Practical Education for Busy Youth at the Correspondence College
An appeal urges young people to pursue business education via the Correspondence Department of a College. It emphasizes study after eight, cashing in on shorthand, bookkeeping, typewriting, arithmetic, grammar, writing, and commerce. It argues practical learning aids independence and future earnings, urging readers to request a catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abeatine
Lincoln
Papor
George Washing
Ityao
Commercial College
I Wolters for Men in Office Who Stands by President
J f Wolters of London, anti prohibitionist, says he will not seek active politics during the war. He praises loyalty to the President and war policies, urging all Americans to do their part, regardless of party or stance on prohibition, to support the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolters
Lounton
America
Lamo
Uum
Thali
Yct
Wilwot
Jess Urban
Wy Precinct
W. W. P Hobby
Morris Sheppard
Sepalor
Auterca
Nlsan
Hotgendlowen
Lowe
United States
Jeene Jhasom
Iaois
Dailan
Brampe
Jonawcy Saya
Wubrter
Alvy
Chamberlato's Tablets Promoted for Health Relief
An OCR fragment promotes Chamberlato's Tablets as a health aid. It claims improved wellbeing with regular use and lists a 25 cent price for a small tile package. The text is garbled but suggests consumer advertisement for a medicinal product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlato
War Nations Plea For Thrift And Civic Duty
A political speech excerpt argues for thrift national unity and moral discipline to sustain wartime effort. It urges citizens to accept personal sacrifice, promote industry and education, and strengthen character rather than indulgence. The speaker stresses collective responsibility and the danger of a complacent, prosperous but weakened state.
Prize for beat writing prompts War Savings drive
A wartime contest offers a $100 prize for the best essay written by a student on thrift. The winner will be chosen from entries on the paper’s page, with the prize awarded in April. The program urges careful originality and notes the prize is a national effort tied to war bond promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamay
Lipette
Saya
Avery
Sonny
Ami
Priza
War Savings Stamps urged as means to help government
Fragmented speech from a local official urges citizens to buy War Savings Stamps to fund the war effort. References to premiums, quarterly interest, and a five year horizon suggest savings will grow to cover necessities and wartime costs, while warning against unnecessary spending.
Novel War Savings Poster Uses Children in Display
A County chairperson promotes a War Savings poster featuring schoolchildren as the subjects to illustrate thrift and government lending. The display aims to show youths saving and loaning to the government to fund a thrift program, framed as defending children from autocracy and poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altamnder
Coloma County
Sas
Pngiraete
Atentador
Pierre
Kalaar
Campaign to buy War Savings Stamps and resist autocracy
A fragmented text urges across Texas a broad push to buy War Savings Stamps before January 4, 1924, highlighting government aims and urging moral thrift from all citizens, warning against fascist influence and poverty while praising patriotic duty and child protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Savings Committee
Texas
Anya
Faenry
Povatty
England Saves 640 Million in Eight Year War Effort
Distorted text describes widespread savings measures during wartime. Citizens urged to loan saved funds to the government and to abstain from extravagance. The parish government notes Kiwill people bought large stamp value and savings banks report a surge.
Gripe Detected by J Lowry in Honey Grove Signal
A humorous mock medical note mocks grip of influenza with wild origin tale and exaggerated symptoms. The piece portrays readers and a narrator detailing fantastical cures and the all consuming grip. It blends regional voice with comic despair and ends on a bleak anti relief note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UA Gripe
J Lowry
Honey Grove
Sighal
Chriatman
Hayleg
Rosse
Hades
Grip
Ural Mountain
Yvesuylus
Npon
Volcanic
Mexico
Polecat
Ted
Ingrippe
Washington Delays Draft Exemption for Men 71 and Older
Washington officials report that the Water Department supports draft relief for men who have reached 71 years, with regulations set to apply to those born before June 6, 1906, and calls for administrative action to implement exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tary Baker
Pteciliary
Wate Department
Ste Ont
Ben
Fragmented Historical Medical Patrol Dialect
Unclear OCR fragment mentions medical terms and phrases such as doctor Pierce and Tavalide. The text reads as a garbled note about a morning scene, saline solution, and a panel due borwrie with several nonsensical or partial words. No coherent event or attribution emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiffinem
Painn
Solien Fey
Borwrie
Vane Paisona
Doctor Pierce
Walla
Tela Parks
Incoherent ird reform plan from Iowa Daily mosaic
A garbled OCR fragment references a new plan by John Jackson of Iowa in Dialan, discussing War Sluggy and a Pullman order. It mentions a quarter hour guard with a stamp, vague government context, and concerns about equality and cooperation.
War Savings Schemes Face County Thrift Contest
Abe Sobel, a parson from Mt Teausvent Texas, wins £3 1 prize in county thrift contest. The event praises War Savings and notes a pledge to buy Thrill Btampa with funds raised, while officials outline requirements and attendance at the rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adar
Colven
Hla
Rindow
Sam
Mager
Poser
Army of Toys
Sud
Abe Sobel
Teausvent
Tex
County
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Tanlac
Nigel
Carpenter Bros
Rhea
Tiene
W. Hering
Iskasers Aly
Ascatha
Avery Ella
Nolo
Davie
Ratte
Ula Conntes
United Blazen
Sean Oe
Tee Og
Watt Bane
Ald
Willo
Watsey
Lim
Hans Tt
Todlay
Wwe
Englang
Cent Dettat
Kiwileh
Savings Bank Ponnty
England
Dreas
Ertim
Beaven
Dillich
Carl Pearson
Eltasing
G. Carpenter Parton
Carpenter
Carpenter & Carpenter
Physicians and Surgeons
E. Carpenter
Clifton Eating House
First Guaranty State Banke
ED Christian
Jank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of
New York City
Camelles
Ant
Roenber
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