Pineapple seller fined after long court service in Penang
A chaotic Penang court report details multiple minor offenses in MacAlister road and surrounding areas. An elderly pineapple seller, Chu Ah Kong, fined four dollars after thirty years selling on Car Warven street, claims no arrest for obstruction. Two Tamils described as fleeing friends were charged with public fighting and fined one and two dollars respectively.
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Pinang Gazette
Unvil Straita
Penang
Straits’ Settlements
Carsburvan Street
Ohe Cho Ah Kong
Warven
Chu Ah Kong
China
MacAlister Road
Alagan
Khahran
Thik
Lee Hee Lim
Ang Pollee
Cou
Grapefruit and Fruit Molded Cheese With Fruit Filling
A fragmented recipe page lists methods for a Golden Fruit Salad Dressing and Molded Cheese With Fruit Filling. It describes ingredients like grapefruit juice, zest, and whipped cream, with steps to mix, chill, and serve. The garbled text references citrus and a cheese fruit mold dish.
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Hay
Gelattt
Peuters
Atlantic News Telegraph Advertising Rates and Delivery Notice
Publication details for The News Telegraph include offices in Atlantic and the Inland Daily Press Association. It lists advertising rates, subscription prices, and delivery instructions for subscribers, including call if papers are late before 7 PM and how to change address or discontinue service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
News“Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Primary results crown Dickinson and Turner in Iowa race
The Republican primary produced a decisive victory for I T W Dickinson for the United States Senate and Dan W Turner for governor, with Hammill and Smith decisively defeated. The paper lauds Dickinson and Turner for effective campaigns and notes broader voter fatigue and calls for civic service over self-interest. Local contests for county attorney and district supervisor also appear, while commentary urges unity and continued public service.
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I T. W. Dickinson
Tenth Laws District
Dan W. Turner
Corning
United States
Yessterday
Tosh
Hanmill
Ed M. Smith
Dickinson
Turner
Lund Ani Paya
Gundi
Otto Lange
Dubune
Dickingon
Hammill
Lune Ny
sawAsy
Don Turner Deena
Deas Turner
Ksa Wys
Dan Turner
Cfice
Fela
Dickins
News-Telegraph
Smith
Farner
Congressingin Wichinson
Mc Wirner
Paul Thelve
Republian
E."s. Hilton
Aniti
Richard D. Rudolph
Tom C. Smith
Atlantic
Rudolph
Holton
Cy Armentrout
Jirdens
Homer Kirkham
T. BE
Catras
Utsov
Faran
Thosd
United States Senate
Bng
Dan
Man Turner
Inns
Ile
Washinton
Brett ‘Rama
Gael Vba
Freight Decline in Railway Freight Growth Since 1920
Railway Age notes a long term drop in passenger traffic since 1920 and a slower growth in freight tonnage. From 1900 to 1910 freight rose 73 percent, but from 1920 to 1929 only 44 percent, with annual tonnage gains shrinking markedly. The article argues prewar growth is not a reliable basis for predicting postwar expansion.
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Railway Age
Howe
Wisconsin merchants debate chain store dominance
A fragmentary Wisconsin editorial discusses the rise of chain stores and the impact on independent merchants. It argues independents should organize to counter competition, stressing local ties and shared interests as a potential advantage.
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Wisconsin
Paris Style Hints Langristes on Spring Accessories
Paris fashion notes from June describe tor mora accent on accessories as a growing trend toward femininity and a looser silhouette. Flowers appear on nearly every garment with starched gardtmias in two tone pink and white and Chanel silk violets in blue white combinations.
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Paris
Chanel
Political talk and cabinet moves spark Iowa editorials
Town papers urge action on a proposed eighteenth amendment resolution while noting Tron New Joreer and Brookhart battles in Congress. Han ford Mac Nifer named United States minister to Canada faces Senate confirmation as editors urge voters to back strong leadership and continue presidential travel remarks. The federal farm board and agricultural policy draw mixed hopes and scrutiny amid broader wartime era debates.
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Webster City
Knight Morrow
United States Senate
Tron
New Joreer
Congress
Cherokee Times
Tronkhart
Hanford Mac Nifer
Iowa
United States
Canada
Senate
Brookhart
Alumni Letter Credits Early Electric Bell System at Atlantic High
In a June 2 1950 Atlantic communication to the editor Mrs. Harry Sherwood writes for the class of 1898. She defends the claim that two class members Oo Swan of Gloccholh Wis and T E Nichols city clerk installed the original electric bell system donated to Atlantic High. She urges proper credit be given and notes engraved plaques confirming the donation by the class.
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Atlantic
Atlantic High
Mable Whitney
TY Swan
Glohkoxh
Wis
T. E. Nichols
Fragmented query on names and history terms
A garbled prompt asks about a Roman god and various historical figures such as King of Great Britain, Mary Pickford, Achille, and a French leader. It seems to request details on roots of a word, attire for a tuxedo, and a puzzled question about a crown wearer, with numerous typos and unclear structure.
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Wilson
Pelme
Great
Hellain
Mary Pickfort Milsriet
France
Achille Rutti
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Caesar
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Service
Nellie Maxwell
Budeatser
Newa ‘and Telegraph
EP ‘Chase
R 0. A. Chase
E. P. Ghasn
Teredet
Inland Daily’ Press Association
Burke, Kuipers & Mahoney
Inc
Chicago
North Wabash Ave
New York
Graybar
Lexington
U. S
Cass
Marin Cass
Fraffie
From the Town Press
Waterloo Tribune
Teven
Speices
News-Heralds
Federal Farm Board
Mrs
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