Mount Re New York Day By Day Mount Re Van Ball
A garbled OCR item from New York Day By Day with scattered references to Mount Re Van Ball and a March 29 date. It cites Associated Press material and national representatives, and includes a Jefferson quote. The legibility is poor and the piece appears to be a fragment of a larger page.
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New York
Mount RE
Gilbert Muley
Darin
Miter
London
Paris
Bertin Amt
Constantinople
Manhattan
Post Office Outrage and Roosevelts Postal Debate in New York
A fiery column attacks the Roosevelt administration over the Post Office mail order scheme and “simplified advertising” circulars, arguing they harm newspapers, workers, and local business. It notes New York beggar relief trends and offers political observations on public figures and media.
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Roosevelt
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Uintiense Disinese Institution
Jergrat Communication Service
Cometry
Post Office
Hean
Farley
Emalier Elunn
News Behind The News Twenty Years Ago From The Eagle
PAUL MALLAN discusses Roosevelt's Senate leverage as six labor labor-switching senators defended backing him. Private assurances from the White House are claimed to influence wage politics, with hopes for prevailing wage laws in twenty-two states and on federal projects. He hints Roosevelt may back the Wagner bill amid labor pressure and possible summer strikes.
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Roosevelt
Senate
White House
Roope
Pernistble Relief Administration
Rangovert
Haute
Renenvelt
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Wagner
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Wagner Bi
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Boston
Dothan Sundays and the era of blue laws noted
In a 20/ years ago feature, The Dothan Eagle recalls John A May’s strict blue law ultimatum restricting Sunday cafes and drink sales to drugstore hours, the era’s few autos, porch gossip, and a gold headed walking stick gift to Sheriff May. It contrasts then with modern extended Sunday hours for drugstores and cinemas.
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Montgomery Advertiser
Dothanagie
John A. May
Hagia
Foater Street
May
Mayedl
Han
Roosevelts tale urges Canada to face governance honestly
The Ottawa Journal editorialized that the Roosevelt story should teach Canadians to be more tolerant and fair toward government and to hold leaders to practical, everyday challenges. It warned that policy alone is easy, while implementing it amid global uncertainties is hard.
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Canada
Roosevelt
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Ottawa Journal
SIZING UP HURY LONG
The piece argues Huey Long has a large following among radio listeners partisans and believers. It notes his appeal to the lunatic fringe discontent poverty and desperation. While not likely to become a formidable presidential candidate the author warns Long could be a troublesome factor in next year’s campaign.
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Long
Johnson
Portland Ores Goninn
Fragmented quote on Hitler fortune teller tale misread
A garbled OCR like line claims Hitler asked a fortune teller about his death and received a reply that his death would occur on a Jewish holiday. The fragment is unclear and unreliable as reported.
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Hitler
Onion Express
Manoffers Help at 40g Show for Ocean Greyhound Labor
A man at a recent 40g show notices a puzzled woman and offers guidance. He asks if she cannot locate the kennel she desires and offers to assist. She thanks him and asks where the ocean greyhound Labor is being exhibited.
Philadelphia Bulletin Coin Collector Confession Shown
A fragmented OCR line reveals a coin collector claiming identity and intent in a Philadelphia Bulletin context. The text shows a speaker denying a question, with references to a coin collection activity and a metropolitan newspaper tag.
Vampires of Prague Promises Browning Shock Atmosphere
Hollywood by Robbin Coons notes Tod Browning returns to eerie thrills with The Vampires of Prague. James Wong Howe and Shug Keeler devised a win dow frame lighting method to dazzle eyes, while a bleak yard and thatched hut set evoke Poe like atmosphere.
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Tod Browning
Prague
Browning
Technielang
James Wong Howe
Shug Keeler
Poe
Witenwoman
Jessie Alph
Bad Weather Delays Ocean Test Flight Of Compass Plane
Bad weather and ship positions forced postponement of the Commerce Department radar compass plane test at Oakland. Officials limited operations to 900 to 1,000 miles at sea and return, with a Honolulu hop discarded. A seven and a quarter pound turnip grown by J. N. Smith of Warttace Tennessee was also noted.
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Oakland
Calif
Honolulu
Commerce Department
Washington
J. N. Smith
Warttace
Tenn
Dominican Republic stamp mirrors US delivery issue
A 1925 10 cent Dominican Republic postal delivery stamp closely resembles the U S internal delivery design featuring a motorcycle and colonial architecture. The main difference lies in the postman's uniform, adapted to Dominican practice. other nations have sometimes copied American issues for stamps.
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Dominican Republic
United States
Devery
West Indian Republic
How's Your Health? Enuresis and Child Psychology
Dr Iaga Goldstola discusses enuresis not due to parental fault and outlines a twofold approach: first a thorough medical evaluation for infections irritations or gland issues. then if physical causes are excluded or minor, an emphasis on the child’s emotional state and parent–child dynamics. The article notes that psychological factors are often more significant and warns against excessive parental sympathy or shame.
Talks To Pak By The Brena Ret e Ce
The piece discusses teen readers and adolescent needs for attention and drama. It contrasts youth rebellion with adult judgments, arguing growth comes through imagined but controlled defiance and eventual self restraint rather than harsh punishment.
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PAK
Brena
Crapehaapin
Botton
Renily Ike
Hhide
Sundown Stories: A Christmas Mint Bank Tale
Mary Graham Bonne recounts a playful tale featuring Christopher Columbus, Top Notch, Willy Milly, and a pretend bank on a shelf. The characters discuss saving coins, dreams of noble work, and a hopeful plan to amass funds, with childish mischief guiding the tale.
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Chrismas
Christopher Columb Ory
Christopiat
Willy Milly
Christopher Wan
Howes
Willy
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