Unclear historical notice with garbled OCR text
The readable portions reference a historical document or statement involving BELLY-SMITH BO, a representative, and a sworn oath theme. The fragmentary text mentions a New York location and a figure named Thomas Staffarson, suggesting a political or ceremonial context but lacks coherent events, dates, or outcomes to summarize clearly.
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Chi Gray
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Atlantic Ride
Washington Letter on Federal Reserve friction and politics
Washington Letter by Faul Mallon analyzes the clash over Fed powers, Glass and Eccles versus Morgenthau, and Roosevelt’s potential control. It notes open market rules, Treasury influence, and a preview of political maneuvering around the dying inflation fight and the death sentence hosting bill. It mentions a September Ethiopian war premiere as diplomatic chatter and a House Senate conference overflow.
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Glew Han
Horatine
Federal Reserve Board
Dex Army
House
Steagall
Eecles
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Glaan
Eccles
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Glass Son
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Renator
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Brorgen
Morgenthau
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NOTCE
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Gimday
White House
Sooma
Not Mad Enough Says Business Leader on Anger
A prominent business figure argues temper control, warns that anger has limits yet taxes trigger public action. The piece contrasts historical uprisings with modern calls for restraint, urging taxpayers to rise only when provoked by excessive fiscal policy.
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Fata
Lake Talquin Dream Asset for Tallahassee Area
The Tallahassee Democrat notes Lake Talquin formed when the Florida Power dammed the Ochlockonee near Jackson Bluff, creating a 16 mile reservoir rich with sandy banks and spawning beds. Black bass and red belled bream thrive, drawing fishermen from Georgia Alabama and beyond as records of sport fishing grow.
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Lake Talquin
Tallahassee
Georsis
Alabama
Local Westover lighting project and era notices
Twenty years ago Westover built electric light poles as Houston Heights expanded. The town noted a near tragedy when two boys shot sparrows with a 22 rifle, and Frank Dampsey joked about a stray bullet. Gasoline rose from 17 to 18 cents a gallon amid wartime demand. W Burkett announced plans to run for sugar at the next election.
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Frenk Dampsey
Wix Drug Co
West Main, Street
Lawrence Owens
Chas Curlton
Frank
Wey
Lake Tol quin gains as bream supply expands
Northwest Florida anglers report Lake Tarquin's bream and bass supplies rising despite raiding, with floods and dam work leaving submerged brush intact. Many fishermen expect increased legal catches as more anglers pursue the thriving lake, while weather, bait, and water depth continue to influence success.
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Florida
Lake Tal
Tarquin
Power Company
Will Rogers as High Paid News Writer in The Era
The passage notes Will Rogers as one of the world’s best paid newspaper writers earning about $3,000 weekly for rally commentary in hundreds of papers including The New York Times. It also laments enduring taxes and predicts future tax rises as inevitable, a belief held by sensible citizens for forty years.
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Will Rogers
New York Times Vailuy
Salvation Army
Friska and Wolffs
Outrage as Vandenberg Attacks NRA Figures
Senator Vandenberg denounces NRA spending after July payrolls show 34 000 workers earning 815 950 while a total SRA administrative cost hits 107 27 for the month. The piece mocks political tactics and laments government permanence of agencies amid the Schechter decision era.
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Schechter
Tenoxervalt
Congrens
Vansenberg
Mighigan
London
Job
Sgt. Louth
Pont-Dispaten
G O P poll shows Horah as preferred presidential candidate
A reader message claims a high margin for Horah as the GOP favorite while questioning party reform, with incomplete references to St Louis Post-Dispatch and a stray note about a rice incident and native Tayes at 73.
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Republican Party
Horah
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
NG ROOM FOR IT Alwbruvy Conservatory Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue in a conservatory centers on affection and admiration, with barely readable names and phrases suggesting a staged or theatrical excerpt. The text references Lauria No Ambrose and mentions strength courage beauty and intelligence in a personal exchange, ending with a garbled note about Kirwingham Express.
