Virginia Back in Democratic Fold After Virginia and New York Results
Atlantic News Telegraph notes Virginia returns to the Democratic column after last year’s Hoover shift. It says statewide results show no surprise, with Tammany in New York and Democrats in Virginia dominating, while Chicago voters reject a $20 million highway bond issue. The piece argues frequent elections hinder business.
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Virginia
New York
Tammany
Old Dominion
Chicago
Coalition Judicial
The Fake Armistice Remembered In Retrospective Tragedy
A historical recount marks the November seventh anniversary of the fake armistice story that misled the world. United Press figures like Rey W. Howard and Admiral Wilson faced scrutiny as the hoax caused global celebration before the truth surfaced.
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Ayropos
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Aris
Pete
Howard
Naval Hondaucarter
Admiral Wilson
Monard
Amerie Naval Headquarters
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Eldoine
Crete
Genue
Fae
Gianing
Roy
Amd
Uru
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Political Upset Across States Dazzles Voters in 1930s
In New York, Tammany backed Wilkes defeated Guardia by a large plurality as voters keep faith in Democratic leadership amid corruption charges. Socialist Norman Thomas surged to 176,000 votes, a surprising rise from earlier totals, while former Police Commissioner Enright drew about 1,000. In Virginia, Judge Pollard, the regular Democrat, defeated coalition candidate Brow by a decisive margin.
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Virginia
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Amie
Guardia
Ha Guardiq
Norman Thomas
Wagre
Thomas
Metropolis
Enright
Geo
Judge Pollard
William Munsally
Brow
Indications of Winter Trade and Seasonal Change
Indications abound of winter approaching with colder mornings and preparations like storm windows and radiator antifreeze. The piece muses on nature’s seasonal cycle, human attempts to harness forces, and the mystery of the greater forces behind weather and life. It contrasts scientific control with limits, noting autumn leaves, migrating birds, and seasonal foods resuming in hotels and eateries.
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Wien
Canute
Guinan's Broadway Advice Provokes Mixed Reactions
A night club hostess from New York, billed as Tex Guinan, appears at Chitave theater with a controversial show titled Broadway hi. The performer offers advice to wives on keeping husbands, drawing sharp criticism for promoting sensationalism and exploiting gender roles while audiences debate the moral tone and intelligence of such acts.
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Distribution of Freed Fruits and Vegetables Across Markets
Washington reports a Bureau of Railway Economics study on 1983 freight flows for eighteen key fruits and vegetables to 66 principal market centers. California Arizona and Washington supplies reached all markets. Texas Florida Colorado Oregon Idaho Arkansas Louisiana varied by reach, with several states serving 50 or more cities and a few under 22.
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Bureau of Railway Economies
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Florida
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Oregon
Idaho
Arkansas
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Creole Sauce and Creole Cooking Techniques
A fragmentary 19th century style kitchen note describes Creole cuisine blending French and Spanish influences. It provides a rough recipe for Creole sauce and stock, with onions peppers garlic and spices, plus instructions to simmer drain strain and serve with fish or boiled meats. It references liver appetite and suggests vinegar and pepper as flavorings.
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Powell
Tegrspunetyl
Dolan
Long-distance Fruit and Vegetable Shipments Across States
The article notes wide shipping networks for produce with New York and Chicago sourcing from 48 states, Boston from 42, and Detroit market imports from multiple states. It highlights long hauls, especially from California Washington and Illinois, with many shipments exceeding 1,000 miles and a sizable share over 3,000 miles.
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Rhodesland
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New Hampshire
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Correcting English Quiz Notes and Word Usage
Compiled corrections and guidance on sentence clarity and word choices. Points cover subject–verb agreement with your picture on their wall, improving phrases like please leave me to do it by my own, distinctions between hurry hasten, and usage of thereafter henceforth inaugurated asylum phrasing and asylum for the insane.
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Ludger
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason BH
Detective verse preview notes that readers seek plotted fiction over ornate phrasing. The piece argues that romance and philosophy take a backseat to story tension and clear narrative drive.
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Walt Mason
Book Lover Dreams Amid Messy OCR Fragments
An amateur reader laments poor OCR text while craving uplifting stories by Mae Christie and S S Van Dine. The narrator seeks captivating novels to read aloud in a cluttered room, hoping to buy better books and avoid dull volumes as they speak of authors and copyright concerns.
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Gare
Matthess Adams
Sargien
Trading at home keeps towns alive says Stillwater editor
Kuslow, editor of the Stillwater Minn Cazette, argues residents should trade locally to sustain shops and employment. He notes that if trade exits town, stores cannot survive and neighbors lose work, urging readers to buy in their hometown and support local merchants rather than shopping out of town.
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Stillwater
Minn Cazette
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