Budget Battles Prompt Naval Spending Cuts
A Washington dispatch reports administration plans to trim the naval budget for the next fiscal year by about 70 million dollars, with total naval appropriations cut to roughly 126 million. Officials fear further trimming could threaten the new building program, while critics argue for frugality even in peacetime and suggest reallocating funds to other defense or domestic needs.
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Trine
Navy
Naval
Washington Dispatch
Pacific
Japan
Great Britain
Roquevelt
Glasses and Classes Promise Eye Help and Comfort
In a clipped notice a local ad offers eye exams to correct vision issues that hinder study. It asserts clear vision improves success and happiness and promises guidance on whether glasses or alternatives are needed. The message emphasizes quality service and tailored fitting.
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Wright Sora
Miscellaneous 1920s notices from Hindley and Lima visits
Fragmentary OCR yields local notices and social items. Elmer Kinnaid arrives from Boston to spend a neutral day. Fred Boden of Lima, Ohio, visits city for a few days. Margaret St truir visits Spry Creek and Wy Sandburye. Eugene Burlin game marries Edith Potegrave. Warren ofiinting mentioned.
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Fred Boden
Lima
Ohio
War Old Bine Avgie i
City
A. Sandburg
Spry Creek
Sandburye
A Considerate Convention Delays Presidential Handshake
A Philadelphia society planned to cancel a Washington convention engagement to avoid patronizing the President. The plan aimed to spare Chief Executive Calvin Coolidge from nervous strain by avoiding handshakes, arguing etiquette can protect health and morale.
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Phila Tulle Society
Washington
D_ i
Delogaites
Philastetic Surety
Finance and sport mingle in national contests debate
A fragment discusses Shelly Montana banks and outbidding rivals for fame, noting banking limits in remote towns. It argues sport and finance should align, proposing national events like steer roping tennis football and golf to boost moral credit and publicity, while warning against unsound ventures.
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Shelly, Mont
Dempsey-Gibbons
Citie Engay
Finuyea Anid
United States
Subsidized Baseball Under Governor Felipe Puerto Policy
An article argues baseball is subsidized by the state under Governor Felipe Puerto. It notes $18,000 yearly for distributing uniforms and diamonds and promoting the sport, praising the program. It envisions baseball becoming Mexico's national game, boosting vigor and international standing, and cites civic pride in the Yuestanners as followers.
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Felipe Puerto
Puerts
Mexico
Silly Kitchen Tips and Odd Tidbits From a Page
A fragmented handwritten mock column offers odd advice and jokes. It mentions keeping food cool by boiling quickly and suggests peculiar tricks like guarding a thumb with a guard adieu and stewing in a stove. It comments on table manners and odd kitchen hacks.
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Nuys
Notting
Untitled fragment discusses narcotics and regulation ideas
A fragmented passage argues that 10 tons of opium could supply demand while noting medical and industrial factors. It critiques narcotic regulation, suggests supply shifts, and contemplates the dangers of drugs compared to alcohol, implying pervasive illicit distribution despite controls.
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Mitoper Fenda
Reveille of a Blue Coat Soldier Returns Home
A veteran in blue is seen as he reunites with old comrades, the scene filled with reflections on duty and country. The poem evokes memory of battles, the camp, and gratitude for those who served, ending with a call to honor the Blue Coats and workers who sustained the nation.
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Tapa
Reveille
Comranes
MN. B
Six Killed by Erie Train No. 6 Sunday
Six people died when Erie train No. 6 struck a passenger car near Gray's Ender yesterday. A seventh victim died later in hospital, two others injured, as investigators blamed a possible failure to heed crossing signals.
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ERIE
New York
Binghampton
Binghamton
Ang
Gray's Ender
Vietin
Chili Ain
Mateyiy Rudi
Tony Kaminsky Kantor Tobierike
Katy ‘Twany
Goodwin Wy Snvestt
Altho
Edie
gFbs
Grapes Suffer From Uncertain Frost Weather Claims
Frost reports claiming severe damage to the grape crop appear uncertain. An August 7 note from the experiment station cited lower yields and delayed ripening across several varieties, while noting some offsets from dry spells and weed management. Stakeholders doubt frost extent in hills near Fredunim and warn of potential next spring wood shortages.
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Chudyru
Hey Welldler
Wiliel
Edny Wether
Gany
Woo
Tyuuniye
Staged Battle With Sheriff of Venango County
An account describes a staged boxing style clash involving a sheriff in Venango County. The scene includes disrupted crowding, simulated punches, and a prison transport ending with a mock capture and escort through a corridor as the participants recount the ensuing chaos and rivalry.
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Venango CO
Funeral of W. P. Willcox
Funeral services for W. P. Willcox were held in Southanor Street on Sunday afternoon. Many relatives and friends attended including members of the Hot T H Roand WC Tey Plaid Thediby of Lina and other local figures. The service concluded with interment, noting a large gathering and expressions of sorrow for the late Willcox of Larchmont.
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Uunera
Willey
Jome
Phery Wren
Lina
Tie
Tvl
Teerton
Yarmpide
Willen
Larchmont
Banker Kills Son in Personal Crisis, Rochester Incident
A report from Pay Aug. 21 describes Charles Stewart Weatherer of the Rochester Aner Company shooting and killing Wade Innyteen near his home, wounding Wallets aged nine, and then taking his own life. The event appears tied to a personal crisis.
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Charles Stewart Weatwrer
Rochester Aner
Wile Innyteen
AnotNeReth
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Pardnte
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Edith Potegrave
Rey Ay le Warren
Finance and Sport
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Tom Sims
Silas
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