The Lonly Grafter Public Honors in Burbank
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss public honors in Burbank and remarks about girls who dance and paint, noting they see little earthly use in such pursuits. The passage reflects social views of talent and usefulness with unclear context and names.
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Burbank
Tennessee Valley Bank Balance Sheet March 31 1924
A historical bank balance sheet shows liabilities totaling 4 867 383 10 with a 87 573 02 line item and 75 000 00 listed, reflecting the Tennessee Valley Bank figures as of March 31 1924. The fragment emphasizes large liability figures and specific account entries from the period.
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Tennessee Valley Bank
Quotations and Wit on Language and Life
A collage of humorous notes and maxims on speech manners and morals. The column mocks the overlong talk of politicians and praises concise, honest talk while lampooning pretentious language and shortfalls in character.
New York Bride Seeks Divorce Across State Lines For Orient Trip
In New York on May 15, Mrs. Jeannette M. Cordano, currently in New Mexico, writes to her husband Eugene in New York asking for a divorce for old times sake so she can pursue an Orient trip. He seeks an annulment instead, noting New Mexico would be the place to obtain one. The piece also notes NYU seniors favor a “willowy brunette” ideal and surveys Old Chelsea art and firearms auctions, with mentions of local figures and artworks from the Chelsea neighborhood.
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Jeannette M. Cordano
Orient
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Chelsea
Charles H. Boynton
Herschel Jones
Harry Collins Brown
Museum of the City of New York
Grand Secretary Beauchamp Missed by Fire at Montgomery Event
George A Beauchamp grand secretary of the Grand Chapter of Alabama Masons was to attend a Montg ery gathering but remained at his camp home after a fire destroyed his lodging. The incident forced his absence from the scheduled MA sons function.
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George A. Beauchamp
Montgomery
Alabama Masons
Daily Byline From The Associated Press Cited
The Associated Press is described as a trusted source recognized by editors and readers alike. The text stresses the value of AP bylines for newspaper credibility and global news coverage.
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Branch Sworn In as Indiana Governor After McCray Resigns
Emmet Branch was sworn in as Governor of Indiana succeeding Warren McCray who resigned after being sentenced to ten years in prison in Atlanta for mail fraud. Branch becomes the new state executive amid a political transition and ongoing legal matters involving his predecessor.
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Warren 7. McCray
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Kellogg's Bran Restores Health After Long Suffering
William Firth Jr of Merchantville New Jersey testifies after 22 years of combined indigestion and constipation pain Kellogg's Bran relieved his chronic condition within a year. The advertisement promotes Kellogg's Bran as a guaranteed remedy with two tablespoons daily and recipe usage.
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Firth
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