Stewart Says Peace Move Urged By Wheeler Nye
A column discusses Wheeler Nye pushing a peace plan to end the war, urging public debate on terms. It notes their Western roots, party labels, and isolationist leanings, with Nye once shaping neutrality laws and both favoring limited U S involvement.
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Stewart
Wheeler-Nye
Roosevelt
White House
Out West
Dixie
West
Wheeler
Nye
SHU
Senate
Gerald
Congress
Hiram W. Johnson
Prize winner keeps wealth after shocking family feuds
A man who won 980000 last year and faced disputes over money still holds a sizable prize balance. He fought with a brother over funds and faced law filings, but he appears to have managed to retain some money in the bank while his family endures ongoing tensions and future plans.
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Phize
Ea Ruegiere
Ihe
Nemey
Tim
Generiwlty
Angie
Augie
Mmey
Teuwelere
Willkie Refuses Run as Toy Congress Candidate
Wendell Willkie states he will not run for a toy congress seat, while a chorus of Englishmen expresses wishes to see him contest Parliament in a Lundy riding, reflecting playful political chatter in the era.
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Wendell Willkie
Jin
Blatt
Lundy
Debating civilization in war era rhetoric and leadership
The text surveys Nazi and democratic ideas on civilization and power, contrasting Hitler's claim of national unity under a ruthless strongman with Walt Whitman's belief in individual humanity. It notes the dangers of hive mentality versus individual freedom amid war, politics, and ideology.
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Germany
Hitler
Walt Whitman
Americans Grow Older as Population Skews Aging
A garbled historic piece notes rising median ages in the United States from census data. It cites a high share of population over 65, suggesting impacts on consumer demand, labor supply, birth rates, and wealth. It warns figures must be clearly understood to tell the full story and avoid misreading trends.
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ABC
Nyfen Nepotetry
Piobot
Twenty Years Ago In Brom Journal Notes February Fifth
Fragmented local notes recount deaths, society gatherings, and club events from Brom area records. Mary Hunt Hils widow dies at West Bleasant Street home. Armory floor score report and purchases spark reorganization plans for local venues. Rod and Gun Club reports snow rabbits arrival and release. Auditorium furnishings committee formed for Munieina BUNA A chamber session. Garland visitor Billy Mii headlines Gepion rally. Various social gatherings and prizes noted among Miss Ming Terry and Mrs Walter Kuss circles.
Daily Quiz on Odd Historical Questions
A fragmentary quiz page poses dated lookups such as leap year timing, rabbit fever terms, a mock ship name, and a question about Thos A Hendricks serving as vice president under a president. It also asks about a geometric definition, foreign treaty dates, and a puzzle on composers and doggerel card tags.
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Inn Lo
U.S
Spain
Bbc Jy
ZaSu Pitts Star of Stage and Screen Resumes Comedy
Hollywood Sights and Sounds profiles ZaSu Pitts as she nears 28 years in film. Born in Kansas, she rose from silent era drama in Greed to a lasting career in comedy, with landmark roles and a famous bridge party anecdote highlighting her down to earth nature.
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Robbin Coons
Hollywood
ZaSu Pitts
Herbert Wilcox
Pim
Wilcox
Edith Cavell
Pitts Cahea
Mary Pickfose
Kansas
Santa Cruz
Calif
Erich von Stroheim
Frank Nortis
McTeague
von Stroheim
ZaSu
Laws Milestone
Lew.Ayres
Ion
Rale
Lona Beach
Bery Merect
Comedienne
Man About Manhattan tale over Hearst art sale in stores
George Tucker reports on Hearst funded plan to display museum pieces in Gimbel Bros. and Saks Fifth Ave. stores. The conjoined exhibit would feature medieval pewter, Egyptian mummies, 4th century artifacts, and costly gems. A 12th century monastic beacon from Sacramenia, packed into crates, tied to this scheme though its value is unknown could fetch around sixty thousand dollars. The piece would be reassembled as a giant jigsaw.
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George Tucker
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Manhattan
Gimbel Bros
Saks
Fifth Ave
Attenton
Suchia
Alfonso VII
Hearst
Head of a family tax rules explain exemptions and credits
A detailed discussion explains who qualifies as head of a family for tax purposes. It covers single earners with dependents, widowers supporting parents and children, and cases where moral obligation to provide a home affects exemption. The text notes that financial dependence and actual control determine eligibility and credits.
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Ted
Thei
Will
My Temury
Daily Dozen Medical Society Summary Notes
Medical Society of Pennsylvania discusses blood clotting and anticoagulants. It explains that blood constitutes a large percentage of body weight, vascular puncture can trigger clotting, and that anticoagulants like heparin prevent clots. The text references agents that reduce bleeding risk and mentions clinical relevance to circulation.
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the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
The Average American He Lives in Average Town
MORGAN M. BEATTY reports on Plymouth Indiana’s average resident, Ralph Suter, a semi skilled dairy distributor helper, illustrating the shift from rural to service and industrial work. The piece frames how one man symbolizes the transformation in America’s labor force and income patterns.
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Robinson
Tribune
Plymouth
U. S. Census Bureau
Ind
Poblation
Inter
Fae
Uist
Ralph ©. Suter
Schlosser, Brothers, Inc
Ralph Suter
America
Ralph
Nik Mabry
Ameston
Newt
Ralph Qwauld
Fragmentary note on fruit germination and pruning
The text discusses tashew fruits, grapes, and methods of handling fruit in relation to ripening and germination. It mentions cutting with shears, placing in a basket, and notes about germination periods and ages, with unclear references to kings and planting. The fragment is damaged and lacks cohesive context.
Fragmentary text fragment in a historical OCR item
Incomplete OCR line shows stray letters and partial phrases about baking flour and mint lay. No coherent event, names, dates, places, or clear actions are readable for a proper summary.
ONA TO GP SAU OVER H EBERG ELERY LO JON
OCR fragments reference a sports or military or names list but unreadable. The readable part shows scattered names and initials with no clear event or outcome. No verifiable entities or dates to anchor a concise card.
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ONA
GP Sau
Heberg
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