Daily Ramet Beusray and Eagle Publishing Partnership
The page references The Eagle Publishing partnership and a list of subscription rates by carrier mail and motor service. It mentions Kelly-Smith Co representing, Chicago Evening Post, and includes a quotation from Thomas Jefferson condemning tyranny.
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Ramet Beusray
Eagle Publishing
William Theodore Ball Eanad
Itis & Balk
Oc Mall
Mall
Motor Bovis
Wrice
Kelly-Smith CO
Chicago
Fon i Chiles
Graybar
Rds
Bowen
Philedel Shies
Glas Seas Adams
Thomas Jefferoa
Let There Be Light and Free Men at Ease
A compact quote item contrasts Genesis 3 19 with Browning and asserts freedom in work. The line warns that fear of God brings ease while labor under constraint yields little. Indicates a thematic reflection on faith, labor, and liberty in a historical prose snippet.
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E. B. Browning
Goober Gathering Drives Wiregrass Peanut Harvest
Farmers across the Wiregrass shift from cotton to peanuts to meet war needs. Labor shortages threaten full harvest as crews push long hours to get the amber crop from fields to racks for food and victory efforts.
Model Protectorate revolt shocks Nazi occupied Powes
The Powes who accepted German occupation without resistance have risen in revolt against Hitler’s regime. Sabotage and strikes sparked a flare up in the so called model protectorate as authorities impose martial law and crack down on dissidents.
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Hitler
Fragmented wartime note on soldiers' emotions and strategy
A terse wartime fragment notes that prolonged emotional brooding worsens symptoms and calls for immediate treatment. It references Maj. Frederick R. Hanson of the Army Medical Corps and a Allied push in Sicily. The text hints at broad strategic aims and Soviet and Pravda context.
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Winstone
Maj
Frederick R. Hanson
Army Medical Corps
Peyeblatriat
Sicily
Danish Resistance May Rise as Denmark Seethes at Nazi Rule
Danish officials refuse action as King Christina X nears 73 and Danish sentiment turns against Nazi occupation. Reports claim Royal Guard clashed with German troops at Sorgeniti Castle while dozens of Danes escaped to Sweden. Observers say Denmark risks German retaliation but public anger grows as hope fades for Allied aid.
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Christina X
Sorgeniti Castle
Sweden
Nazi Germany
Hiver
Atake
Atrekes
Denmark
England
Berlin
Hitler
Herlin
Noth[ing
End of Blackouts Proof of U S War Readiness
In wartime rhetoric a WWII era defense article notes Office of Civilian Defense mobilization after Pearl Harbor. It recalls blackouts, air raid wardens, and observers standing watch for enemy raids on the continental United States, while praising American resilience and urging wartime production to shift from air drills to manufacturing planes guns and tanks.
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Office of Civilian Defense
United States
Honolulu
Greenland
Fragmented clipping with war era stray thoughts and garbled quotes
A noisy, distorted excerpt references Himmler, German war effort, cooks in war plants, and a health expert urging silence. The text blends war rhetoric with unrelated musings about swinging, timing, and confidence phrases, minus coherent events or dates.
Washington Merry-Go-Round and State Dept Purge Rumors
A Washington column accuses the State Department of a widening purge against Loyalist Spain sympathizers and pro Gaulle supporters. It alleges gossip circles and resignations amid alleged spy taps and pressure from Secretary Hull, recalling Kellogg era tactics. Big Bill Jeffers tours for synthetic tire tests as Army red tape angers soldiers and officials.
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Washington
Hull
Frank R. Kellogg
State Department
Kellogge
Studes
T Je
Department
Big Bill Jeffers
San Antono
Texas
Phoenix
Arizona
Areca
Magazine writers and the lure of prestige
Fair Enough laments the pretensions of glossy magazines like Ladies Home Journal and their control over writers. He mocks editor Jeffers and White House intrigues, notes Carey and Murray on tour, and argues magazines crush originality, pay poorly, and demand obedience while buying reputations.
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Lorhatt
Ladies Home Journal
Lottcries
Lorimer
The
New Yorker
Ross
Ogden
Utah
Carey
Practical farm tips for drought damaged crops and feed
Dry weather has harmed corn and hay. advice covers grazing crops with barley, oats, and rye, plus fertilizing and alfalfa for early spring feed. Encourages expanding small grain, improving soil prep, timely planting, and proper fertilization to raise yields and resilience.
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Pennule
Red Army Driving West Along Sea of Azov Front
Dewitt Mackenzie reports the Red Army pushing along the Sea of Azov after taking Taganrog. He describes German forces faltering as Soviet pincers close, threatening encirclement of up to 800,000 Nazi troops and possible counterattacks in the Donets basin. The article notes Stalin’s salute in Moscow and warns of looming rains slowing operations.
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Taganroy
Sea of
Arov
of' Fielda
Caucasus
Red Army
Sea of Azov
Stalin
Moscow
Russa
Taganrog
Reda
Kharkov
Hitler
Fuehrer
Donets
Leningrad
Dnieper
H. S. Sewell
Crimea
Zaporozhe
Melitopol
Black Sea
Russia
Galvanized roof painting and maintenance guidance
A homeowner advisory recommends painting galvanized roofing at first signs of discoloration or corrosion with metallic paint. Ensure the roof is sound and gutters cleared before painting, remove loose paint with a wire brush, rinse and air dry after cleaning.
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Alabama Extension Service
Birmingham News Farm
Pega
Birmingham
Auburn
Midwife Assembly Ordered by Health Board
In a county health notice nurses and midwives are summoned to attend a meeting on Thursday September 4 to discuss licenses. Johs was ordered to attend with an application to the Board of Health for Burkett. Several named midwives and nurses are referenced in the incomplete OCR text.
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Houston Co
UBIY
Thureday
Johs
Board of Health For
Burkett
Mix
Virginia P
Elin Ailsby
Ming
Abner
Nazi Says Allies Preparing Invasion Plans
Stockholm relay from AP reports a German foreign office spokesman in Berlin says the Allies are planning a new invasion in the Mediterranean. He cites transports and warships assembling for an attack on southern France or Tunisia with thousands of French troops reported at Oran.
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Stockholm
Tas
Mittary
Foreign Correspond
Berlin
Mediterranean
Thy
Tunisia
Sicly
Allin
Religion Thrives In The Services
Washington report notes a surge in religious activity within the armed forces with over five million attendees in one month. Chaplains conducted hundreds of sessions and distributed thousands of Bibles and Testaments, reflecting strong faith engagement amid Army life.
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Washington
Office of
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