Subscriptions and notices in Inland Daily Press ad insert
Advertising rates and subscription options for Inland Daily Press Association are listed by plan including carrier monthly, six months, and annual mail rates with Canada and U S details. A subscriber notice warns about evening delivery delays for The News Telegraph and instructs changes of address and delivery notices. The message includes a political opinion on a world war veterans disability bill, criticizing proposed federal pension expansion and urging Senate restraint.
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News-Telegraph
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House
Lani
Johnson
Anyann
United States
Wilvis Beerits
Amd
Abe
Trial by Jury in Prohibition Era Debate
The piece argues against quick nonjury trials under a Wick bill aimed at easing prohibition enforcement. It defends trial by jury as a core liberty, warning that abolishing it risks fundamental principles and could harm civil rights despite federal case burdens.
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Wickershayn
United States
Oly
Jury System Debate Highlights Fringes of Trial Rights
Fragmentary remarks challenge the fairness of the jury system in government, arguing many errors occur while defending trial by jury as essential. The comments warn against undermining due process and the right to a fair trial.
Bobby Jones Crowned British Amateur Champion at St Andrews
The article honors Bobby Jones as an enduring figure in golf, noting his victories across major titles including the British and U S opens and amateur championships. It highlights his win at St Andrews over Roger Wethered in a 38 hole final, and credits him with an unparalleled record and lasting national pride.
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Bobby Dones
Atlanta
Mr. Jones
United Sitys
Wort
St. Andrew
Roger WH. Wethered
Perhaaps
Bobby Jones
Philippine Path to Independence Debate Report
Long committee report outlines a four step plan for a free government in the Philippines. It proposes drafting a constitution via a constitutional convention, citizen ratification, U.S. congressional approval, and a phased tariff transition before full sovereignty. The study emphasizes independence, self-government, and a plebiscite to finalize status.
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Philippine Islands
United States
Philippines
Mts
Riles
Philippine independence debate pledges and cautions
A historical document outlines American and Philippine interests in independence, urging timely grant of independence to avoid economic and strategic harms. It emphasizes preserving trust with Philippine colonials, warns against delays, and credits Senator Bronson Cutting for input during bill and report preparation.
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Bronson
New Mexico
Red Oak Chamber of Commerce Reawakens Campaign
Iowa Press reports a revived push by Red Oak Chamber of Commerce to boost civic morale and attract broader support. Leaders note volunteers and committees are active as the group plans a large program tour with civic visitors and a focus on energizing local business. If nonmembers join, they risk missing the publicity and opportunities tied to the chamber's high profile efforts.
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Chamber of Commeren
Bhiyk
Charles Parnes
Nynfeabion
Cane sChaplie
Renslinp Engrgy
Thoundleas
Minar
Hannl
Najor
Red Oak
Chamber of Commerce
Paris Style Hints By ALICE CANGELIAR
Paris style hints discuss fashion trends with a playful tone. The column mentions cotton fabrics, new kicks, and a sense of myth and manipulation in textiles. Author cites Correyyondant details and references 1930s miner influences shaping design choices.
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Alice Cangeliar
Correyyondant
Paria
Cottons
Keason
Miner
Fashions and fabrics lead the day in mid century style
A fashion snapshot details cottons and linens with plain lawn, high standup collars, and silk touches. It notes muslins, muslin ads, and bold patterns, plus a new “sensals” fabric of silk and cotton for sportswear. The piece ends with a quip about a juried guest smiling amid Full-Copyright talk.
Compound advertising and its lasting impact on readers
Advertising director Don Brides discusses compound advertising and its powerful, cumulative effects. He notes that many underestimate how sustained, consistent advertising builds interest and results over time, comparing it to the steady growth of compound interest.
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Don Brides
Indianapolis. Cyd
Bayer
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Maron The Nagging Wife
A fragmented verse piece by Walt Maron about a married woman frustrated with her husband. She calls him a piker and a fake yet she remains human and pursues her own tasks after venting her feelings. The text blends humor with marital tension and domestic scenes.
Bran Dishes and a Bran Mulfina From Kitchen Notebook
A muddled excerpt presents a kitchen guidance piece by Nellie Maxwell on bran as a roughage additive. It describes a few bran based recipes and methods to prepare digestible dishes, including a Bran Mataroon and an Upside Down Cake, with unclear instructions and numerous OCR errors.
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Nils
Weulurn Nuwansper Iintony
Fragmented 19th century domestic tale fragments
The readable text presents a chaotic, distorted domestic scene focusing on wives bearing burdens, marital strain, and a violent suggestion. It hints at power dynamics, anger, and a troubled relationship without clear context, placing emphasis on the wife’s expected angelic role and the husband’s frustration.
Daily Knowledge Test questions on history and geography
A garbled OCR of quiz items asking for the meaning of Christ's stage name in a Chilean Argentine border tale, England's protector of the commonwealth, the author of a Herman Crane character, usage of a peat, authorship of The People of the mist, a young Washington, Topsy in a book, a river forming a US Canada boundary, two nations in Indian history, and Botany Bay's purpose in Australia.
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England
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Sari
Dik George
Washington
United States
Moxie
India
Botany- Bay
Australia
Showapaper Information Service
Fragmented OCR voices religion and theater mishaps
A damaged excerpt shows a girl in an Episcopal church puzzled by prayers and Latin words. A couple visits the theater where a child asks about a word on the curtain while murmurs of a boy and a baby announce a missing person ad rest.
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