Romans Signs and signals and ancient beliefs mix with modern stamps
The piece blends a mock historical essay on Roman signs and animal augury with notes on the American Engineering Standards committee drafting uniform trade signals. It cites color blindness among Quakers, mentions the reindeer as an early domesticated animal, and closes with Paris hotel concerns over German propaganda affecting American tourism.
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Detroit News
American Engineering Standards Committee
Joba
Greenleaf Wittler
Galton
Vireres
Society of Friends
Fresh Water Spring Attracts Visitors Off Torley Coast
A spring of fresh water wells up through the sea near Eibury cove Churston Ferrers Torley drawing crowds. Yachts anchor on the spit for visitors to taste the water. The true source remains unknown though rainfall runoff from Elbury and northern hills may travel through the mae valley and emerge offshore.
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Eibury Cove
Churston Ferrers
Torley
Elbury
Mae Valley
Fragmented Teacher Wire Teases Courtroom and Farm Ironies
A collage of sharp one liners and jokes touches on jury duty excuses, Ford's industrial plans for Mexico, farm life and quirks of rural commerce. It satire mixes social missteps with musings on aging, politics, and everyday scenes from Marion Ohio to Philadelphia and Ochiltree Texas.
Smile and Hustle Encouraged in Hard Luck Verses
A poem by WH M Maupin urges resilience after setbacks. It counsels picking up, smiling, and hustling forward rather than dwelling on failure. The verses emphasize boldness, renewed effort, and staying purposeful despite bad luck.
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M. Meupin
The Friendly Path on Elites and Community Morality
A discussion argues that moral standards depend on honest people in all places from small towns to large cities. It notes more temptations in urban areas but asserts proper guidance and devotion to right conduct can keep society from degradation. It laments sin across communities and praises ministers and innovation as inspirations for a better world.
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Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Homemade Ham and Noodles Casserole and Other Dishes
A list of kitchen notes and recipe ideas includes Ham and Noodles with eggs milk and breadcrumbs baked in a dish, Baked Sausages With Rice using beef extract flavored rice, and assorted toasts and cream cheese spreads. Also mentions sponge cakes with whipped cream and a griddled cheese toast with tomato sauce.
Memoir excerpt quotes crown prince and harsh banter
An archival notice presents remarks from the crown prince memoirs with sharp exchanges. Von Rethmann-Hollwegg addresses Herr Haliin of the Mamburz-American, expressing despair at life. Derr Unal lin retorts that life in a coffin would suit him to observe others toiling.
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Tere
von Rethmmann-Hollwegg
Herr Haliin
Derr Unallin
Red P Wll Sa Workers Party of America Pamphlet in Hudson
Early morning pamphlets reading Hands Off Uncle Sam circulated near Hudson factories. Police collected the radical flyers signed by the Workers Party of America led by C B Ruthenberg as officers traced distribution patterns and warned of potential disturbances amid labor actions across mills and shops.
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Workers Party of America
C. E. Ruthenberg
Hudson
Sam
iTudson
Johwn
Richardson
Sergt. Macody
Workers’ Party of America
C. B. Ruthenberg
Sergi. Magorty
Hudson Items Show Local Moves and Travel News
Miss Margaret McGrath enters Brown College in Providence. Thomas Kerrigan rehired as machinist with McEnelly Co. Charles MacLellen back from nine-state boilers trip. Ralph Feeley in Cincinnati sent cards. new factory position. Mrs Ben Brown in uncertain condition after illness. Harold Kinmens assists at Sawyer box shop. Fred Townsend and Harold Gibbs tour White Mountains. Gibbs to join return trip. Fuller Chandler Pattern Co defeats Broadway 1282 to 1279 in bowling. A Morel party watches Concord beat Milford. Badger and Brown return from spring trip. report rich farm stock display at Springfld fair.
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J. EB. McGrath
Manning Street
Brown College
Providence
R. I
Thomas Kerrigan
Blossom St
McEnelly Machine & Tool Co
Court
Hudson Boys
Cincinnati
Ralph Feeley
Witn
Ben Brown
Central Street
Ledbury
Waverly
Harold Kin*mens
Charles J. Sawyer
Fred Townsend
Harold Gibbs
White Mountains
Freq Gibbs
Fuller Chandler Pattern - Co
Broadway
Fullers
Norton
Myrick
Alfred Morel
Eva Morel
Timothy ‘Higgins
Charles, Andrews
Concord
Milford
Hudson,Bagley
Joseph Badger
Loren Brown
Lack of Help Slows Road Work On Main Street
Supt. of Street and Dustance are short of labor as cold weather approaches. They seek more workers to finish the 8dbury road project and the drainage system on lower Main Street.
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Dustance
Loverers
Lower Main St
Democratic Town Committee Attends State Convention
Hudson delegates Jeremiah Cronin and Mrs Mabelle Kelley with Mrs Macy Renney attend the Democratic State convention in Springfield to support District representative candidacy.
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Jeremiah Cronin
Mabelle Kelley
Macy. Renney
Springfield
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