27 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1921
Page
1
Vinton Iowa edition announces publication details with editor and publisher names, pricing options of 3.83 and 4.00 yearly, and classified rates. The notice lists mailing office details and indicates second class matter status.
Debs is released by order of President Harding after two and a half years in prison. He meets with Daugherty and Harding in Washington and reiterates his unchanged socialist beliefs. Debs says he remains a citizen of the world, not regaining U.S. citizenship except by special dispensation, and notes his inability to vote. The piece reflects on his political stance and the symbolic loss of citizenship. It also references postwar disarmament sentiment and upcoming 1922 battles.
A disjointed medieval adventure unfolds aboard a sea vessel headed north, with Captain Carison Mindman and crew entangled in a ransom plot. Nesbits of danger emerge as Rainey, Lund, Pesgy, and others navigate mutinous tensions while seeking a hidden treasure and fateful outcomes amid combat and intrigue.
The note indicates continued automobile tax issues and mentions that claims must be complete and sworn to by the agent, with a deadline of the 31st. The fragment suggests an official notice requiring sworn statements for tax matters and the involvement of an agent.
Fragmentary OCR text from a New Frontier era Ohio page. Appears to mention names and place hints but is largely unreadable with garbled phrases and unclear context. No coherent event or actions can be determined.
A claim states birds can become white if kept in a white room with white surroundings and people in white, but notes the feathers fully turn white only after the third or fourth generation.
A Whitman quotation laments civic strife as dangerous to the nation. The fragment reflects on how a drawn line segments people, rendering some inferior and others privileged, a fate not of their making.
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