Presidential election debate stirs broad public interest
The document outlines a heated discussion on abolishing the Electoral College and radical shifts in presidential selection. It cites figures like Lodge and Jefferson, plus references to public will, Congress power, and potential implications for future governance amid partisan pushback.
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Lodge
Masshe
Elestoraal College
Thomas
Laren Ik Congress
Pyen
Hutton
Canéldyten
Remy
Lin
Persie
Reporters Urged to Speculate on U S Naval Moves
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart argues secrecy clouds U S naval activity. He recalls probes into Eastern Caribbean resupply, carrier movements from Key West, and potential aims such as base seizures in Martinique, Guadeloupe, and French Guiana, noting censorship limits reporters’ access and prompting educated guesses.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Uncle Sam
Haig
Offireisiom
Caribbean
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Puerto Firce
Atelantic
Navy Department
Key West
Washington
Martinique
Guadaloupe
Wrench Gullana
Germany
West Indian
Britain
Surviving member of the first college football Miles Committee
Text appears as fragmented OCR with names and phrases including College of the Pacific, Miles Committee, football, and age related notes. Content is garbled with multiple improper terms and lacks a clear event or outcome to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Daily Quiz Questions From Scrambled Text
A scrambled quiz list asks about shoreline length which continent has the longest coast and whether 100 is a leap year. It also questions Michael Faraday’s role, asks for a continent and historical figures, and queries names linked to Jefferson or McKinley era politics. The text is garbled with many errors.
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Baruering
Michael Faraday
Joli Aupusine
Walch Weluis
Iquinet
William McKinney
Witt
Chris
Daily Dozen Prom the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A fragmented early 20th century health column touches on public good and wartime medical topics. It references blood fusion dangers, nervous disorders, dietary deficiencies, and wartime medical research, with stray notes on occupational hazards and health education.
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Daily Dozen
The
Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Hull
Abe Fetormut
Trewin
Jodnssey
No, No Nanette and Other Theatre Notes in Hollywood
Hollywood Sights and Sounds reviews announce a warm European summer vibe and lingering hopes for Walter Abel’s comedy presence. It notes first-night audiences, director Wilcox’s lobster metaphor, and mentions Anna Neagle in No No Nanette, with Ben Hecht linked to Angels Over Broadway and Kitty Foyle’s producer. Broadway names like Erin, Frank Conlon, and the Ritz Brothers appear in lively industry chatter.
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Birlion
Ign
Wybody
Erin
Frank Conlon
New Jersey
Alice Brady
Mrante
Probusly
Ben Hecht
Broadway
Dav Hempstead
Kitty Foyle
RKO' Sa
20Th Century
Payle
Cat Tales and Blues Echo in Manhattan Column
In a rambling New York City column the fate of a cat named Tabby is laughed off after its owner contemplates burying it in the garden. The piece then drifts to Bessie Smith, Ruth Heyes carpet, and a spoofed music-hall scene with Doris Dudley and other figures, mixing anecdotes and puns about performers and venues.
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Fraeno
Buran
Trine
Walttee
Ambarwador
Dimmu
Ars
Poland
Versailles
Mlerara
Loreen
Tate
Music Hall
Orebek
Ruth Heyes
Doris Dudley
Mr. Meek
George Wein
Hines-Dewey [Ri
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files At Measville
Twenty years ago plans were made by One Stanford Hose Company for their annual poll to be held Thanksgiving Eve November 4th. The Journal printer telegraph will publish full details on the bulletin box. Carrier boys invent pavement polo drawing public interest as Hickory wielders perform moves. Dr FG Wood learns son Lee sails from Paris in November. Mr and Mrs Wood plan to meet in New York after three and a half years abroad. A quiet wedding at Maysville November 5th unites Pauline Hazel Coe and Gayl Franz with future home in Meakw ville after a short trip. Carlyle Ay pie returns home from hospital on West Smith Street. F Brown, president of the Men’s League, chairs Fathers and Sons banquet next Tuesday at the Methodist church with Mr Hem sleet as toastmaster and Dr FW Campbell set for principal address.
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Stanford Hose Company
Journal
New York Stock Exchange
FG. Wood
Lee
Maysville
Pauline Hazel Coe
Union City
Gayl Franz
Meaqville
F. Brown
Men's League of the Methodist Church
Fathers and Sons
Hemsleet
FW. Campbell
Slang origins and misread historical snippets
A garbled passage surveys slang origins from Norwegian roots and odd historical vignettes. It mentions Thomas Jefferson, John Adamy, Stephen A. Douglas, Lincoln, and various mismatched phrases, creating a collage of unrelated facts and invented terms.
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Thomas Jefferson
Capitol
Joan Adamy
Stephen A. Douglas
Lincoln
Tancoln
Thanksgiving diet shifts as birds shrink over generations
A science backed look at Thanksgiving eating habits notes turkeys have grown smaller due to selective breeding. Modern ovens require less meat per bird. families still enjoy a feast with varied sides and desserts.
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O. K
John Grover
Washington
Tven
Department of Weenie
Night at the Airport Turns Into Daydream Talk
Washington readers recall a casual airport encounter where a defense official, identified only as William S, relaxes with a night flight discussion. The tale covers selective service and Navy reserve routines, ending with a reminder of the man power shift away from routine duties to key industry work.
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Knndie
William S
Defense
Federal Reserve Building
New Nickname for French Troops Invasion Channel Lore
Travelers report the French nickname for Nazi forces along the English Channel as elugrlugs. They mock a fear of crossing water while praising land bravery, noting morale is high but many refuse to face naval actions.
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France
Molly
English
England
der Fuchrer
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