Yellow dog story and aviation debate in era paper
A scanned page fragment includes a Philadelphia tale of a loyal yellow dog tied to a crime scene and morgue chase, plus a Valdosta Times critique of aviation risk. It cites figures like Samuel Ferguson, local cops, and Newark/Philadelphia outlets, reflecting early 20th century press tone and public interest in crime and flight safety.
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Philadelphia
St Beward
Samuel Ferguson
South Thirteenth Street
Sara
Kyle
S.P. CA
Hoover translation book earns Library of Congress honor
Herbert Hoover and Lou Henry Hoover are credited with translating De Re Metallica, making the work a prized exhibit at the Library of Congress. Access involves elevator ascent to level F7, a steel enclosure, and a formal check out with identity and address details.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Herbert Hoovers
Li ‘Y of
Congress
Agricola
Herbert Hoover
Lou Henry Hoover
Hoover Persally
Library of Congress
Hoovers
United States
Hoover
Morgan guards edge around J P Morgan home in Midtown
A passerby idly notes the Morgan residence fence and trees while two guards from the United States corps patrol the gate. The scene shows residents respecting the privacy of the Morgan compound as guards deter trespassers and maintain a peaceful block, with a Sacred Harp singing gathering announced at the county courthouse.
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Fim
Mab
New York
J. P. Morgan
Madit Avenue
United States Corps
Morgan Menage
A. E. Fe
Morgang
J. P
Debating Drinking in Colleges Faces Mixed Views
A leading magazine writer argues college drinkers are not as wild as often portrayed. The piece notes students generally drink moderately, with less heavy hazing and fewer incidents than in past decades. It cites Dawner and others suggesting regulation has curbed excesses, while acknowledging ongoing concerns about fees and student behavior.
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Chia
A Sermon For The Week Roversed By Ins Lescts
A garbled sermon note appears with fractured phrases and scattered names. The readable parts reference a weekly sermon, a person named Wiehe, and mentions of a priestly audience but lack cohesive context or clear events. The fragmentary text offers little verifiable detail beyond generic religious instruction.
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Rita
Rte
Seminoles Hear Praise From Interior Official
Secretary Wilbur orders the Interior Bureau to leave the Florida Seminoles alone. The tribe has shown independence by avoiding federal investigators and reformers for years, earning a rare reward in keeping their autonomy. The article argues most Indians rely on government support rather than private enterprise.
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Wilbur
Interior Department
Insign Bureau
Indian Bureau
Bureau
Hay
Julian
Indivalitd
Debunking Auto License Tags in Kentucky Progress Stunt
A historical notice argues against decorative license plate motifs in Kentucky. It notes states like Massachusetts New Hampshire California and Kentucky added images or slogans to plates, claiming no benefit and reduced readability. A Kentucky suit challenges the slogan Kentucky for Progress with critics calling it a laughing stock and a fine proposed at $100.
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Massachusetts
New Hampshire
California
Minos
Kentucky
Sui
Smoked Marketing and Social Shifts In Tobacco Ads
An era of saturated American cigarette demand prompts manufacturers to widen appeal beyond men and shift ads toward women. Prices may fall or stay steady as campaigns evolve, while public health concerns linger over the habit’s social costs and the broader economy.
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Smores Emporia
Caret
Bar Ag Women Ince
Eiarets
Selverrie Ag
Oy Villavien
Trea Tobrene
Othees
Joe Fochent
Wrestler headlines and chaotic OCR fragment
A jumbled OCR text fragment mentions WWE, Horst, Rieks, and names such as Makergat and Popes, with erratic phrases. It resembles wrestling or entertainment notes but lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes.
When Children Grow To Love the Country This Summer
A reflective piece on children slow to explore country life at first. A mother notices their initial boredom with a city routine then discovers fascination through a farm foal, berries, and long walks. It urges parents to give youngsters time to adjust to new surroundings and opportunities.
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Ghowti Tey
Alice Judson Peale
Monopoly for Tork Vets Angora
Torker 7 Disabled given exclusive rights to sell the re publics rixteen state monopolies. This project will make disabled sol diers, the sale vendors of sugar, guso- Time, matches, salt, playing cards, gramophone records, alcohol, and nine other communities monopolized iby the state.
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Angora
Torker
Rixteen
Iby
Linen storage with blue enamel drawers described
Fragmentary OCR describes tunen closers or drawers holding linens with dark blue enamel used to wrap fabrics. The text references timing and wrapping but is incomplete, obscuring full details of purpose or origin.
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William Theodore Mall
Wlan Hall
W.C. Malchelom Wurace Ball
Dotbun
Alabama
Ponteffice
Roy G. Hatfield
Bistoriat Wevanment
PHOST
Landis
KON Almata
Detrott
St. Grain
Chicago
San
Voltaire
Valdootie
Cleveland
Tg Furies
Hawkins
Heath
Sateerie
Daingerrus
Navy
Warth
Hanier
Aune
Faeces Aviation
Jenpardine
Murey
Wyden
Nigg A
Saltetlon
Sweden
Gontana
la Aise
Richard Massock
Morgan Library Street
Park Avenues
Court House
County Court House
Sanpla Nt
Eieges
Almrat
New York Mobild Tribe
Tagles
Stefan Ta
WWE
Free Horst
Rieks Marea
Hacket
Makergat Sr
Amd
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