Motors Stocks Soar as Market Hits New Highs
The market surged with unprecedented volume and a record 2,762,300 shares traded. United States Steel Common led activity at 282,000 shares, closing at 127 1/2, a high since last spring, as rumors of open market buying and corporate actions fueled intense speculation and extended trading hours.
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Ar Jonser
Acith
Ierkcerk Aid Capital
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Stock Exchange
Inerden
Hye
Lower Manhattan
United States Steel Common
Dorothy Dixs Letter Box on Gossip and Neighbors
Dorothy Dix cautions about meddling neighbors and flirtatious women. A reader asks how to handle a friend whose attitude strains marriage while Dorothys advice urges firm boundaries and self respect. The column recalls a Dutch legend about a fortune and warns against allowing others to dictate personal choices.
Revelations of a Wife Confessional Excerpt Revealed
A serialized domestic drama presents a tense scene as a wife questions her husband about infidelity and plans a staged escape with the mother in law. The narrative follows tense discussions, a nurse's assurances, and a covert plan to confront the situation before dawn. The excerpt centers on marital strain, secrecy, and dramatic improvised action.
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Graham
Pamerly
Margaret
Lee Chow
Washington Day in Review Brief Fragment
Fragmentary wire service recap from Washington noting oath events, final witness testimony, and remarks on federal expenditures and projects. Mentions Representative Cairne and other lawmakers, with ambiguities in names and details due to OCR issues.
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Cairne
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Real estate transfers amid estate and district notes
The following seven transfers appear in the record, detailing parcels in Mayford, Maiden dia triot, and surrounding streets. Names include A. Lave, Gardner, Williamson, and others with various mentions of corner lot bounds and adjacent streets.
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Wotag
Willzen
Phy
Baura
Noe
Binels
Chu Tiller
Cherlesten
Ethr
Bomeiers
Mayford
Mers
Nowa
Biets
Telit Ujetelet
Mersidenctina
Ress
Pour Withrew
Wilson
Robertyat
Abe
A. Lave
Chelyad
Rutteer
Lewis Streets
Cinrindston
Sly
Giardner
Soimngbury
Glendale
Harleston A
Outsiders May Get Bridge Work
A garbled but readable item indicates bids were opened for bridge work in Charleston area. Names and firms appear, with references to contractors, bids, and a project likely tied to public works and steel fabrication.
Be Lee Ve Si No Be Lee Ve Si No Zon It
In the wake of political news Clyde H East reports on anti prohibition sentiment and press enforcement amid the 1920 era crackdown. The piece discusses opposition to prohibition, church and editorials, and supporters of Mary Fogh amid renewed debate and enforcement efforts.
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East
Srijenn
Eeport
Go Brown
Esa Missionen
Rtm Tackersbure News
Eamanieniss
Flint
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Lins
Chertehes
West Virginia Tax Fight and Prohibition Debate
The article reviews broad economic policy combat in West Virginia centering on sales tax arguments, prohibition enforcement, and business climate. It cites Commissioner Brewy, the West Virginia Council of Merchants, and Wheeling executives pressing for tax reform to attract industry, along with public notices on enforcement and legislative sessions.
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West Virginia
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Virginia
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Men Beginning to Take Up Corsets
Fragmentary OCR text shows men adopting corsets with scattered names and titles. The garbled lines mention individuals like Bex, Robert, and references to leadership and legal terms, but details are unclear and likely misread.
Court Routine Appearances In Cranmen Pleas Court
Fragments show court docket entries Friday with names like Tulle Known Thod Kang Earley and Laura Layla. Dueling petitions include actions for divorce and other civil matters. Several parties such as Davis and Toborreon appear, while Berry Collins is noted with 60 counts and a company entry.
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Thod Kang
Divacer
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Davis
Tohwetaan
Rvul Toborreon
Berry Collins
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Cor
Camer
Mediev ad Tee Thier Reoeeme For Wruttdies et dk humo
Fragmented OCR town notes list local names and events for a period in South Charleston. Mentions Connie Seven Mente Corrye Sehjessstein and Mr and Mrs Barrick Tuli, plus several families attending church, a baptist meeting, and a political rally. Includes names like George Thoms and Mrs Sheruno with varied spellings and unclear dates.
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Wade Boas
Connie
Hiew'bey
Celiaibas
Lewis
Margaret Barrickman
Decree Barrick
Barclay
Sheruno
Hutlingran
Wong
Phntingtore
Ste
Lee Wuest
Myra
Bo Poteck
Alba
Mra
George Thoms
Mira
The
Tyne
Lieorge Ziser
Mivernide
Efeloels
B.S
Hsu
Rey
Rank Byhurn
Uaria- Hin Wadeweor
Livering Seryters
Marriage Licenses From County Court Clerk’s Ledger
A list from the county court clerk’s office shows marriage licenses issued to Trin Bile Houston and Willie Cox, and to others including Kampel enunie and Mack oC Ladlift. The apparent entries include ages and counties, with Kamiwha and Oruuch counties mentioned.
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Trin Bile Houston
Willie Cox
Kampel Enunie
Dmibert Peleus
Viele
Mack Oc
Ladlift
Merch Hoth
Kamiwha
Oruuch
Apparition At Church Draws Crowds In London Shelter
Worshippers filled the church as reports described a miraculous apparition of a Madonna child. Amid the crowd the priest led prayers while observers reported a glow and a crosslike sign. A proposed tunnel under the Thames and a £20,000,000 project for a new approach were also mentioned as related plans.
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London
London woman seeks services after apparent death
A London woman proclaimed fear that she might be buried alive after an apparent death. She offered a warning and reserved a fee for a possible revival or service, citing a regular charge of $100.
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Ceris A. Alenegon
London
Eddie
Irish man jailed for neglect amid famine era hardship
Jeremiah Kenny of Almister Ireland was arrested after his five children starved to death due to neglect while an army pension of five dollars a week lay accumulating for five months because he failed to take action.
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Guston
Rine
Teremiah Kenny
Almister
Ireland
Cane
Fall novelties with cuffs and gloves attract buyers
A local retailer promotes fall novelties including fancy cuffs slip-ons and driving gloves. Imported fabric suedes and heavy silk sarahi suedes are showcased with a special table offering novelties at $2.98, highlighting value and style.
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