Soak the rich chorus and the public gaze
The Vidette questions who qualifies as rich and who will be soaked by calls for redistribution. It notes that protesters may target not only millionaires but also the prosperous middle class and savers, sparking debate over who counts as the oppressor. The piece mentions a Mount Washington electric sign urging Garner for president and reflects on California and Texas political loyalties.
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Los Angeles
Republican
Mount Washington
Garner
California
Garnet
Wilson
Texas
Religious Fragments Invoke LORD’s Call to Israel and Atlee
Fragmentary biblical phrase asserts the Lord who created Atlee, Jacob, and Israel reassures fear with a declaration of belonging and divine calling, echoing Isaiah style about a people or leader named Atlee.
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Atlee
Jacob
Israe
Rome
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Life and Love: A Fragment on Time and Kindness
A fragmented verse reflects on life’s brevity between beginnings and endings. It urges shedding malice and greed, embracing gentleness and love as life moves swiftly toward hopeful peace and spiritual ascent.
Soak the Rich but Who Are the Rich
A Florence Vidette note questions who counts as rich amid the tax relief clamors. It contrasts a modest homeowner with a wealthy owner and highlights public curiosity about defining wealth in a rising cry to soak the rich.
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Bmw
Florence
Daughter of Father Judge Harwood Strips Record
The North Carolina Superior Court judge John J. Harwood admitted he altered a court record to shield his embezzling daughter. He received one year in jail while his daughter faces two years in state prison. The editorial laments the judge’s failure to uphold the law, questions paternal influence, and condemns his misconduct.
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Superior Court of
North Carolina
John JH. Harwood
Iris
Quarantine Rules Urged for Ravenger Air Flights
Dr. O J Hedenburg of Chicago urges strict quarantine for Ravenger international planes to prevent importation of malaria typhoid typhus and other diseases. He warns of daily future flights from foreign lands and supports fumigation of aircraft and passengers with costs borne by planes rather than government inspectors.
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Chicago
Ravenger
South American
Fall of Ivar Kreuger’s global image and morals
The world’s esteem for Swedish magnate Ivar Kreuger has soured after posthumous disclosures of questionable methods and alleged criminal practices used to build his vast fortune. The piece argues wealth gained by illegal or immoral means is a curse, challenging the legitimacy of many fortunes built on similar practices.
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Ivar ‘Kreuger
Richardson Fights Global Depression War
The passage praises Richardson as a starting point in a campaign against worldwide depression. It notes Sam Harben's leadership in mobilizing Texas press forces for favorable coverage and suggests he could rally broader support to combat low mood globally. The tone conveys encouragement and the prospect of notable achievement.
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Richardson
Sam Harben
Sam
Tia
Texas Press Association
Stock Market Panic Then and Now Cited by Richard Whitney
Richard Whitney warns that Congress may tax transfers of stock likely to trigger a panic and force the New York Stock Exchange to close. He notes most people would ignore danger, with many believing it would be beneficial if the Exchange ceased operation permanently.
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Richard Whitney
Congress
New York’Exchange
Stock Exchange
Chicago Man Plans Tiger Hunt Party with Dogs
A Chicago man is organizing a party to hunt tigers with dogs. He is urged to come down and collect about a hundred stray dogs that visit our garden every night and track up the area.
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Chicago
Lost in the Brazilian wilds and local disarray
The fragment discusses an Englishman lost in the Brazilian forests for seven years and compares that to the unsettled conditions at home. It notes locals who moved to the country to grow with it end up feeling blown about, illustrating a sense of widespread disorientation.
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Uap
Hoover Says Business Upturn Feels Real
President Hoover believes the economy has turned up and urges confidence. He notes the public can feel improvements if others share the benefit of the upturn.
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Hoover
Tax investigators close in on Lindbergh case suspects
Tax authorities intensify inquiries linked to the Lindbergh kidnapping, signaling heightened pursuit of potential suspects as investigators widen the net.
Government In Or Out Of Business
A Denison Herald opinion notes that the line between government and private enterprise blurs as federal activity grows. It argues big business pressures keep government involved and questions who truly dominates, urging consistency in claims about state intervention and subsidy needs.
