Porcupine Dear Old Letter Writer Worries Love Exchange
A lyrical note laments delayed correspondence and brittle suspense in a long simmering romance. The speaker mocks the recipient and fantasizes dramatic fates for the slow writer while hoping for a letter tonight. The piece fuses humor with anxious affection.
Fragmentary OCR Notice About Association Event
An unclear OCR reads as a notice from an association about a meeting or event. It mentions a date or time fragment and references members or participants plus an anticipated action or decision. Details are garbled but indicate formal organizational correspondence.
Socialists Disillusioned by Bolshevik System Report
A commission of Italian Socialist representatives returning from Russia states Bolshevism fails to meet basic civil needs. They, along with German and British Socialists, reject revolutionary methods, endorse peaceful evolution, and warn against pursuing utopian socialist goals through Bolshevik means. The piece notes broad Western socialist alignment toward reform over upheaval.
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Russia
Commission of Socialist
Italy
Europe
Moscow
Track in the Deep Prepared for New York Harbor Cables
Navies test radio pilot cables laid in New York harbor promising guiding signals for ships up to sixteen miles offshore. The system uses magnetic waves readable by wireless receivers within 500 feet, reducing accidents and enabling direct routes across oceans for future transatlantic cables.
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New York Harbor
Seven Seas
Get Yourself On Screen To See Your Habits
A humorous note suggests filming people to reveal personal habits. A man watches a cameo of himself and asks why he exhibits a certain quirk, proving how others perceive behavior differently. The piece invites readers to consider self-awareness by viewing themselves on screen.
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Pete
Corn for Hogs Increases Feed Aids Hog Production
The report notes more corn entering hog feed and reduced hogshead usage, signaling shifts in feeding practices and production costs for hog farmers.
Banking shifts broaden role beyond deposits and loans
An article notes banks expanding into wider services beyond merely taking deposits and lending. It cites a New York bank that owns radium loaned free to hospitals, and comments on how such changes reflect the “heart of business” in modern finance.
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New York
Guidance of Children and Health Inquiries Across Jerusalem
A discussion on child upbringing emphasizes balanced guidance and giving children early choice while teaching obedience as a pleasure. It includes reader questions on inhaling tincture of iodine for tuberculosis and worm remedies, advising skepticism of cures and urging medical evaluation, noting Jerusalem’s linguistic diversity with twenty three languages spoken.
Highway report shows mixed conditions across several routes
Lincoln Highway and towns from North Platte to Sterling are reported good. Pine Bluffs to Cheyenne mostly good with caution near Hillsdale. Cheyenne to Laramie de touring very good. Medicine Bow to State Line fair with rough sections near Sage. Torrington road excellent for 15 miles then good for 25. Yellowstone Highway to Greeley and Ft. Lupton, and Ft. Collins area including Loveland and Longmont are good.
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Lincoln Highway
North Platte
Julesboro
Sterling
Pine Bluffs
Cheyenne
Hillsdale
Laramie
Medicine Bow
State Line Fair
Big Piney South
Daniels Fair
Sage
Torrington
Yellowstone Highway
Greeley
Ft. Lupton
Ft. Cains
Loveland
Longmont
Weather Forecast for Northern Rocky Mountain and Platte Regions
The report covers Chugwater Wheatland Casper Moteta and surrounding areas for October 18 to 23 with unsettled conditions and rain or snow beginning the week, followed by generally fair and cold freezing temperatures. Cheyenne Wyoming reports sunrise at 6.14 and sunset at 5.14.
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Casper Fair
Rocky Mountain
Platte Ohe
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Democratic Ticket for 1920 Presidential Campaign
A political advertisement listing a Democratic ticket for 1920 with James M. Cor as president, Franklin D. Roosevelt as vice president, Wade H. Fowler for Congress, Ray K. Olds and William Storey for state senators, R. Graham as clerk, Charles C. Branson as county treasurer, Donahue and Fred Kinghers as county commissioners, plus several county offices including sheriff, attorney, assessor, surveyor, and coroner with names such as T. J. Meher and Bayly Minkbiner.
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James M. Cor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Wade
Ray K. Olds
William Storey
R. Graham
Charles C. Branson
Donahue
Fred Kinghers
Riff
Edwin J. Smalley
John S¢inneman
R. S. Menteer
T. J. Meher
T. B. Michry
Hawin
R. Dildine
George 1
Prosser
Bayly H. Minkbiner
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