Factory Made Houses And Darkest Hour In The Nation
A page-long mixed-article item discusses factory made houses intended for defense housing, detailing construction, materials, and features designed to withstand storms. It notes interest in Painestille and Olin areas, describes heat, insulation, and ready-painted exterior finishes, and mentions a broader housing program amid wartime demands. The section also includes a reflection on a blackout across Europe and a meditation on civilization, progress, and the risks of modern warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Early Dale
Painestille
Olin
Sal
Tiim
Europe
Jose St
Mworsins
Thoughts on taxation and middle class at the era convention
Charles Stewart reports from a Washington convention where William Bilsworth Cni of the United States Chamber's finance committee attacks the treasury reductions and argues the middle class bears the tax burden. The piece discusses income tax, consumption stamps, inheritance tax, and proposals to shift or ease tax pressures on the middle tier amid inflation fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ¥. Stewart
Prem Columiat
Uxt
Ymca
Sur Sexcondanta
Chaizrmka
Bilsworth C.ni
United States
Commares Chamber
Washington
Tremmury Department
Commerce Chamber
American Manufacturers’ Association
Chaolonan Mariner 8
Deeley
Pederel
Reserve Board
Treasury
Twenty Years Ago in Journal Files May 10 21
Corry will receive four exhausted German field pieces to be inaugurated as a war memorial at Gily Park amid ceremonies. Burials chair Ty Chancel led a Newark victory over Newark in a recent game. The American Casting Company plans a new venture as commerce boards discuss memberships. The Pine Grave Association schedules a meeting next Tuesday inviting all members. Abid and Mrs. Byer visited Claredon to see the Lindsley family. A minstrel show drew crowds to the Legion event and local storekeepers reported order of uniforms for city teams.
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Imperial
Ds A
Cassidy
Raymont Manufacturing Company
Joyer
Outdiome
Mead Park
Allegheny
Kenneth W. Thompson
Democratic County
State Treasury Department
G. Harold Wagner
Ous Agai
Finnegan
Bob Reagle
Dorry Hospital
Margaret Bower
R. N
Union City Times-Enterprise
Violet Wilson
Corry
W. L. Dominy
Public Buildings Administration
Ammnund Elevator Company
Trving-Wright Street
Selor
Ais Glady
McCray
Elgin
Tynford
Union Cly
Gily Park
Hippocrates Father of Medicine and his legacy
The article discusses why Hippocrates is venerated by the medical profession. It asserts he separated medicine from religion and philosophy, bore responsibility for disease on humanity, and introduced early medical ethics. It also notes his studies on diagnosing illness and observing body aspects like skin and temperature.
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Hippocrates
Asia Minor
E. c
Hippocrates Iver
Mai
French star Jean Gabin visits Hollywood in a rush of glamour
Hollywood roundups describe French actor Jean Gabin arriving in the city after a long war service. He fled Creil as a boy, served in the French navy, and later returned to acting with Daven at 20th Century Fox. Gabin studies English, plans a Hollywood debut, and echoes his Paris career while avoiding the glamour stereotype. He divorced Dorvane, maintains a low profile, and notes French attitudes toward women differ from American questions.
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Robbin Coons
Hollywoon
Jean’ Gabin
Babin
Pepe le Moko
James Cagney
Hollywood
Canin Tong
Hallywood
France
Masneverme
Deus
Paris
Fais
Sedan
Cherbourg
Nagis
Brest
Toulon
Marseilles
Andre Daven
20Th Century Fos
Daven
Dorvane
Reo
Michele Morgan
Inye
Fragmentary notes on oxen plowing and historical figures
Fragmentary OCR text discusses oxen plowing possible daily yield and a satire on Sir Walter Scott. Mentions Mayflower, flags of St George and St Andrew, Tower of London, and Edinburgh roles. Notes a 25 year war period and clerk of the court in Lede Shire. References a 50mg? author copy and Bornell University. Concludes with questions on United States movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
St. Andrew
Qulan
Bootland
Baglin
Walter Scotys
Waort
Duntiee
Lede Shire
Edinburgh
Stotisid
Daily Quiz Questions From A Classified Page
A jumble of trivia prompts asks for vitamin sources, U S military history terms, biblical books order, a writer’s comment on Mungo Park, and geography questions about continents and South America. The fragment presents scattered items and unclear formatting.
Fragmentary note on royal figures and villains in exotic lands
A garbled snippet mentions Princess Honriette of Orleath, sister of King Oieoy TL of Hawland, linked to a supposed plot or conspiracy in the United States. It references a king, a spaniel, and scattered place names, but details are unclear and largely unintelligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honriette
Orleath
Oieoy TL
Hawland
Wits
Fragmentary OCR: Vague Election Blunder Reported
Readable fragments describe a faulty OCR of a political item with unclear candidate names and dates. The text hints at a candidate being chosen or rejected and mentions an electorate but provides no concrete actions or outcomes.
Burial Service For United States President Taylor Wasnel
Following his death, burial services were held as mourners conveyed the body to Senticky by his brother and laid in a vault in the Waylon cemetery near Aveilles, Trou Lawsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Taylor Wasnel
Tamarns
Waylon
Aveilles Trou Lawsville
Washington Day Book on Vacation Cutbacks in Federal Work Force
The piece notes likely 26-day vacation cuts for thousands of federal workers due to national defense demands. It cites departments such as agriculture, commerce, and the treasury and describes overworked staff taking little or no paid overtime, with Congress expected to remain in session and limited adjournments possible amid the emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Defense
Bae Pa
Agriculture, Commerce
Treasury
War and Navy
Office of Production
Washington
Alreday
Congress
Ail Trell
Fragmentary note on event outline and invite text
The text reads as a garbled invitation and outline fragment. It mentions a hall and an event outline with references to a person and time but lacks clear names, dates, or locations. Content is incomplete and hard to decode from the OCR fragment.
Poet Quotation Fragment from Local Page
Fragmentary OCR text shows a noisy line about a hero and a quitter with unclear attributions and garbled names, lacking readable context. No identifiable persons or events emerge to form a coherent news item.
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Harry Bauthoff
Wis@onsin
Charles
Dewey
Hilinoly
Rite Income Savings Bank
Morgettinu Tantatlvly
Meltal Checker
Uncle Sam
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Ellsworth
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Scoti
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Forest Service
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AS Poulos
Behind 4 News
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Frieda
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Marc Amyte
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Tne Nei Ritz
Perry
Widdis
Taxi
Earl Park
Sherman
Piddley Lake
May- Ville
James Mac Kehwie
Hobert College
Ho Mhp
Ghasles Hen- Hietia
Mary
al Ely
Perry D. Halties
Poland
Shil
Germany
Russia
Biel
Magog
Palestine
Gomer
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Ond
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Binal Sea
Bne
Ole Tne
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Black Sea
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Ty Chancel
International Tagua
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Board of Commerce
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Pine Grave Associationy
LG. Byer
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L. J. Lindsley
Legion Minstrel
Paleview
Knepp's
Federals
Gaseys
Stan«oed Hose Eams
Tikagie
Daily Dozen Wroth
Ne Medical Society of State of Pennsylynnia
Wiesland
Philipe Pines
Andaman
Africa
Getebes Atic
Lecally
Margot Pragey
England
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United Statis
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