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Lauria
Ambrose
No outsides advice on bee fronts dispute
A fragmentary report notes Marcie of Georzts announced he wanted no outsides advice regarding problems of the Bee Fronts Uynehing while mentioning bats balls masks and other equipment in a local sporting context.
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Wit Marcie
Georzts
Uynehing
New York Letters Reveal High Society and Fading Celebrities
A New York column portrays G Go McDitre and wife Carlotta Monteray in a vivid portrait of a literary and artistic circle. It highlights ONeill's public persona and Monteray's dramatic retreat from fame, plus sketches of Norman Hapgood, George Lorimer, and varied cultural figures.
Gob Humor Echoes Across Five Year Reunion
Two men who had not met in five years learn each other had married. One asks about the wife. The other replies she is an angel and still alive. The brief anecdote captures a light, humorous note from the Keystone state paper.
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U. S
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Tejaca Manaya Roads Salt of Sugar Plans
A fragmented report notes talk of building roads with unconventional materials, mentioning a Tejaca project and alleged contracts tied to sugar and salt by contractors. The text centers on questionable materials and contractor involvement, with unclear outcomes or dates.
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Bour
Tejaca Manaya
Buffato
Happy State Of Being and the Comfortable Life
Fragmentary OCR text discusses an average man’s ideal of comfort, mentioning money and a program named in distorted form. Readable parts suggest a societal or economic reflection, but details are unclear and names or events are not fully legible.
Undulant fever explained by Dr Lago Goldstein
Dr Lago Goldstein describes undulant fever as globally spread beyond Malta with variable symptoms and low mortality. He warns of long, debilitating illness, notes limited effective treatment, and urges pasteurized milk and strict hygiene for those in contact with livestock to prevent infection.
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Malta
France
Spain
Italy
Egypt
Tripoli
Alberis
India
China
Philippines
Mexico
United States
Ensemble Playing And The Private Orchestra Dream
Mrs Brooke Peters tells how a family creates a home ensemble with two violinists a pianist and future viola or cello additions The mother guides the group while the father acts as both enthusiastic audience and critic The piece argues ensemble playing trains tone harmony and self discipline and offers a life lesson in collaboration and self control
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Mrs. K
DAY IN CONGRESS IN HOLLYWOOD
Hollywood gossip column notes star dieting for a role and hints at cast choices for The Great Ziegfeld. It mentions Wil Shaw shedding pounds, Luisa Rainer eyed for Anna Held, Johnny Weissmuller testing dramatic ability, and Alice Brady returning to dramatic work in Metropolitan.
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Robbin Coons
Hollywood
Wil Shaw
Winl
Islands
San Francisco
Rainer
Anna
Ike Luisa Rainer
Ziegfeld
Johnny Weissmuller
Haseen
Ines
Tarzan
Alice Brady
Lawrence Tibbett
Toovies
Metropolitan
Donald Woods
Tales to Parents by Dr Ingseme Adaptation
In a cave Sweet Face frets over two talking tramps in Puddle Muddle. He fears their plan to settle nearby and resists, deciding to warn Willy Nilly of potential danger while navigating a risky escape and a sudden head injury from a cave entrance.
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Belars
Agua
Sweet Face
Willy Nilly
Budapest
Adair
Nicholas
Horthy
Hungary
Tortead
al Florthy
Namiral Horthy
Shovik
Bethien
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Carlotta Monteray
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Ralph Barton
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Mrs. O'Neill
Bill Robinson
Ethel Waters
Harlem
Ars
Norman Hapgood
George Horace Lorimer
Cecil Lean
Ray Rolin
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Ray Long
Clare Briggs
George A. Dorsey
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Carl Scitz
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Athletic Club
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Ewing Galloway
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Clare Booth Brokaw
Catherine Brush
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Will Mahoney
Lago Goldstein
Brooke Peters
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