Public Notice of Name Claims and Redress Inquiry
A damaged OCR notice from October 2 1935 lists cards of thanks and notices of alleged redress related to news publications. It references Me or Rot as responsible publishers and names multiple business addresses and representatives. The document includes a Jefferson quotation and signals possible legal action if statements are unfounded or harmful.
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All News
Eagts
India
Weil
Worough
Kellysmith
Gene Eveninn
Age Graybar
Waterman
Gaston Atlantic
Falladelphia
Atlanta
General Moters
Thomas
Jefferson
Florida's Big Ditch: The Trans Florida Canal Plan
Albany Herald writer Tomotey describes a sixSection route for a proposed canal across Florida from the Gulf of Mexico to the Atlantic. The plan follows the St Johns River from Jacksonville to Palatka, then heads south across dry land via the Oklawaha and Silver Rivers, passing near Dunnellon and Ing, before crossing to the Gulf near Yankeetown. The article outlines extensive excavation, rock cutting, and crosssections, estimating a 250foot bottom width and substantial dredging to allow larger vessels to travel the route in the future.
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Tomotey
Albany Herald
Goats
Fla
Atlantic
Trans Florida Canal
Gulfd of Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
Jacksontiile
St. John's River
Jackson
Palatka
St John's River
Siler Springs
Cnet
Cate
Oklawaha
Okiawaha
Miedda
Dun Glen
Dunellon
Inga
Ingiy
Gulf
Yankeetown
Gulfy of Mexico
Madurai
Cedar Keys
Jacksonville Roth
St. Johns River
Palateka
Chiawahs
Gerla
Siver Speing
Dunrlion
Withincoochee
Ingle
Batchelor's Buttons and The Road to Fame Burden
A fragmented clipping mentions Batchelor's Buttons and W C Batchelor with jumbled lines about hurry and worry, a circus bow act, and a tailor of fate. It cites themes of fame, a crashed band’s stance on the New Deal, and a church split over moral lines amid rising meat prices.
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Norris
Rayburn
Brck
Roodevell
Trey Weld
And Sudden Death article sparks reader debate
A readable excerpt from The Reader’s Discourse titled And Sudden Death by F Purnia is discussed. The note mentions gruesome details of automobile wreck victims and editors weighing publication. Friends telephoned about missing items and headline emphasis amid the newspaper’s often discouraging business.
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Sereth
Purnia
Thin
Patna
WL Wag
Joeur
Remarkable Education Record of Ripley Heir Elizabeth Expands
A misspelled tribute notes Elizabeth Espy Ripley continues schooling from elementary through college, showing consistent brilliance. Daughter of the late T B Ring, a whitey Prown lawyer, she advances in University education amid a strong family legacy in law and public service.
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Rober
Ripley
Hospital inquiry details suspected assault on injured Black woman
A London weekly recounts a hospital case where a Black woman with a fractured jaw faced a formal inquiry. Doctors pressed questions about the injury while the patient provided evasive responses before admitting involvement.
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Lonedon
Unclear Text on Women Vote and Politics
Fragmented paragraph notes Secretary to the President Lou Henry Hoover reflecting on women voters and political platforms. Mentions debate on whether women’s suffrage necessitated two kinds of banks, then questions real differences between male and female politicians.
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Lous
Washington Letter on AF of L politics and labor splits
Washington Letter reports on the AFL convention's political tensions and labor factional splits. It notes John L. Lewis as a central figure, potential breakups within the federation, and pressures from Duffy, Hutchinson, and others. Also mentions Italy trade cautions, antiholding bills, and a publicity truce between Nye and Blick.
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Washington
A. F. of L
Roosevelt
Farley
Ike
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Messrs
Duffy
Hutchinson
AF of L
Executive Council
Lewis Hight
Lewly Aill
Women Democrats Want City Jobs headline reference
A Windsor Star fragment notes a local Sun headline about Women Democrats seeking city employment. The passage ties a child's question to a discussion of evidence and a whale matter from the Baltimore Evening Sun. The text blends multiple papers and a rhetorical question about whether two items are indistinguishable.
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Sun
Baltimore Evening Sun
Barrymore joins theater crowd in New York nightlife
Oct 24 New York report notes John Barrymore freely mingling with cabaret crowds, posing for cameras, and enjoying the backroom celebrity chatter. The piece catalogs famed figures and fashion, from Tallulah Bankhead to George Gershwin, with playful anecdotes on ties, outfits, and the era’s social scene.
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New York
John Barrymore
Algonquin
A Barrymore
Red toenails blamed for fish bites at Hudson swim
A Petral News item mocks sensational reports about a girl in New York who supposedly attracted fish with red toenails while swimming in the Hudson. The piece ridicules claims that fish are drawn to red nails or clothing and predicts further sensational tales from manufacturers.
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New York
Hudson
Ndt
Petralt News
Ho w's Your Health Chronic Hives Treatment Explained
Dr Iago Goldstein discusses the complexity of chronic hives. Diagnosis requires extensive testing including blood work parasite exams metabolism study and potential x rays. Treatments combine condition specific care with general measures such as calcium and shock therapy including autologous blood reinjection.
Film Time Savings in Hollywood Piles Up Costs
Hollywood observers note stray delays on set waste hours despite quick takes. Three minutes of usable footage per eight hours prompts calls for faster camera moves, rehearsals, and shot planning to trim schedules and boost profits.
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Robin Coons
Hollywood
Stephen R- Roberts
Monte Carlo
Knowing Lads Nashville Camp Advice From Vanderbilt Captain
AP report recounts Vanderbilt captain Willy Geny noting summers at a boys camp shape behavior for football and life. The piece blends film set anecdotes about delays on productions with actors Warner Baxter and Alice Faye, describing on set mishaps and the human elements behind movie making.
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Nashville
Tenn
Willy Geny
Vanderbilt
Geo
Fordham
Wendy
Cecile
Commodores
L S. A
Woody
Cecil
Tales to Parents Mrs Brooks Peters Church
Sam is depicted as fat, lazy and selfish, raised by a matriarchal group led by a single mother after parental divorce. He shuns rough games, prefers older women, and endures relentless teasing, growing lonely and eccentric under the influence of his elder relatives. The text argues two parents aid balanced training and cautions against domineering mothering.
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Sam
Hin
Crowing Meeting Ends In Roostline Leadership
Christopher Columbus Crow presides as self proclaimed chair at a rocky cave meeting. Jolly Bet objects but concedes, while Bear complains they began late. The group agrees to let Christopher lead the session with Jey Bear slated to speak first today.
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Christopher
Christopher Combus
Cocklet
J0f
Bear
Lagres
Chriatepte
Carlotopher Columbus Crow
Spencer
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Nye
Toth Voltine
Hors
Windsor Star
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Mcintyre
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Miss Barrys
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Roy Howard
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Frank Sullivan
Fred Astaire
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Paris
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Gould
Ray D Lithbridgs
Lindy
Horcher's
Berlin
Pee Wee Byers
Xo Jorg
Barney Gallant
Detroit
Grover Whalen
Walt Hopper
Lambs
Harpy
Hap” Ward
Boston
London
Graphic
Nature Farisg
Iago Goldstein
Sidony Lanfleld
Warner Baxter
Alice Faye
Baxter
Miss Faye
Santeran
Garatver
Brooks Peters
Militant Feminism
Mary An
Klein Pot
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America
Jose San Martin
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Guré
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Lint
Simon Bolirat
Martin
Ake
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