Atlantic News-Telegraph editorial on party formation
The Atlantic News Telegraph recounts convention history from Maine to California, noting abolitionist stances and calls for a vigorous party platform. It traces Pittsburgh and Philadelphia gatherings, Civil War-era tensions, and the evolution of the republic through contentious political debates and Union preservation.
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Maine
New ‘Hampshire
Vernont
Rhode Island
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Missouri
Kentucky
California
Town
Ohio
Indiana
Minois
Michigan
Wangan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
District of Columbus
Union
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Pitthbrergh
Mississippi
Furtus
United States
Republican Party
Ameenlus
Protestant churches move toward broad union across denominations
A century of discussions and proposals shows Protestant bodies worldwide seeking merged governance. Leaders from Presbyterian and Congregational groups favor consolidations with Episcopal, Methodist, and other denominations to unite under a common Christian mission and reduce costly, duplicative structures.
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United States
Church of Leathed
United Free Church
Church of Scotland
Getters’ Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Protestant Episcopal Church
Ae Methodiet
Episcopal Church
Mason and Mixon
South
Presbyterian Assembly
Robert Ro Sperr
Reformed Church
Enigo- States
Church of the United Brethren
Cin Christ
Eviangelical Synod of
North America
North
National Council of the Congregational Church
Ninimar
Christian Church
Ohio
Congregationilitarians
Cleland B. MgAson
Chicago
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Ws Church
Wnion
Simate
Relics From Early Republican Era Unearthed At Ripon Observation
A fragmentary item describes a commemorative letter and a copy of the proceedings of the first Republican National Convention. The letter by Phineas Buckindls notes economic distress, wartime prices, and hopes for a party revival, referencing Fremont’s 1856 nomination and the Pittsburgh convention held February 22, 1848.
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Republican Party
Ripon
Uarrison
Tyler
Westryss
Neki li
Lip
Ma Buckman
Aq Mechanics
Beuerilly
Ste
Fremont
Buchamin
Pittsburgh
A. Jy Stegoud
Fort Des Moines
Dada worth! a groundbreaking and controversial new book
Mae Lewis reviews Sree the nbtts, praising the author as a major American figure while dissecting the novel’s satire, character portrayals, and its critique of modern society. The piece notes wide acclaim and sharp criticism amid a debate over literary merit and cultural impact.
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New York
Shelan Lewis
Mae Lewis
Slate Street
Samuel Dodsworth
Ch Dorth
Tony Trac
Rt Society
Ana Widew
Sidelair Lewis
The Day's Editorial on Employment and Machinery
A wartime era report notes U S employment at high levels with machines replacing many manual tasks. Dairies and farms use more machinery for milking, separating, and churning. Construction shifts to mechanical lifting and rivetting as road building grows with new power.
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Armstrong Power
Industrial survey outlines rising machinery output and training efforts
Industrial leaders report increasing use of manning machines and tractored aids in road work and construction. Auto parts and electrical machinery show strong gains while furniture and radio production expand. Employers fund worker training and seek new customers amid a broad need for capital and vision.
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Uestion
Yetoy
Galiia
Automobile Acucasories
Muuriuface
Turing
Indus
Caet
Teripen Sauilards
Rabler
Debate Over Pheasant Laws Sparks Personal Liberty Debate
A reader-letter style piece questions the morality of pheasant hunting laws, arguing that enforcement infringes personal liberty. It defends individual choice to shoot pheasants, condemning government overreach while acknowledging some laws aim to protect crops and public order.
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Shenandoah
Omaha Bee
Hatior
Hearst
Did You Ever Stop to Think About American Influence in China
Edson R Waite argues that American education shaped Chinese elites more than direct American rule. He notes waves of Chinese students studying in the United States after Roosevelt’s actions following the Boxer Rebellion, funded by various governments and churches. The article discusses American schools, missionary colleges, and the spread of U.S.-trained Chinese leaders amid limited reciprocal American familiarity with China.
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Edson R. Waite
Tor
Powell- Vdter
Wis
United States
China
Mok
Theasdore Roonevelt
Clothiy
United State
Ching
Roosevelt
United Statens
Sun
New
Chine
United-States
Chinusa
Domestic Kitchen Recipes and Aesthetic Adages From 1929
A collage of century old recipes and social vignettes from 1929 blends how to make Cream-Blacuit and Vanilla Custard Fluff with terse social commentary. It captures household cooking directions, measurements, and a satirical glimpse of modern life including mentions of Hollywood and Fannie. The piece ends noting copyright by The George Matthew Adams Service.
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Rand Crite
Mike
Fannie
Shy
George Matthew Adams
Rippling Rhymes and Hollywood grief in fading glamour
The column by Walt Mabon laments faded beauty and failure in Hollywood. It recalls glamorous movie queens and gifted actresses, noting Fannie Fay and others who rose to stardom then vanished. The piece portrays the harsh glare of filmland with broken rhythm and nostalgic tone.
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Hollywood
Airia
Filmland
Piyday
Gorgaous Quma
Correct English Daily Quiz Corrections and guidance
A corrected English quiz item set discusses omit words in sentences like All of the boys went to the circus and which pronoun antecedents fit Jack or his father. It covers avoiding split infinitives, usage of coal terminology, anthracite, and phrasing improvements for clarity and grammatical accuracy. It notes issues with pronoun reference in crowds and universal comparisons.
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Jack
Santene Tuck
Auch
Sontenvon Agi
Pudtig Eduter
Soetin
Chuajlig Cheaters Reported Incomprehensible Play Commentary
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled dialogue about a billiards or sports event with unclear names and actions. No clear people, places, dates, or outcomes are discernible. The readable bits suggest accusations or questions about plays, but specifics are not recoverable.
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