Local notice fragment from Liberty Street Mariboo Mass
Fragmentary item references Liberty Street in Mariboo Massachusetts and a dated subscription note with unclear figures and misread terms. The readable bits include place names and vague references to a newspaper or enterprise. No complete event or action is evident.
Red tape and efficiency in modern industry debates
A fragmentary editorial muses on red tape and bureaucratic controls as inevitable frictions in industry. It argues that simplifying technical processes has not matched progress in governance and envisions a future utopian bureaucracy. The piece laments cluttered paper systems and ties red tape to economic and labor concerns.
Drinking beer not intoxication under 3.2 law disputed
A Rhode Island judge argues that beer cannot prove drunken driving since 3.2 beer is non intoxifying. He says law aims at general conditions, not every personality. If a driver appears intoxicated, yet 3.2 beer allegedly remains non intoxicating, a stronger beverage may be presumed.
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Rhode Island
Prices Rise Near Double Across Economy in 1920s Report
The article discusses widespread price increases, predicting near double costs for many goods by fall. It cites rising cotton and wool prices, urges thrift, notes economic protests, public works plans to cut relief, and local commentary on trade competition and social concerns.
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Hopkins
Cologne Relics and Sights Attract Tourists
Tourists flock to Cologne to view ancient relics and grand monuments. The article highlights the 13th century cathedral and tombs tied to historic figures, noting the church’s fame and a visitor count of about 11,000.
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Cologne
Bau de Cologne
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P Beotus
van de von
Nero
Ci Pin
Treeweus
Wallraf
Richarta
Why don't you write My friend tonight
A historical verse appears in fragmented form crediting J J Delaney. The text speaks of writing to the Sun and sending a letter that conveys a happy idea as a measure of mental peace.
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J. J. Delaney
Newspaper Ads Show Growth in Business Spend
Advertising signs appear on the horizon as business associations, large and small, increase newspaper advertising. The piece argues newspapers reach literate readers and remain the most effective sales instrument for broad customer reach. Health forum discusses high blood pressure, its causes, and the value of early medical exams. It notes overindulgence and infections as contributing factors and cautions against swimming with infections complicating ear and sinus issues.
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Mapa
Bbinas
Beny
Ian
Times
Machine vents to chop foods into uniform pieces
A newly operated machine vents heat to chop eggs fruit olives into uniform pieces. The device promises consistent sizing for processed foods.
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Cra
Saving workmen time clamps to stud or cap screw heads
A brief note describes a new pston fing file clamp design that attaches directly to a stud or cap screw head to speed work. The fragment emphasizes time saving for workers and a simple mounting method.
Fragmented sewing pattern notes for size 36 and 42 inches
Fragmented OCR text describes a youth fashion pattern with bust measurements, size 42 inches and size 36, and mentions fabric or pattern instructions. The passage is garbled and lacks complete details but implies a designed garment with specific sizing and contrasting elements.
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