Passing of Ebert Ends German Leader’s Long Rise to Power
Friedrich Ebert, Germanys self made president who guided the nation through crises, saw fascism and communism rise and fall, and backed the Dawes plan. His death is a serious blow to hopes for early settlement of major postwar issues.
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Ebert
Friedrich Ebert
Germany
Wreag
Euurope
Nicolai Lenine
Ehert
Mini
Mhert
Uring
Genniah
Brit
Khert
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Tie
Ride Valley
Hin
Dawes
Emma Pealpe
Kert
Bible in Schools Debate Reopens in General Assembly
In Twin Towns the 41st General Assembly discusses a bill by Representative Catpp of Union County to compel Bible reading in public schools. Gripp proposes a daily ten verse segment with parental opt out. supporters cite Bible literacy as essential to education and civilization.
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41St
General Assembly
Catpp
Union County
Gripp
Notable self made and noble lineages through history
The passage argues bloodlines shape greatness from poverty to power. Cites Mefici in Italy and American families Adams Roosevelt Holmes and Roosevelt heirs. Points to enduring family achievement across centuries and nations amid upheaval and reverence.
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Shakespeare
Tuincoln
David Lloyd-George
Nicolai Lenine
Haly
Medicis
March 2 Highlights Across States and National Events
Today marks a legal Texas holiday and several anniversaries including General Sam Houston and Texas Independence Day. Across Maine and Massachusetts hundreds of town meetings convene to vote on local questions while seed corn test week encourages farmers to select seeds for a normal 1925 crop. The Overton act on minors in public schools faces Supreme Court consideration. A national radio convention opens in New York City as political and corporate gatherings unfold in Washington and state capitals.
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Llegal
Texas
Sam Housten
Maine
Masachusetts
Cihe Supreme Four
United States
New York City
Pennsylvania
Washington
Wiscon- Vaile
Ftivose Wit
Ohare
Cross Word Puzzle Solution From Saturday's Paper
A compact listing of crossword clues and answers shows a dense puzzle grid with entries across and down ranging from anatomy to music to measurement including 3 7 14 15 17 19 21 22 24 25 26 27 29 30 32 34 36 37 40 41 42 46 49 51 53 56 57 59 60 64 66 67 68 70 72 73 across and down, alongside a garbled note about rural mail, officials, and a few place names.
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Sinate Weden
Obscure notices from a damaged 19th century page
Fragmentary obituaries and notices list several individuals with scattered details. Names include Willinan Ti, Adiisem, and Ben A. Webster, plus references to places such as Boone and Wayne county. The text mentions burials or deaths on various dates and hints at civic topics and local politics with uncertain connections.
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Adiisem
Senate
Permy
Dabwaue
Adoninaus
Pholues
Boone
Wayne County
Ben A. Webster
Lowe Department ‘American Legion
Tava Sa
One Year Ago Today in Premier Puydication Letter
A fragment notes a March 2 diary entry from Premier Ramsay Mechonghi to Premier enre. It mentions Britain woes and suspicion of France's large air fleet, reflecting a tense prewar regional stance.
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Ramsay Mechonghi
Sai
Britain
France
Birthday dignitaries listed for March 2 in old news clip
The page lists figures born on March 2 across decades, including Dr William E E Dunn once with UT and later a tax collector in Sulphur Springs Texas, Dr Alfred H Uphuim a University of Idaho president born in Maton Ohio, and William J Driver a U S congressman born in Oscenia Arkansas among others from Lynchburg Virginia.
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University of Texas
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Alfred H. Uphuim
University of Idaho
Maton
Ohio
William J. Driver
Congress
Arkansas
Oscenia
Ark
Samet Uniermyver
New York
Lynchbure
Val
Tax Grievances and Political Ambition Across States
Narrated by a Washington observer, the piece cites Ernest Ackerman questioning tax distribution among New York New Jersey Ohio and Pennsylvania and notes industrial vs non industrial state concerns. It also surveys secretary of state prospects and a quip about a politician boasting of a first great speech near a cemetery.
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Sian
Ernest Ackerman
New Jersey
Ackerman
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Dusary
Othe
Uncle Sarands
Ys Ackerman
Abe
Keble Fra Dussadeer
Gye
Britain
Fragmented War of Words Reflects Rhetoric Across Nations
A garbled civic discourse fragment reports on budget debates, wartime leave, and public finance with scattered phrases about Allies, sports spending, and government spending. The text mentions a farmer, a national budget, and artificial sugar as disconnected ideas, reflecting noisy editorial style.
Oak Grove Community News Roundup
Oak Grove notes recount a Tuesday visit by Mrs Gene Miller and a large gathering. The Millers plan a move to the Jakeite farm this spring as local families assist with trips, school term updates and community events including a Fort Tyler sale and a Ladies Aid service.
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Iaver Klab
Gene
Loswer Stone
Feenore
Kenwood
Hindi
Fort Tyler Sale
Margaret McCormick
Winifred Sanders
Hinrry Shea
Hart Tyler
Shedisburg
Jack Shea
Dite Son
Vinton
Abr
John Genter
Henry Burgess
Earl Wyler
Richard Willigins
Yeatsian Youth and Political Discord Echo Across Regions
Fragmented prose sketches youth and politics, citing a Springfield Republic piece and Des Moines matters. Mentions Breckhart bloc, Des Abode governance, and general assembly. critiques reform, socialism, and term limits. hints at county offices and elections amid unrest.
Scrapping Children Repent Loss of Big Estate
A contested will case involving Curtis fuab and Moennig spanned three years of court battles over a large estate. Mrs Lema Spierer faced opposition as the state contested provisions and the will was reversed on appeal before remand for settlement. Court costs and lawyers' fees were discussed as part of the unclear outcome.
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Curtis Fuab
Moennig
Gad
Lema Spierer
Fromehrer
Saprente
Jad Salts Claim to Cure Kidney Aches and Cleanse Kidneys
An old newspaper advertorial touts Jad Salts as a remedy to achey kidneys and related digestive issues. It urges readers to drink a teaspoon in water before breakfast for several days, claiming the product purges "torpid liver" and neutralizes kidney acids, promising inexpensive relief from kidney troubles.
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Meeion Hewin
Walt
Jad
Sado Salis
Exoylle Gee
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