Strange Fight Promises and Odd Debate Tangles
A fragmented piece notes Maninez and Jon Louth in a technical race on September 24 with 40 000 tickets sold. It mocks and questions boxing hype around Joe Louis and Max Baer while contrasting public entertainment value with a spectral science debate on relativity and creation.
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Maninez
Technhc
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Jon Louth
Nefro
Mit
Biter
Cinge
Joe Louie
Tan Louie
Max Raer
Flnstely
Max Baer
Arthur Brisbene
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Pr. Finginin
Cinetet Ae Entertainment
Don
Jon Hn
Maw
Faer
Prisbane
Tragic Baton Rouge Shooting Reflections and Motive Theories
A Baton Rouge discussion analyzes the Weiss case and Huey Long assassination. The piece argues Weiss acted from fervent political passion rather than insanity, citing his wartime changes and alleged devotion to a cause that led him to kill Senator Long.
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Baton Rouge
Baton Tonga
Montgomery
Chase
Tulane
Welan
Tia
Senator Long
Weiss
Jake
Weles
State
Huey Lang
nuYcon
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Wein
Lone Passed
J. F. Yarebroweh
Inter
Ae Welss
Ralny
New York Letter describes a quirky Queens entertainment pavilion
A Queens boulevard venture named De South blends Southern plantation satire with vaudeville flair. Free admission, 50 cent plate dinner, beer from a corn tilth bar, and an all-star cast of eccentric details lure Long Island limo owners. The piece collages high society notes from Vienna to Waldorf anecdotes, noting lavish tastes and idle luxury amidst brisk city gossip.
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New York
Queens Boulevard
Forest
Io Overalia
Fragmented OCR reflects archival newspaper text
A garbled OCR sample from a 1935 issue presents mixed fragments about credits and a masthead. It cites The Evening Post and various press affiliations, with stray names and phrases, including a Jefferson quote and a date of September 12 1935.
Fragmentary political rant from Lowistena governors speech
Fragmentary OCR text attacking Governor Allen of Lowistena and Mecatinus Bury Long. Mentions dictatorship and intolerance of Lewistena, with a remark about why people oppose dictators and “kiddies” figures. Text is unclear and partly garbled.
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Governor Allen
Lowistena
Bury Long
Politien
Lewin Tittle Favored In National Amateur Golf Title
Readers dream of editors steering society to peace with fewer car crashes and less graft. Lewin Tittle is favored to win the National Amateur golf title at Cleveland, with Weick seen as a mere hazard.
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Leweon Tittle
Cleveland
Weick
Theorical Rally Speech Sparks Controversy in Uliness
Fragmented OCR text depicts a Republican rally scene in Uliness with Theodore Remwvell performing in a faltering manner. The piece critiques wealth disparities, anti New Deal sentiment, and references to Roosevelt, Hamilton, and Franklin. The language is garbled but centers on political consternation over spending and prosperity policies.
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Theodore Remwvell
Uliness
Emissio
Walter
Harling
Toqsevelt
Mamita
Theodore
Gabe Seary
Promienis
Predicaniy
Mrosiew Avnatuis
Cordever
WIEN
Indinaire
Aepordinge
Sian Whit
Nat Ben
Wee Pierie
Syed Af
Ieee and Cratos
Ameties
America
Unclear OCR fragment from Starry Arma Bay item
Fragmentary text mentions Annie fameanne and OvAPhia transfers, with a quoted exchange about punishment and a statement on deprension. No clear people, places, dates, or events are readable.
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Starry Arma Bay
Annie Fameanne
Rey
Fragmentary notes on a Florida storm and flood report
A garbled OCR passage refers to a Florida storm and flood report with mentions of Uncle Ed Mowers and a ship raid. The text is largely unreadable, but implies a weather event affecting a person or community and a sequence of dialogue fragments about proceeding with a bunk roll.
