Cotton crisis and political fight over farm aid
Jay Franklin analyzes the cotton surplus crisis shaping southern politics and the push for commodity currency and price supports. He notes the 11 million bale carryover, government holdings, and debates over subsidized plans that could alter labor, mechanization, and regional power in the North and South.
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Plediforte
Ben Titman
Crner
America
South
Ern
Fies
Department of Agriculture
Aholil
Hoover
Gedd
Eilyer
Hersty
Deel
Washington over Europe as a lens on leadership
A reflective essay contrasts George Washington with European rulers to test democratic ideals. It asks readers to imagine Washington’s approach in Mussolini’s Italy and Stalin’s Russia, questioning tyranny, rights, and ends of empire. The piece argues that democratic values and humane governance remain central across centuries and borders.
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Washington
Europe
George Washington
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Tie
Capaigns
Mussolini
Russia
Stalin
Willig
Rumors on Supreme Court vacancy and retirement timing
A fragmented Washington gossip piece discusses possible retirement plans of Justice and potential nominees. It mentions Justice Brandeis's retirement, the role of the attorney general, and speculation about President's picks and Senate action amid procedural delays.
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Supreme Court
Ele Seria
Elsesata
Westersiay
Representadier
Martin Kennedly
Tvew York
Ronel Vernvy
Mare Etten
Harold
Gites Slingerhusiflas
Ray Willie Ye
Infoemini
Tau
Sino Manos Nul
Emily Pleki
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Senate
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Oia
Wan Brana
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Hollywood Film Shop and the Wanderer John Farto
Hollywood, Feb. 22. A strange character in town is John Farto, an Australian seafarer with a restless history and a penchant for travel. Born in Sydney, he drifted through maritime life, faced expulsion from schools, and circled the globe with voyages near Cape Horn. Now in Hollywood, he pursues writing and film work while reportedly entertaining plans to embark with a companion for Timbuktu.
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Mrs. Farris
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Warehis
Sidney
Australia
Slaney
England
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Elim
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Terally
Fox
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Europe
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Spain
Viatinan
Hie
Iphy
Hiss Bassey
Danilem the Leper
Alsy
RAG Studio
Sororit
Howe
Porto Rico Harvest Sparks Armed Labor Clash
Dazed text describes Porto Rico cane harvest with workers entering fields armed with longbladed machetes. It notes a large harvest and that 46,1000 tons are destined for the United States, highlighting tension over control of the island’s principal export.
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Porto Rico
Suaypape
LINN
United States
San Marcos University: First in the New World
The text recounts the 16th century Spanish approach to Peru with Lima becoming a seat of empire. It notes the Jesuits arriving in 1567 and founding classes, colleges, and a museum within San Marcos University. It describes San Marcos as the first university in the Americas and its enduring role in culture and education.
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Peru
Mexico
Lins
Spain
New World
Lima
Tesuits
Hiscodes
Ollegus
Vormidershin
Weslili
University of San Maarcos
Chiles V. San Marcos
Marcos T Still
Jefferson
University of Virginia
Ski America First and Pests Budget Grow
The piece notes growing support for winter sports with calls to "Ski America First" and reports the Senate increasing the pest control appropriation to 5 417 000 dollars. It mentions Roosevelt's judicial appointment advice and 72 senators consenting plus Alfonso of Spaite reading home news, with a British poll showing 74 percent backing a Roosevelt third term and questions about a vice presidential candidate.
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LU. S. Senate
Roosevelt
Senate
Roberts
Windsor aids cancer fund in London brief note
The Windsor group sent a $100 check to the British Empire cancer campaign. An accompanying letter praised the campaign's humane work and wished it continued success. The message reflected sorrow amid wartime shortages and welfare doubts.
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FUNG
London
Duel of Windsor
British Empire Cancer Campaign
Pulse and heart beat facts from medical society briefing
The excerpt explains heart rate ranges for canaries and humans, noting the normal human rate between 67 and 72 beats per minute. It covers arterial expansion and contraction with each beat, mentions the radial artery, and explains pulse as a diagnostic tool with Latin origin and historical use dating back to 3000 B C.
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Nile
Agents Stop Sale Of Fire Damaged Food
Harrisburg authorities halted distribution of fire damaged food after agents found large quantities at multiple stores. Investigators traced shipments from a supplier and seized containers tied to improper handling. Officials warned consumers to avoid consumption until further testing confirms safety.
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Harrisburg
Twenty Years Ago In The Journal Files Review
Twenty years ago Teken from the Journal Files describes a long history of partnerships and industry debates. It lists officers Ashton and Lave among others and notes wage action, purchases, and local store activity tied to a broader education and business context of the era.
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Teken
Journal Files
Suspect Traps Himself in San Digg Case
A garbled report details a suspect in San Digg who sets a trap and is captured. The fragment mentions a police or legal action, implied investigation, and an event leading to an arrest, with partial names and unclear local context.
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