Telegraphic newspaper copy about AP and staff
Fragmented notices list telephones and newspaper departments and announce Associated Press rights. It mentions national representatives Frost Landis Kohn and cities Atlanta New York Detroit St Louis Chicago and thanks cards obituaries and resolutions. The text is a torn OCR snippet with editorial lines and service charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost, Landis & Kohn
Atlanta
New York
Detroit
St Louis
Chicago
Flap Pranelscoen
Deaths From War And Automobiles Chronicle Risk
A historical column compares Gettysburg losses to U S auto fatalities over thirteen years totaling about 18 000 deaths, equating to thirty six Gettysburg battles or nearly three Gettysburgs annually. It argues that speed limits vary, accidents stem from carelessness, and careful driving must be taught to reduce deaths.
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Meade
Lee
Gettysburg
America
United
England
Waterloo
Girard
Philadelphia Inquirer
Henry slips up on polite marriage etiquette
The piece parodies H L Mencken and Emily Post, contrasting a famed bachelor’s views with a Kansas City Star spoof. It satirizes polite marriage norms, noting husbands’ efforts to pacify wives, avoid offense, and uphold decorum at home and at social gatherings.
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Kansas City Star
Catt Henry
Words as weapons in business and life
The piece surveys world business conditions across seventeen nations with seven showing improvement including the United Kingdom Italy Netherlands Belgium Norway Japan and Canada It cites Correct English Magazine and an article by G W Robnett on the power of words noting words as tools yet dangerous as fire and the impact of wordsmanship on thought and behavior
Willoughby Lectures on County Politics and Road Funds
In Crosby Alabama October 2 1990 editor of Theagre Mr Willoughby critiques county road services and political corruption during campaigning. He calls for competent road managers and more integrity, warns of liquor money and corrupt forces, and notes pleasant local residents while recounting campaign impressions. He cites Sam Jones and quotes verses on words and civility toward voters.
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Houston County
Sam Jones
Facing Hard Truths From Mr Gist On Alabama Hard Times
In Montgomery statistician Mr. F. W. Gist warns 36 000 Alabama tenant farmers will be in want this winter, totaling 180 000 people with no Thanksgiving no shoes and no meat. He cites droughts floods and overproduction of cotton as causes and urges prioritizing human rights over property rights in Dothan Alabama dated Oct 2 1884.
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Gist
Alabama
Dothan
Winter Style for Men in Thrifty Wardrobe Trends
The Hamilton Spectator surveys winter style for men featuring practical outerwear and affordable accessorizing. Emphasis falls on versatile coats, muted palettes, and understated finishes suitable for city streets and daily tasks.
Annie Laurie and Wyoming Fighting Tap Mystery
A fragmented note wonders who wrote Annie Laurie and questions if someone named Wyoming Fighting Tap answered it. The text suggests uncertainty about authorship and attribution in a faded newspaper fragment.
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Annie Laurie
Wyoming
Americans and the ship of history in New England antiquities
James Truslow Adams argues in the New England Antiquities review that American identity is tied to a British past yet views earlier eras as foreign. He contrasts 1449 to 1700 antiquities with modern independence and questions commemorating distant figures on American soil.
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Ameria
Societs
New England Antiquities
Wale
England
British Empire
Edward the Confessor
Oliver Cromwel
Bowling Green
James Truslow Adams
Ya Review
Uncle Sam and the Red Tape Mix Up
A misaddressed letter from a surety firm to Mobile is returned with a large red stamp No State named. The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the postal rule spelling out Mobile versus Mobile Ala and mocks the system for bureaucratic nitpicking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Washington Letter on Rep Hamilton Fish Jr Crusade and West Point Ties
Washington letter profiling Rep Hamilton Fish Jr noted for congressional probes into communism and short selling wheat. Highlights his Harvard football captaincy, tough inquiry style, West Point advocacy, and World War I service including Croix de Guerre decoration and infantry major rank. The piece contrasts his on the hill demeanor with battlefield credentials and military education.
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Washington
Hamilton Fish, Jr
United States
Harvard
Crimson
Ham" Fish
Princton
Yale
United States Military Academy
West Point
Congress
Champagne
Scheoult
Army of Occupation
White Sox Lose Ground in City Series at Wrigley
Chicago's White Sox face a 2 1 deficit after a 4 to 2 loss in the second game at Wrigley Field. Donie Bush, the Sox manager, weighs pitching options with Ted Lyons possible to start after Guy Bush led Chicago to a 21 to 1 rout the previous day.
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Chicago
White Sox
Wood
Mad
Gods of
Sox
Cubds
Donie Bush
Thomas
Ted Lyons
Cubs
Guy Bush
Cub
Wrigley Field
How's Your Health by DE. Lago Goldston
The article discusses the science of dietetics, warning against quackery and extreme diets. It argues that public guidance often distorts nutrition advice, stressing balanced meals, caution with calorie counting, and the body's large reserves to adapt to varied diets.
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Nature
Sundown Stories in the Amazon River
Mary Graham Bonner presents John and Peggy journeying across South America with the Little Black Clock to the Amazon River. The river introduces them with grand imagery, boasting of its vast size and lush jungle, inviting a voyage through heavy foliage, warm heat, and exotic plants as they share bananas and rest on giant water plants.
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Amazon
South America
John
Peggy
Missouri-Mississippi
Broadway Schoolboys and a High School on Times Square
A New York City scene on Forty sixth street near Broadway shows Haaren Cooperative high school at No 120 amid Broadway hotels and music offices. Boys from Hell's Kitchen cross Broadway after school, while nearby Tin Pan Alley studios host singers and pianists. The mix captures a busy block with racing bets, chorus girls, and a malevolent hum of Broadway life.
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New York
Times Square
Forty-sixth Street
Broadway
Haaren Cooperative High School
No. 120
West Side
Hell’s Kitchen
Tin Pan Alley
St. James Infirmary
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Associated Press
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United Kingdom
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Japan
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G. W. Robnett
Willoughby
Crosby, Ala
Minh
Ple
Tauie
Lexie Dean Robertson
Tising Star
Texas
Jazain
Moe
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Dothan. Ala
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Hamilton Spectator
Sam
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Mobile
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By DE. Lago Goldston
Sundown Stories
Mary Graham Bonner
New York Letter
By Richard Massoce
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