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Washington
Congress
Denilson Herald
Public Service Commission Sets Taxpayer Policy Principle
The Public Service Commission of Indiana issued a decision establishing a public policy principle of vital interest to taxpayers. The ruling concerns a transfer company seeking a permit to operate a motor-truck service between Winchester and Portland, Indiana, with a connection at Portland.
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Public Service Commission of Indiana
Winchester
Portland
Indiana
Taxation weighs against trucking service in Indiana
The commission rejected a trucking service proposal and warned that highway maintenance costs and taxes favor railroads. It noted highway upkeep rose from 564 to 900 per mile since 1935, while transfer trucks incur only small local taxes, whereas railroads pay large sums across three counties totaling 176677.16 annually, influencing public policy decisions.
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Indiana
Commission
The Day's Best From Texas Newspapers
A montage of quips and quotes from Texas papers notes sharp lines on proposals nervousness modern girls and public figures. Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson says she dislikes publicity and protests that professionals rarely yield to public pressure. A Chicago scientist predicts a future sun collision that could change moods. A Ladonia note compares poor money circulation to poor blood flow.
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Aimee Semple McPherson-Hutton
Clarks- Ville
Free nations seek independence amid liquor control debate
The excerpt discusses Filipino independence goals, a half billion treasury surplus, and a critique of Prohibition as a test of American citizenship, noting dangers of state liquor control. It reflects editorials from Washington Post, Digest, and Brunswick Pilot commenting on governance and national policy.
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Washington Post
Weston
Brunswick Pilot
Critic voices fatigue over new film showing
A Arkansas Gazette item notes a critic nearly fell asleep during a new film screening. The writer jokes about the effort needed to stay awake and suggests retrenchment by cutting salaries for unemployed office occupants.
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Putheic
Arkansas ‘Gazette
Worth a Smile Crowing On Religion And Money
An old man muses on religion and money in religious assurance, noting people say they hope for both but unsure which leads to real good. A highway notice in Ireland requires lights after darkness begins. A wedding-like scene describes a man with lilies and a prince in a gray suit at New Haven Evening Register.
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Sunday School Times
Ireland
New Haven Evening Register
Pancake Count and Tax Joke In Old Lettering
A farmer Lysander recounts troubles to a neighbor about a wife asking him to count pancakes at breakfast. The tale turns to humor over a 26th pancake and a separate line about a fortune seeker receiving an income tax blank and replying with a joking refusal linked to lodges.
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Lysander
Ahim
Junto
Treasury Department
Treasury
Brethven Seeks Help After Carpet Tacks Scatter Pulpit
The sexton Brethven had been laying carpet on the pulpit platform when tacks were left scattered on the floor. "See, here, James," he remarks, prompting attention to the unsafe setup.
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Brethven
Sexton
James
Rupture expert Shevnan to demo Zootic Shield in Sherman
H. M. Shevnan, a noted Chicago rupture expert, will be at the Grayson Hotel in Sherman on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 19 and 29, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. to demonstrate the Zootic Shield, a noninvasive method claimed to improve rupture and circulation without medicines. He is formerly an assistant to FF Ht. Seeley and will accept demonstrations without charge.
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H. M. Shevnan
Chicago
Shevnan
N. T. Ave
FF Ht. Seeley
Fragmented OCR Quote Reveals Unclear Historical Dialogue
A partial OCR fragment shows a terse exchange with garbled dialogue mentioning danger and avoiding lingering. The text quotes a parent and a respondent discussing what might happen and likely a grim outcome, but several words are unreadable.
Local notices and ads in dated 1992 weekly edition
Fragmentary OCR notice listing multiple public office announcements and deadlines. Mentions the Sloth dePatlie event date and a $500 amount for insertion orders. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate official notices and insertion terms in a county publication.
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Tha Faresite
Benham
Vernon Roar incident reported by regional commissioner
A fragmentary OCR snippet mentions Vernon Roar and regional officials including commissioners from Ne and Ve rn ton area. The incomplete text references precinct level administration and a local government context without a clear event or outcome.
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