Glimpse of Evansville Fame
A fragmented 1921 syndicated column notes a film promoter teased for realism and a rising star Joe Cook, with Evansville pride echoed as he references the city in performances. It mentions Gallipolis Ohio and a Fourth Street yard as locales tied to stage memories.
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Kitchen Cupboard Nostalgia and Labor Woes Collide
A fragmented 1940s style column mixes home care tips with social critique. It discusses cleaning and kitchen tasks, then shifts to old workers facing layoffs and a call for retrenchment, ending with a murky chant of discontent and political rebellion.
Newspaper Office Shenanigans and Busy Editors
A visit to a bustling newspaper office reveals editors’ patience and skill in shaping vast flows of copy for readers. Amid rush hours the staff juggle time, pressure, and the craft of turning words into a readable product.
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Ted Boy
Fragmented line hints at naval names Trosnes and Roar
OCR text fragment mentions naval terms and names Trosnes and Roar but lacks clear context or events.
Daily Knowledge Test Quiz Questions From An Old Paper
A list of ten trivia prompts covering topics from cuisine to history and science. Questions ask about sturgeon roe delicacy, authors, locations, Sitting Bull, Fundy tides, Estonia’s past empire, constrictor hunting, a federal post, lowest US Army officer rank, and horse ancestry terms.
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First Large Firm Offers Hope For Young Applicants
A shaky veteran narrator describes a dentist’s drill and a job seeker entering a large firm. The manager says little changes, noting the firm is a contractor for digging wells. The dialogue touches on references and the difficulty of securing work, with a sense of uncertainty and missed opportunities.
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