Atlantic News Telegraph reprints and local notices
The Atlantic News Telegraph announces publication details and carrier rates, notes editorial credits for E. P. Chase and successors, and lists foreign advertising reps Burke Kuipers Mahoney. It includes subscriber notices, address changes, and discontinuation instructions amid a column of disorderly letters and social chatter referencing Lindbergh and public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Town
Scrotideeluss Mattyr
Congress
The Lily Langtry Deaths and Market Speculation Reflected
The piece discusses stock market speculation and investor behavior, contrasting the cautious saver with the aggressive gambler. It references veteran traders and a Jersey Dispatch report, then shifts to Lily Langtry's death and her public image in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Bronehitis
Vler Eich
North Annies
Bs Uskmivers
Dersuy Jy
Ilfigh Paintary Millais
Hersyilla
England
Aly Bangtry
Lily’ Langtry
Fragmentary Quote About Mirth and Labor
Partial OCR text speaks of mirth and employment with a line about life’s fleeting triumphs. It hints at a comparison between workers passing a road and the notion that achievements are momentary. The readable content is highly fragmented and lacks clear context or named entities.
Fragmented Voice in Weakened Treaty Debate
A garbled political discussion centers on international law and the Kellogg Treaty, with references to a pending resolution and mutual disarmament themes. The piece cites Stobart Wettig and an attorney figure, noting public influence on the legitimacy of the moribund agreement and the role of League backers in shaping opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Ninhiowa
Teu Taare Stud
Taivanell
Ings
Hannan
Barthe
Editorial on taxes for business travel and professional expenses
The piece reviews tax rules affecting deductibility of business expenses for professionals and performers. It cites a 52 percent specialty deduction claim, discusses travel between studios, and questions how personal journeys and spouse costs should be treated. The discussion weighs policy against practical practice in business expense deduction.
Unclear OCR fragment with mixed phrases and names
Fragmented text from 10WA Press with garbled names and odd phrasing. contains stray quotes and partial terms, references to profits, time, and a council, but no coherent event or clear entities to summarize into a factualnews item.
Proney Yeill Boost to Tying Costs at Jurniers
A garbled report notes a large increase affecting tying costs linked to Urodullits and the Jurniers. The fragment hints at financial impact but lacks clear details, dates, or named entities.
Boxing debate spurs public vote on event limits
A local discussion on boxing rules and public safety grows heated as community leaders clash over permitted events. Notable figures including Smith and Hoover attend a council meeting to argue for or against allowing public bouts while weighing concerns about political pressure and safety standards. The ongoing controversy reflects deeper tensions about entertainment, governance, and civic responsibility in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Din Favi
Minti
Gayot
Smith
Wogger
Phenivetin
Alexander Hamilton
America We Love You edition on urban life and hard times
A fragmented reminiscence depicts American life in a city, contrasting bustling stores and technological wonders with shortages and hardship. The narrator laments missing practical goods and comforts while noting urban resilience and longing for better times. References to New York City and London anchor the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sly Fox
Amerie
Lindbergh
Annauneg
Hincat
Dwijcht
Lam
Muxteo
Myer
Thesembassador
Anne Morraw
Ib bin
Puindbergh
Canal Zone
Congress
Wall Street
America
Linbergh
Ibathwr
Theo Myers
Sethese
Pitti Tee
Ernaitel
Excovniistteli
Panapotlns
Eamie
Amurk
New York City
Lomlon
WG. Smith
Ker
Stop to Think by Rison Tt Waite Shawige Olde
A fragmented historical column argues that public interest in salves and securities remains high. It critiques investors chasing fully paid shares while warning of misleading rumors and the perils of market speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rison Tt
Waite, Shawige
Olde
Guy Rovrsen
York
Aly
United States
Daity Lenten and the Vision of American Prosperity
A fragmented speech promotes faith in national security through Liberty Bonds and large corporations. It envisions a future where government policy, business interests, and stock ownership empower average Americans, detailing implied reforms and economic restructuring.
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Tii
Grett
Pation
Los Bebigéabau
Rippling Rhymes in a Quiet Window of Time
Fragmentary verse depicts memory and mortality through scattered lines about life, time, and places. Images shift between waters, fields, and distant towns as voices recall past moments and questions of meaning.
Mr Souls Writes Public Plate Plan?
Fragmented OCR text outlines a public plate plan involving Mr Souls and a public discussion. Names are unclear, locations and dates are not readable. The item resembles a brief civic notice or editorial note with unresolved fragments.
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Prisha Voratgeeth
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Sr Amerledniatny
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Rapides
Tige
PUP
Jpassile
Mont
Uimehays
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Eleanor
Faeul
Legion
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Gan
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China
Bob
Carl
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