Hoover and Panic Notes From Pinchot to Hoover Critics
The document quotes Gifford Pinchot praising and opposing Hoover during the pre convention period. It includes Governor Pinchot’s 1920-era critique of Hoover’s policies toward farmers and the Food Administration’s handling of farm interests. It recounts a subway panic in New York and reflects on mob behavior and the need for self control and teaching restraint.
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Fusmets Union of Oklahoma
Hoover
Pinchot
Henry A. Wallice
Agriculire
Harding and Hobridge
Iowa
Tm Hoover
Die Food Administration
Danerous
New York City
Miterborough
East River
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
A fragment from a language instruction column discusses pronunciation errors and linguistic tips. It notes example words and exercises, referencing daily conversation and past questions with sporadic reader submissions and responses.
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W, L- Gordon
666 Cures Claim Quick Malaria Relief and Toxins
An advertisement touts 666 Cures as curing malaria and easing billousness headaches and dizziness by temporary constipation. It claims to remove toxins and produce copious watery evacuations while praising its efficacy and high esteem.
Unclear Historic Q&A Fragment Sparks Discussion
Fragmented OCR text mentions questions on philosophy and Bible content, a Philadelphia location, a 40 billion figure, iron and steel manufacture, and a fire blamed for destroying much of Cochranton's business district with heavy losses. Names and precise details are unreadable or garbled.
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Cain
Zauhary ‘Taylor
Philadelphia
Corns Cured for 10 Cents Aboard Odd Medical Items
A fragmented clipping mentions inexpensive corn cures and various names, with jumbled phrases about pain relief and unusual remedies. The readable portions imply a novelty or medicinal notice, referencing prices and consuming articles, but lack coherent details or dates.
Tuner Buys Rectangular Fence and Yardage Confusion
A reader reports buying a rectangular fence and asks to compute its cost. The note mixes garbled phrases about yards, inches, and a design for a fence, asking for the total cost of the project.
Fire devastates Cochranton businesses wiping out eight stores
Sept 21 report from Cochranton describes a major blaze that destroyed eight business premises and left estimated losses around 80 000 dollars. The ring of fire stretched 400 to 500 feet, with damage to the meat market building and restaurant, the drug store and grocery, and several others not insured. Community efforts reestablished telephone and electric service despite smoldering ruins.
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Cochranton
A.B
Robert Curtis
Owaer
Gine Woods
Moyer
Cochranton Pines
Robinson Brothers
Proprietos
Sugar Grove Girl Injured In Pony Ride Accident
Miss Saunders 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Saunders of Star Grove area, is in Warren General Hospital in serious condition after a pony she rode to school fell on her. X rays showed a crushed pelvic bone following the fall during Tuesday morning's trip.
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Warren
Nepexan Saunders
William Saunders
Star Grove
Warren General Hospital
Acording
Warren Miss Saunders
Sugar Grove
Sale of 57 Piggly Wiggly stores announced in Memphis
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company of Cincinnati announced the sale here of 57 Piggly Wiggly stores. Leslie M. Stratton Sr, president of the Memphis company, stated the price was not disclosed but believed near 4 million dollars.
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United Press
Memphis
Tenn
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company of
Cincinnati
Leslie M. Stratton
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