Withering Senate Style Sparks in Robison Remarks
Arkansas Senator Robinson, a Democratic leader, is described as the Senate’s master of withering style. Accounts compare Reed, Lotge, and Rossi ngon for sharpness, noting Robinson’s early attempts to restore order during a fast session. He addresses whispers and buzzing colleagues with calm, measured commands, urging suspended conversation until discussions finish.
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Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Lotge
Massachusetts
Congress
Robinson
Trial court verdict tests church doctrine in bishop case
In a high profile dispute, the court found that the doctrines in Bishop Brown's writings do not align with church teachings. The retired Arkansas bishop faces possible admonition, suspension, or deposition as the case proceeds on appeal. Brown's defense argued against literal Scriptural infallibility and affirmed the church's stance on evolution.
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Ees
Merdir
Epicconn House of Bishops
Willan Montgomery Bront
Arkansas
Brown
Coutra
Joseph W. Shatts
Dayton
Ohio
Col George Harvey Returns to Pen as Washington Post Editor
Col George Brinton McMellan Harvey resumes editorial leadership at the Washington Post after leaving the court of St James. Born in Peacham Vermont in 1864, he held roles at New Jersey and North Carolina governors’ staffs and later led Harper & Bros. He previously edited the New York World and the North American Review, and served as ambassador to Great Britain in 1821.
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Col
George
Brinton McMellan
Harvey
Court of St. James
Washington Post
New Jersey
North Carolina
Peacham, VI
Peacham Academy
Nevada
Vermont
Middlebury
Hrakina
Springer
Republican
Chicago ‘Daily News
New York World
Vari
Irs Bi
North American Review and
Wey
Weel, Tor
Harper & Bros
Phen Barrey
Great Britain
Fragmented OCR crowding into a Senate note
A garbled OCR draft references a senator and political talk in the United States Senate. It mentions a colleague and a patriotic duty with uncertain details and many broken words.
No fall at Winne County Agricultural Society fair
Iowa notes show corn crop potential in June and July and a bumper crop from corn planted early. City and state road projects boost labor demand, while the seventieth anniversary Jubilee state fair is planned for August 20 29. Shrine mosque construction at Des Moines site approved. Iowa per capita government cost rose to 17 38 in 1923, up sharply from prior years. County demonstrations on broad sow selection and sweet clover pasture noted, with telephony density high. Abraham Lincoln tablet placed at Denison land once owned by Lincoln. Accident statistics from 1916 1923 summarized with 1923 the worst year yet. Quotations and civic notes round out the issue.
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Winneae County Agricultural Society
Iowa
Des' Mories
United States Department of Commerce
Lowatas
Yowa
Agricultural Extension Service
Iowa State College
United States Department of Agriculture
Treaus
Amestong
William Cutter
Coin
Page County
Cutter
Lima
U. S. Department of Commerce
Abraham Lincoln
Daughters of the American Revolution
Denison
Crawford
Goyl
Earth
Jensen Creamery
Coon Rapidd
Saints Who Made Impress On Times
Neighbors in the Verdugo hills discuss four saints honored in a British parliament window display. John Steven McGroarty narrates a grand tale of Saint George, Saint David, Saint Andrew, and Saint Patrick, torchbearers of Galilee’s wanderers remembered as kings warriors statesmen and moral figures of the Isles of the Narrow Seas.
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Verdugo Hills
John Steven McGroarty
Los Angeles ‘Times
London
George of
Higland
David
Wales
Andrew
Scotland
Patrick
Ireland
Verdugo
Galilee
Isles of the Narrow Seas
George
Islea
George of the Dragon
Isles of
Bricks of Molton from Lava's Forge
The New York Times reports Italian engineers have long mastered using volcanic steam for industry. In Yellowstone the steam supply would be vastly greater, making “puffing holes” seem minor. Near Kilauea, boring for steam has progressed for over a year but drilling is slow in basalt. The Hawaiian government studies creating Tagliten lava bricks by an elevated trolley system delivering lava to molds.
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Yellowstine Park
Yellowstone
Tuscany
Kilauea
Hawaii
Department of Commerce
Tha ‘Crater
New York Times
Scouts Seek Permanent Camp At Careyhurst Wyoming
The Boy Scouts of Casper Wyoming present a plan for a permanent camp at Careyhurst near the mouth of Box Elder canyon in Wyoming. Former Gov Robert D Carey supports the project and has donated steel bunks for ten patrol cabins and plans include a large mess hall kitchen and camp headquarters. The Borelder creek waters flow through the grounds and a nearby preserve adds scenic value.
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Carey
Frightened groom arrives with elder uncle for best man
In Louisville, Courier Journal notes the wedding scene as the groom appears with an elderly uncle while the bride comes with her mother, sisters, and eight bridesmaids. The uncle surveys the entourage and jokes to the groom about staying.
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Loulaville -Courley-Journal
Bouquets or Brickbats Atage Manager Go Forward
American Legion Weekly notes theater critique style with a dramatic call of author and intentions. The fragment hints at reactions to a manager and a playwright with cheers and questions about motives. Named entities are minimal. the text reads as a censorship era theater skit excerpt.
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J-J
Amatican Legion Weekly
Knowledge Is Power Lawyer Says Jury or Judge
A cartoonish exchange pits a knowledge hungry lawyer asking if verdicts come by jury or judge while a plumber boasts of serving the town. The dialogue hints at local distrust and preference for the judge in a small town setting.
Palm Canyon Named A Noted American Scenic Spot
The article describes Palm Canyon near Riverside California as a rare native palm landscape. It highlights towering Washington palms, desert setting, Mount San Jacinto overhead, and unusual trees scarred from Indian ceremonies. It notes proposed 1600 acre reservation and needs Indian consent to become a national monument.
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America
Uncle Sam
Palm Canyon
Arabia
Hemisphere
Riverside
Gat
California
San‘ Jacinto
Ague Gallente Band of Indiang
Grand Art Treasures at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Toni Coney surveys The Met in New York, praising its vast collection from Roman frescoes to Egyptian relics. He highlights display variety, from music instruments and glass to pottery, crystal and ancient sarcophagi, noting the Tomb of Perneb and the Egyptian princess’s tomb as striking examples of ancient architecture and burial art.
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Metropolitan Museum of ‘Art
Imuseum
Park
New York
Toni Coney
Porhpellgn
Mount Vesuvius
Cyprus
Yat
Perneb
Egypt
Ammonia Uses Suggested for Pest and Gun Cleaning
A vintage note describes ammonia as a handy solvent for cleaning a gun quickly when hunting and for ridding cracks and crannies of ants without soap. The tip emphasizes economy and effectiveness, claiming ammonia drives pests away.
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Dad
Fragmentary quotes from a youth tale in These days
Readable bits show character speak about a boy who can make a girl blush and a line about thinking he’s a wonder, with garbled punctuation and stray quotation marks suggesting an incomplete juvenile dialogue segment.
Partners in Crime Cooperation Among Wild Creatures
An odd note from the Macon News hints at cooperation among wild creatures. A stonks and a wolf are described as sharing neighborhood ties, while misread phrases suggest a stray human or event. The article reads like a fragmented local column with garbled names and places.
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Stonks
Macon ‘News
Allen's Foot Ease Foot Bath Adverts in Le Roy NY
Ladies can wear shoes by a simple shake and soak. Allen's Foot Ease provides instant relief for tired feet. Foot bath helps ease tightness and soreness, with Le Roy New York advertised.
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Allen
le Roy
N.Y
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