Fragmented Excuses Blur County Office Debate In 19th Century Gazette
A garbled 19th century text discusses county office operations and employment services. It mentions the state employment office, county courthouse, and allegations of incompetence by officials. The prose imagines how unemployment relief and public works programs might interact with local government and courts.
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Qounty
Lesset
Linn Cocnir
Rete
Jones Steve
Tce Patelé
Gentle Reminders on Kindness and Manners in Everyday Life
A set of reflective vignettes urges tact and consideration in social acts. It contrasts gentle generosity with condescending aid and notes how money or status can shape respect, urging courtesy toward the vulnerable and a steady, self respecting demeanor.
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Luke
Unclear OCR text on historical speech and events
Fragmented passages describe a public speech by a leader and reactions from attendees, with references to communism, revenue, and policing. Names, dates, places, and clear events are obscured by garbled OCR, making precise identification difficult.
A Curio of Notes on Arts and People in New York
A collage of personal reminiscences and cultural bits spans radio skits, stage shows, predictions, Broadway color, and literary asides. It names Alice Roosevelt Longworth, Lindy, James Roche, Irving Berlin, and Don Marquis, interweaving travel, arts, and odd anecdotes with memories of Edith Mebarton and Percy Crosby.
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Colorado
Wilmington
du Ponts
Frank Sullivan
Hollywood
Paris
Venezuela
James Jeffrey Roche
Lindy
Cub
Bhail
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Longworth
Cincinnati
New York
Ratoff and Watts Share Morning Paper Bonds
The piece recalls Parkersburg births of Wesster and Watts Jr and recalls Clyde Fitch’s kindness that saved a job. It notes John Barrymore’s career woes and praises Abe Lyman’s orchestra. Marilyn Miller’s first husband Frank Carter dies in a car crash. Ted Saucier is praised as a keen hotel press agent. a royal faux pas ends with a witty quip about dukes.
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T. Wesster
Richard Watts, Jr
Parkersburg
W. Va
New York
Clyde Fitch
John Barrymore
Albert Payson Terhune
Gelett Burgess
Fred Allen
Abe Lyman
Ziegfeld
Marilyn Miller
Frank Carter
the Waldorf
Ted Saucier
Harry Silvey
Daredevil Performer Heads East in 1930s Film Era
A daredevil performer of silent cinema era trains in the Northeast and headlines a motion picture stunt act. The piece links her with early film studios, noting roles, travel routes, and survival through the era's perilous tricks.
Exploring Mind and Morals in Science and Youth Camps
An author notes science offers moral insight but not all answers. Discusses planned CCC style camps for young women, aims to empower through work and education. Also cites psychology on shy youth becoming confident. promotes Dr. Mitchell booklet at cost.
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Belence
National Youth Administration
Youth Administration
Scientific American
Napoleon
David Mitchell
Propitious Sunday Horoscope Promises Social and Romantic Activity
Sunday's horoscope foresees a highly favorable day for social cultural spiritual domestic and romantic pursuits with potential for happiness and adventure. It cautions about treachery and abrupt surprises requiring caution and tactful handling. Those with May 16 birthday face a lively year in social artistic and domestic matters.
Robert Jackson Looms Large in New Deal Reform Push
Washington profile of Robert Houghwout Jackson, 45, assistant attorney general and key anti trust crusader, detailing his rise from Jamestown lawyer to senior official, his role in tax, anti trust, and holding company cases, and his reputation as a disciplined, stylish reformer with a plain upbringing.
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Robert A. Jackson
PY Ashington
Robert Houghwout Jackson
Jackson
Jamestown
N. Y
Justice Department
New York
the Supreme Corda Sey
Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau
Herman O. Oliphant
Johns Hopkins University
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Morgenthau
Internal Revenue Bureau
Mellon
Pittsburgh
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Supreme Court
Uncle Andy" Mellon
Aluminum Company of America
Wisconsin
Maryland
Washinton
Spring Creek
Hoe
Pennsylvania
Albany
Jaca
Telephone
Frank Hogan
Jackson Iiset
Niapara- Hudson Power Company
Morgan Corporation
Niagara-Hudson
New York Bar Association
American Bar Association
Maine
Vermont
Couny
Sarcastic Words May Ruin Your Husband's Plans
Advice column style notes a quarrelsome couple where sarcasm darkens home life and affects a busy husband. A worried mother seeks Miss Manners guidance on meddling, while Tubby asks about romance for larger women and dieting.
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Appointment of Administrator with Will Annexed
On May 14,, Carl Hendrickbos was appointed as Administrator with Will Annexed of James McClelland Ross's estate in Linn County. Creditors must immediate payment and file claims with the Clerk of the Linn County District Court through attorney Car. Hendersonson.
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Ling County
Carl Hendrickbo
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