Publisied Fivegyvening and Advertiser Designator
Fragmented OCR shows a periodical with editor Burke Kuipers Mahoney and CHASE as editor publisher. It lists subscription rates, delivery notices, and contact details for Atlant i, Iowa. It discusses carrier and mail options, delivery changes, and a discussion of national income distribution and living standards in the United States.
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Atlante
Towa
Ander
Hones
Earnign
Burke, Kuipers & Mahoney
Bop Chicago
North “Wabash Ave
New York
Graybardy
Lexington Ava
United States
Americans on Guard against world trade and immigration
The piece extols a Washington Post reprint arguing for strong tariff walls and immigration limits as essential to American prosperity. It warns that lowering protections would erode 200 years of built principles and shield workers, industries, and national wealth from foreign competition and influence.
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Washington Post
Post
United States
Antericaps
Thomas ¥. Lamont
California Retail Earnings Revealed by Census Bureau
A census bureau report analyzes California retail sales and earnings, noting over 1,67000 stores with populations above 10,000 in 1920 and total sales reaching 1.5 billion dollars. It highlights regional coverage and suggests dispersed wealth across counties, indicating high per capita spending in incorporated areas.
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Census Bureau
California
Califgras
Amoun
Han
Rapinto
Roytals
I Incorporated
Ardéaa
CalvIn Coolidge Warns Against Underpricing In Commerce
A Timely Warning cites former President Calvin Coolidge criticizing merchants who sell below production cost. The piece warns such pricing harms workers and the broader economy, risking disintegration of the industrial system. It argues that sustained profit is essential for business survival and cautions against price cutting to boost volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
Press
Coolidgy Warng
Indor
Ony
Washington’s warning on preparedness vs pacifist plans
A 1790 quote frames preparedness as peace’s safeguard, contrasting Washington with Cicero and Marcus Aurelius. The piece discusses wartime planning by General MacArthur and the Federal Council of Church, arguing for open debate, insurance against war profiteering, and avoidance of secret measures while warning against delaying action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Cassar
Publius ‘Syrus
Phbtius Cyrus
Marcus Aurelius
Silonia
Decimus Laberius
War Organization
General Staff
War Policies Commission
Douglas MacArt
Hur
Army
Federal Council of Chareheg
America
Tastice Commission
United States
MacArthur
Ipl
Fragmented Iowa Press note hints at political upheaval era
The text shows garbled rural newspaper chatter about Republican landslides, a 1932 political shift, and a mention of a Rotary convention amid chaotic phrasing and stray impressions. It preserves no clear names or events beyond general political unrest and social references.
Rampant Gigolo Industry Faulted By Postwar Crime Wave
June 4 New York report outlines postwar collapse of gigolo trade tied to economic strain and a surge in jewel robberies. It notes Latin American dancers in the rackets, their perceived freedoms in New York, and a shift toward broader crime as the market dries up. Also includes a movie column aside and a 1921 copyright notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Phil Bukir
Ight Club
Cyua
Danioriusus
Levints
Ba Srehe—Provocatentt
Rio Janeiro
America
France
Paris
Sorbonne Stylats
Norishey
Converse
New’ “York
Jon Red Pigol
Moritz
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Traffic strain exceeds driver irritation in dangerous conditions
The article describes how weather and highway conditions create the most dangerous traffic, stressing that drivers suffer more from these factors than from the irritation or inattention of the road ahead. It notes the impact on travel pace and safety perceptions during poor conditions.
Advertising through the printed page stimulates business
The text extols continuous advertising as the only pure way to reach every potential customer. It urges buyers to favor longstanding advertisers who meet customer needs and offer good prices, promising profitable visits and informed choices for the public.
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Sregiorac
Fragmentary NELLIE MAXWELL prose fragment out of context
The readable lines offer a poetic, fragmented glimpse likely from a serialized piece or obituary-like note. Names and places are unclear, leaving interpretive gaps about people, events, or dates. The text emphasizes mood over concrete facts and lacks a coherent narrative.
Dinner for a Warm Day Menu and Methods
A vintage recipe column outlines a refreshing meal for a warm day. It lists fruit cups with musk melon balls and mint garnish, a strawberry syrup, and a cool fish course. Chicken and vegetable broth with noodles is described with careful steps for tenderness, plus a simple herb toast and celery garnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwaya
Bainty
Rippling Rhymes poet found dead in park
A fragmentary obit notes Walt Mason’s poem collection and a man described as an old pilgrim who died in a park. He left a note, was carried to a morgue, and the scene hints at a grim, unresolved ending amid garbled OCR text.
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Publisied Fivegyvening
Bien Buhay
Ee. Chase and
Chase, Owners
EB. P. Chase
Bolascripten
Canada
Tawar
Cass
Atlantic Alegraph
Binghamton, N
THE
Iowa Press
Knoxvile Express
Arama Pbs
Cmovie
Magic
Stars
Mtn Bish-mouth
Helen Efi
Davey Trea
al Woods
Ara
Sam
Pheodore Dreier
Thor
Ida
University of Manitoba
Nellie Maxwell
Fano
Walt Mason
Luca Zpteins
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