PROMI FAM TOURIST SEASON PROFITS AND POLICIES
A fragmented report discusses promises of profit in the tourist season, with references to Conti policy shifts requiring dealers to own or control shipments and cooperate with advertising. It notes local merchants’ roles, a Sunday travel pattern, and questions about who benefits from new mileage advertising. A second item mentions a Norwegian ship seized with insurgent cargo, plus a British-railway incident in America involving a passenger car.
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R. Hyhore
Continental Oi
Placing Praise and Policy in Early American Conservation
Fragmented passages praise beauty in nature and civic care. It cites landscape preservation, roadside upkeep, and forest protection as civic virtues, mentions garden imagery, planning boards, and national resource conservation. It recalls Garden Magazine quotes and notes Texas heritage linked to Philip and Isabella.
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Hall
America
Reforming education for work and a Drake treasure tale
The report criticizes current schooling for not teaching practical trades needed by business and industry, urging a shift to fundamentals and hands on work. A California archaeologist finds Drake’s brass plate near Drake’s Bay, worth $2000 and aiding a marriage, while Indian births exceed deaths in 1920s census. later history notes Native populations rising and early colonial diseases.
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Frankie” Drake
England
Elisabeth
Drake
Pacific
Golden Gate
California
Drake's Bay
Beryle Shinn
San Quentin
Golden Gate Bridge
Trafic
MeShion
Sir Francis Drake
California Historial Society
Commissioner For Indian Affairs
Indiana
United States
Indian Office
America
Columbus
New England
Killing Talented Men Is That Efficiency
A fragmented tract contrasts Soviet dictatorship with democracy, arguing dictatorial systems purge rivals as a harsh cost of efficiency. It questions whether killing prominent figures in pursuit of control truly yields effective governance, citing historical parallels and contemporary paranoia. The piece ripples into a note on eucalypt trees, then closes noting subscription prices for The Clifton Record and the Dallas News at $2.50 yearly.
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Det Rin
Seria
Moscow
Alexis 1
Rykov
Nicholai Buk
Huvin
Communist Party
Russia
Trvason
Atsiene
Germany
Radins
Italy
Bedicar
Thie
Dehiwracs
New
Soho Apex
Iegzona
Quick Auto Loans and Confidential Financing Note
A garbled notice references auto loans and confidential financing related to Gillam Motor, Clifton, Cox, and nearby La. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption but imply a financing or loan matter involving horses, mules, and cows within a 40 mile area.
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Phore
A. G
Gillam Motor
Cox
Clifton
Woman wins divorce over smoking husband in Chicago trial
Mrs Ernest Schrieder testified Friday that her husband smoked cigars cigarettes and a pipe daily and beat her if she wanted to smoke. The judge granted the divorce amid testimony and broader remarks on American Indian ancestry and public figures.
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Chicago
Ernestschrieder
John C. Lowe
Hunsand
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