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Florida
Opinions Of The Hour On Vagrants And Happiness
A compact opinion piece questions why leisure people resent vagrants and contrasts "unhappy" today with hope for tomorrow. It cites thoughts from James M. Warburg Franklin D Roosevelt and Henry Ford on independence and happiness as a byproduct of work.
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Lince
James M. Warburg
Franklin OD. Roosevelt
Henry Ford
A Woman's Virtues and Roles in Society
Salt Lake City Tribune comments on the average woman as ornament and influence in households and public life. It lauds modest dress and conduct, resilience in illness, nursing care, and superior judgment in emergencies versus many men, describing women as perceptive and dependable.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Tribune
Foreign Language Lesson Question Confuses Bystanders
A bystander notes a remark about teaching a language to a woman. The speaker lists French German Russian Italian Spanish with a humorous tone. The exchange hints at curiosity over which language is most foreign.
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Landon
Talks to Parents By Mrs Brooks Patern Church
Mrs Brooks offers guidance to parents facing discouragement with imperfect children. She notes every parent and child evolves, growth continues beyond adolescence, and past setbacks do not define future success.
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Mrs. Brooks
Patern Church
Tommy
Susy
Sam
Mary
Faother
Tammy
Suzy
Hite
Norma Shearer to Star Romeo and Juliet Career Move
Hollywood notes recount Norma Shearer defying critics by screen acting prowess and preparing for a landmark Romeo and Juliet role. The article compares past Juliets and highlights Shearer’s study, citing over 400 volumes and 18 theatrical versions as she prepares for the project.
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Hollywood
Rome
Snorma Shearer
Sharer
Norman Shearer
Have Ling
Romieo
Juliet
Jane Cowl
Katharine Carnet
Mary Anderson
Helens Modijeska
Ellen Terry
Julia Marlowe
Aten Hon
Anltet
Miss Shearer
Kereen
Juliett
Theda Barop
Beverly Bayne
Norma Shearer
Katharine Hepburn
John Gilbert
Shakespeare
Misa Shearer
Maria Antoinette
Wil Mark
Shearer
Bho
Ex governor Ehringhaus of North Carolina portrait
His Excellency John Christopher Bucher Ehringhaus, governor of North Carolina, is described as an approachable Irishman from Albemarle. He eschews formal escorts, greets friends openly, keeps his private office door propped, and enjoys reading storytelling, fishing, and hunting. At 83, he is married with a daughter and two sons, his term ending in 1937.
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John Christopher Bucher
Ehringhaus
North Carolina
Alhemarle
Ehringhans
Healy
Alabama Experimenter Receives Rockefeller Grant for Brain Research
Alan D. Kellar of the University of Alabama School of Medicine is awarded a $4,000 Rockefeller Foundation grant to fund experimental work on the central nervous system. The grant supports space and shop facilities for ongoing research. Also, Bl PL Green and children relocate to Dothan to live with Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Green and enroll in the city school.
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Alabama
University
Alan D. Kellar
University of Alabama School of Medicine
Rockefeller Foundation
Dothan My
Green
Buddy
Betty
Dothan
C. P. Green
City
Amber hue fish named after Natal officer in Africa
A small amber fish with blue spots netted on the Natal beach is named ceniolahrus marley in honor of H W Bell Marley Natal fish cies officer. Dr J L B Smyth hethyologist of Rhodes University classified it as a new species.
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EWISH
Durban
N. Africa
Ceniolahrus Marley
H.W. Bell-Marley
Natal
J. L. B. Smyth
Rhodes University
Germantown
Plans for a Show With a Menagerie of Animals
Willy Milly describes his diverse animal family including Rip the dog Ton Motch the rooster Quackn Duck Jelly Bear Honey Bear Cubs Jupiter and Blacky. A giant praises the animals while Willy mentions new acts and requests for portraits of the animals to showcase their glory.
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Willy Milly
Rip
Ton Motch
Mn Quackn Duck
Jelly Bear
Honey Bear
Jupiter
Blacky
Willy
Sweet Face
Christopher
Ian
Willy Willy
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