Remarkable Streets of the World and Daily Maxims
A collage notes famed streets from Fifth Avenue New York to Via Castila Seville and the Appian Way. It cites Michigan readers, flowers from California, and aphorisms about time and duty urging action today. Questions readers to choose between will, wont, and cant.
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Fifth Avenue
New York City
Market Street
Philadelphia
Paria
Tehantesti
Nanking
China
Via Castila
Seville
Spain
TAX-EXEMPTION STUDY IN TAXATION DEBATE NOTES
Corry Journal highlights two views on ending tax exemptions for state municipal and federal salaries and funds. Some advocates urge a constitutional amendment to totalize taxes, others seek simple clarifying legislation in Congress. The piece cites the Supreme Court precedent on taxing Port Authority employees and weighs implications for broader government revenue and fairness. It references potential shifts in public finance amid debate and mentions rhetoric on communism and fascism as contemporary concerns.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Willem Piombard
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 44Th SL
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Real Estate Trust
Philadelphia
Ray
Syhbel
Congress
Supreme Court
New York Port
Mosne
Miracle Radio Theory Promises Vast FM Advances
Major Bain Armstrong of Columbia University announces a shift to frequency modulation to eliminate static and tube noise. The method targets very short waves from ten meters to one meter, opening up thousands of wave lengths and expanding broadcasting stations. Receiving sets may be mass produced for compatibility with both current and future FM signals. Appendices hint at Eleanor, an alumnus, considering a run in 1940 amid fears of European dictatorships.
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Railio
Bawin H. Armstrong
Columbia University
Scientife Imaccuracy
Armstrong
Tomi
Huthis
Michigan hospital plan cuts costs for families
A Detroit based proposal unites Michigan hospitals to offer patient care at 11 cents 4 per day, with a family plan of 5 cents daily per person or $150 monthly. Subscribers would receive 21 hospital days per year, prompting questions on whether hospitals can sustain such low prices while expanding access. The mood notes widespread speculation about affordability and the growing habit of hospital use amid economic doubt.
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Michigan
Detroit
Tom
Congress must reform the Social Security Act now
John T. Flynn argues Congress bears the duty to form and recast the Social Security Act. He deems the act broadly flawed and urges starting anew from the beginning, criticizing current provisions and aiming for a clearer, better framework.
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Congress
Calls to reform social security plan amid missteps and delay
The article argues the social security program needs undoing of past errors and a careful reset. It urges Congress to consult top experts in unemployment and old age financing, learning from decades of international experience to craft a wiser, nonpartisan reform rather than rushed action.
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Rome
Engiam
Germany
America
Moreven
Itisiirsnes Finance
Calle i
Conkrers Congress
Hollywood Pygmalion clash reshapes screenwriting rules
Grady Johnson reports on George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion adaptation for film. Lipscomb explains filming closely mirrors the stage, challenging prior rules. Shaw’s stance against alterations sparks debate about future screen writers’ opportunities and creative control.
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Hollywood
George Hertard Shaw
Lipscomb
Shaw
Pygmalion
Tohesergen
Onlin
Lipstomb
Sliccens
Shave
Commerce Graduates Plated From Illinois Colleges of Commerce
Graduates from the University of Ghinsis Colleges of Commerce in Champaign Urbana secured placements in nine firms in roles such as chamber of commerce secretaries and brewers apprentices. The report covers eight percent of the parcel of graduates and notes varied job type and starting dates.
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Champaign-Urbana
University of Ghinsis Colleges of Commerce
Chamber of Commor
Gambia British finger on West Africa noted in mock map
A humorous description portrays Gambia as a slim British protectorate on West Africa’s coast. It covers six miles on either side of the Gambia River, extending 200 miles northeast to Senegambia, with Bathurst as the capital and a population around 200,000, highlighting naval value and tropical drawbacks.
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Gambia
Africa
Senexal
Britain
Jane
Bathurst
St. Mary
Tropics
Taming of the Red Fox and London Wedding Singe
A Pasadena theater office girl dislocated her jaw answering patrons questions. A Boston girl tames a red fox with a neckpiece, a novelty heard often. Honolulu is requested for a group of American cowpunchers to sing The Lambeth Walk at a London wedding as bridesmaids cheer.
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Pasadena
Red Fox
Boston
Honolulu
London
Heidelberg G9 Eds Fence Tipwin O Fetdeybe College
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names such as Dave, Fiona, Betty, Pogullin, Nagle and Rub Nagle. Contains garbled phrases about membership and suspected SEL, with unclear events or outcomes. No clear date, place, or coherent action to summarize.
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Tipwin
City makes use of Oak Cafe for Hose company and jail
Twenty years ago the city commission arranged use of the former Oak Cafe on East Main for headquarters for the Stanford Hose company and city jail. The first ward team and wagon remained at Alexander livery with a special stable and equipment. Changes followed a Municipal building fire caused by Hee and others. Charlee C. Boudreau Ralph Munne and Vance Decker returned from war service. Arcade’s Ghepenckas Brothers released rooms in Traction Building after six years. Tyrol retailers supplied liquor licenses in county court. Phi WH. Anderson was listed among today’s wounded in the casualty list. Pon Mackennin left Linx morning on a business trip to aid IS.K. Shoe company.
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City Commission
East Main Street
Stanford Hose Company
First Ward
Alexander
Hee
Pon Mackennin
Linx
Is.k. Shoe Company
Dining Etiquette Waves Through Borders
A brief note on table manners contrasts American and Hungarian habits at meals. It highlights Americans using a relaxed posture while diners keep hands above the table when not actively eating, and Hungarians who observe careful, seated hand placement as part of refined dining conduct.
Jail Built of Marble At Jasper Ga
Pickens county jail in Jasper Georgia is described as built of white Georgia marble cut from local quarries. The note emphasizes civic pride in local stone and the jail’s imposing construction.
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Jasper
Pickens Ty
Georgia
Ginseng Widely Used in China for Medicine
Ginseng, 150 named sang, is an aromatic root valued in China for many household and medicinal uses. Medical men claim limited utility beyond a demulcent, but the Chinese employ it extensively in daily remedies and cures.
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China
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