Campaign Debates and Lincoln Douglas Reflections
The piece argues for objective public debates on major issues, referencing Lincoln-Douglas talks. It notes Roosevelt’s refusal to debate Willkie, framing current leadership under scrutiny and predicting how President Roosevelt’s actions before the November election will be judged by the American people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln-Douglas
Willkie
Lincoln
Douglas
United States
Will Ale
Endocrine Glands and Hormone Function Overview
The article discusses endocrine glands and their secretions entering the bloodstream, noting their integral yet interconnected roles in body regulation. It highlights the study of glands, their collective influence, and emerging treatments for glandular disorders through replacement therapies.
Base rumors claim Alcoveries eye Caribbean oil depots
Fragmentary text alleges bases to fuel German submarines and raiders in the Caribbean. It mentions Coantiel Island near Yuris tan gulf coast and sheds with large oil drums, a young owner with Nazi sympathies, and potential refueling for submarines. Production notes claim Allied warplanes output rising and American resolve.
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Leicester Hemingway
Anthony Jean
Caribbean
United States
Coantiel
Yuristan Almosh
Gulf of Mexia
San Miguel
Pall
Newbys
Agand
Germany
Fos
South Air Fon
Daily Quiz Tow Many Can You Answer
A garbled page listing quiz questions likely from a newspaper. It mentions a well known journalist, a Disney speech award, a Supreme Court division, Pil Republica Convention delegates, Willkie support, and various trivia items. The legible items hint at historical or public affairs topics and人物 names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonine Bile Manotapker
Walt Disney
Academy Or Motion Pleine Arts and Sciences
Supreme Court
Wendell Willkie
Wirie
Ketaad
First Fair Held In 1811 In New England History Is Reviewed
A review outlines the first fairs across New England and nearby states, noting early events in Ohio and Pennsylvania and tracing development from 1811 to the World War era. It highlights regional spread, state fairs, and the role of youth and agriculture in the early exhibitions. The piece reflects on locations, dates, and evolving fair culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Stoneboro
Chautouga County
Burkshire
Avslibing
Ohio
Rite
New York
Syracuse
Juus
Clevelimd
Toretin
Cimolmatl
Alter
Nuiliy Fein
Musicians Anecdotes From Old New York Tales
Larry Clinton writes of musical legends and odd exploits in New York history. He recalls Paul Whiteman, Ben Bernie, Dizzy Dean, and others, describing tall tales and backstage pranks, including a famed hammer event at a golf match and Helen Hayes leaving a show for personal reasons.
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York
George
Larry Clinton
Christy Mathewson
Willie Koeler
W.P.A
Dizzy Dean
Paul Whiteman
Ben Bernie
Uncle Sam’s Shanghai stake shown as Japan presses in
Charles P. Stewart notes the Shanghai international concession system where American, British, French, and other nationals governed their zones with own courts police and consulates. He warns that Japan’s push to dominate could threaten U.S. access, trade and legal presence on the Whangpoo riverfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Stewart
Helt- Aju
Shanghai
Sam
Strunghat
Umuflon
Whangpeo River
Yangtse
Alze
Mississippi
Broadway
China
Foraignard
United States
International
Chicago
France
Russia
Italy
Britain
John Bull
Occident
Aol
International Shanghai
Uncle Sam
FIM
Samuel
Scott's Scrap Book In Cereal Versus Tubers Debate
In a short item by R J Scott Stancil the column discusses food yields comparing grain crops to potatoes. It notes an acre of wheat feeding about seven persons for a year while an acre of potatoes could feed about ten, urging European farmers to favor potatoes over wheat. It mentions Tasmania carrying grass and sticks for 15 months.
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Piles Itemized
County assessors will work two days next week to qualify women voters. A welfare poll tax of 70 cents will be assessed this fall. Miss Helen Blair left for Buffalo to spend days at Stella Niagara Academy. The marriage of Miss Margaret McCrea and Mr James Baxter of Detroit was solemnized at Immanuel Episcopal church. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s sister Mrs Robert Wolford’s East Main home. The hit of the season Scratch My Back featured Rupert Hughes at Grand tonight with two capacity houses. Mrs Betty Hovey and children returned home after a three week visit to Angola North Evans and Dumler New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Blair
Buffalo
Stella Niagara Academy
Margaret McCrea
James Baxter
Detroit
Mich
Irimanuel Episcopal Church
Robert Wolford
East Main Street
Rupert Hughes
Tallahassee Cruiser Rumor Sparks Navy Briefings
A Washington Day Book exchange shows a persistent reporter pressing the Navy for details on a cruiser reportedly named the Tallahassee. The commander refuses specifics on size, yard, launch date, and completion timing, noting ship contracts set deadlines rather than exact finish dates.
Fragmented factographs on poetry, insects, and curiosities
A garbled collage describes topics from sonnet lines to John Barrymore film, Crusader jadeite calls, red hot temperatures, bee navigation, and glass discs in standards labs. It mentions a Mark Twain reference and global specter counts, with many garbled terms and mis-spellings throughout.
Hollywood Sights and Sounds in a Zorro era film
Hollywood figures gather around the upcoming silent epic The Mire of Zorro with Doug Fairbanks set to star as the masked hero. Critics note a shift toward historical authenticity, with Ernesto Romero praising authentic casting, settings, and Spanish dialogue while avoiding sensationalization.
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Ernesto Romero
Romero
Hollywood
South
Central America
Rampro
Los Angeles
Mamauilian
Linda
Fishermen Use Shells to Stun Fish in Stream Nets
Report outlines a practice where fishermen spread ground walnut shells to poison the water, stunning fish so they can be scooped up. In some regions, shells are attached to sacks, creating a trap that crowds fish toward nets as boats approach, aiding capture.
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Tegal
Erin
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Fender West South
Cary
Colegrove
Willem P
Lombard
Fred Kimball, Inc
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Broomfells-Lovely
Deanler of
Com
Pittsburgh
Real Estate ‘Trust
Phill
Associated Press
Harvest Time
America
Youvall Havin Trubsle
Mista Doachay
State of Pennsylvania
Mexico
Wetse
William
Eadsen
Iwetlart
sTanuars Wortitt
Lini Wounttlas
Veredit
Connenni
Andover
Manhattan
Paul
Cuddy
Pail
Manghin
Whitewian
Hias
Sao
Coquette
Eit Avrari
Helen Hayes
Stewart
Scott
R.j.scott
Atle
Tasmania
Betty Hovey
Angola
North Evans and Dumler
Washington Day Book
Rep
Tallahassee
Commdr
Commadr
Noy
Estroant
Comandy
Bull
Ileporter
Sanity
Will H. Mays
John Barrymore
Dot
Titan
United States Bureau of Standards
Hearst
Mark Tyan
Pace
Pryor
Ne Geyer
Plageit Dase James
Dubossepy
Brigham Young
Don Ameche
Dann Fairbanks
Doug
Habin Hood
Los Angles
Wien
Pueblo
Mother
Jane Fred Cavers
Dua
Xjudins
Rathbone
Methione
Mamathon
Mc Litoenhars
Marisol
Bondi
Fairbanks
J Tonige
George Ats
Bias M
Jobin
Mr Baush
Tayloy
Angeles
Ryites
Mary
Vom
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