Atlantic News-Telegraph Subscriptions and Civic Debate
Atlantic subscribers face delivery issues and address changes while the paper notes a national political argument led by Senator Borah. The editorial frames liberty and constitutional rights, urging readers to uphold free government, jury rights, and protection of property amid Prohibition era debates.
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That That and the Tax Bill Passage
Fragmented OCR yields unclear text about a tax bill, its fate as a law, federal income tax mention, and references to a senate or government action. Named entities are poorly legible. main point appears to be approval or discussion of taxes and law.
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State and Federal Income Tax Debate Cited in Fragment
The text discusses the balance between federal and state taxation, arguing a federal income tax should not duplicate or burden state tax systems. It claims states should tax property while the federal government taxes income, warning against moving into state taxing of incomes and the potential for capital flight and unfair burdens. The fragment critiques the Senate’s stance and characterizes the tax plan as unjust and unsound.
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Aloha Oe and Hawaiian Legacy Promised as Monument
A long contemplation on the famous Hawaiian ballad Aloha Oe, its worldwide reach, and the royal link to Queen Liliuokalani. A proposed sculpture to honor its notes may be placed at Washington Place, tying the song to Hawaii’s royal era and the island’s peaceful heritage.
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Inauguration Era Echoes and Political Jabs
A fragmented column riffs on Roosevelt versus Hoover era politics touching on income tax debates, reapportionment, and inauguration coverage. It questions who will hold Hoover’s hat, mentions Hammill proposals, and criticizes wets and press practices amid a snow plow purchase by county supervisors.
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Washington
Votes to lows in farm life and industry debate
Fragmented text discusses votes, farming, and industry costs, noting control issues and distribution challenges. It references LeQuatty and LOWS, mentions a fair, must-have items, and a sense of political or planning contention within agricultural communities.
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Hard Times and Rising Prices in Farm and City
The text portrays wide poverty as many workers face no work and rising food costs. It discusses farmers needing higher prices to sustain raw materials for factories, linking urban job losses to farm incomes. It notes population shift to cities, especially Chicago, and the era’s social upheaval.
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Did You Ever Stop To Think By Edson Waite Shawnee Okla
The article discusses American resilience and progress, noting how the nation rejects fixed limits and pursues fundamental improvements. It highlights streamlined production, mass consumption, efficient distribution, and direct pathways to prosperity, while critiquing roundabout methods.
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Prayer for Lent Devotion on Labor and Balance in Economy
A 1929 devotional fragment discusses divine guidance in labor and the production consumption balance. It blends religious prayer with harsh critique of waste and extravagance in business, urging fair employment, prudent use of time, and social equity. The text references figures like Matthew Adams and mentions broad aims to align industry with moral values.
Fragments Recount Humble Exchange in Singed Note
Fragmentary text shows a brief dialogue with a manager and a young man. The readable lines reference a frame, honey, and salad as well as a quoted exchange, suggesting a casual scene or misread transcription. Entities are unclear due to garbled source.
Praiseful Day's Editorial on Chicago's Rise
A fragmentary Evening Post piece lauds Chicago as cultured and strong, praising its emerging beauty and resolve to become the greatest town. It contrasts with New York and envisions Chicago exciting naval interest, noting no focus on crime and highlighting civic energy.
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Rippling Rhymes of Walt?s Man in a Era
Fragmentary OCR note presents a poetic fragment with garbled lines and names. It hints at a poem or verse by Walt but lacks clear context, dates, or full attribution. Readable bits suggest a reflection on daily life and effort, but no concrete event or outcome is captured.
Correct English A Daily Qpiz Why is it incorrect
The fragmentary OCR asks what is amiss with a sentence about pronunciation and spelling. It seeks which word may be omitted from a sentence about healthful climate and wording. It presents multiple garbled queries without coherent source context.
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