Subscription rates and service notices in 1910 era text
The fragment discusses subscription rates by carrier and mail routes to Albany Geovel e and pid fees, with references to daily mail and Sunday routes. It includes Associated Press policy statements and misstatements of fact, plus a biblical quote and historic advertisement-like lines. It reads as a mixed newspaper page fragment with service notices and random corporate names.
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Cartier
Maintmasd
Eyisids
Steiee
Albena Geovele
Pear
Atybetua
Geatew
Fiore
Mail Daily
Ana
Barr Boute Sunder
Cervice Wosseliane
Meni
Let There Be Light From The Mouth Of Babes
A devotional note cites Psalms 8 2 and calls a child a sweet new blossom of humanity newly born to flower on earth. Quotation attributed to Gerald M aswey.
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Gerald Maswey
Wiregrass Peanut Harvest Benefits From German War Prisoners
Wiregrass farmers praise German war prisoners sent to harvest season for shaking and stacking peanuts. Prisoners learn quickly and work willingly, helping salvage a bumper crop amid severe labor shortages. War Department action enables harvesting thousands of acres that would have been lost to the war effort.
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Srea
War Department
Green Strikes Back at Legion Leaders Over War Effort
AFL President Willan Green assailed the American Legion for what he called rash anti union statements and claimed workers have done as well as soldiers in the war effort. Commander Roane Waring had warned that saboteurs at home hinder war material flow, prompting Green to defend labor while noting some leaders harbor crooks and Fedelsers in unions.
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Willan Green
American Federation of Labor
American Legion
Legion
Roane Waring
Toronto
Green
Weong A
Bill Green
Weber
Fedelsers
Hitler’s New Weapon Hinted By Churchill Remarks
Prime Minister Churchill disclosed a potential new Nazi weapon described as a remote controlled glider Bomb. The device would be launched from ships near the coast and guided by a parent aircraft with a rocket propelled glider. Churchill indicated experiments exist but did not detail effectiveness.
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Commons
Seya Thet
Church- Att
Ahips
Hitler
War Loan Praise and War Ties in Twist of Washington
A column discusses Allied war aims with US support for the Third War Loan, praising President Roosevelt and Stalin for bond drive backing while noting tensions over Marshal’s role and defense policies. It covers tire rationing waste and OCD’s volunteer network, highlighting figures like Stimson, Landis, and Morris Kaplan amid wartime mobilization.
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Marshall
England
Stimson
Jim Landis
Cairo
Clyiian Defense
War Department
Charley Taft
Harold Smith
Budget Bureau
Til Hiong
OCD
Joan Marttin
Morris Chaner
Kaplan
Tara
WPS
Ures
New England
New York
State
Ohio
WPA
Dr. Waren Lee
Irea Mint Opa
Futire Suver-Rleuth
Anvice Fiil
Sailor Curran faces draft amid Communist ties and secrecy
New York report says Second-Front Joe Curran has been reclassified to I A after a deferment reversal and plans a possible draft return. Curran, president of the National Maritime Union, is linked to antiwar efforts and alleged leaks of ship destinations in wartime.
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Draft Appeal Board
Joe Curran
Een
Navy
Curran
I-A
National Maritime Union
New Deal
France
Cal. Frank Knox
Curyan
Harry Bridges
Earl Browder
United States
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Cur‘zan
Russia
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South Pacific
West Coast
FBI
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Detroit
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Soong
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Grant
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Radio Programs and Music Schedule Summary
A dense radio listing notes Friday programs across WAGF with musical clock segments, AP News updates, and variety shows. Notable items include Ozzie Nelson’s Orch, Farm Hour, Dancing Music Orch, and War News segments, alongside Johnny and Fred Brady shows and George Cox/Coast Guard content.
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Frankla Carle
Ozzie Nelson
Hible Leaders Club
AP News
Edna Gunnar Peterson
John
Fred Waring
Ube-Beale
Bla
Laven Myaicry
Palton Lewin
Camment
Marty James
Johnson Family
Fred Brady
Nbe-Beale
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Dancing Music Orch
ecbs-Diate
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Mbe Kultenborn
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Daily News
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Abner
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Heath Valley
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Mbs
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Nbe
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Cantean
MacArthur and Burma drive loom in Pacific war
Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes General Douglas MacArthur's cryptic public statements and the strategic clash with Allied command over Burma, the Burma Road, and China’s role. He notes the Burma campaign proceeds, with Mountbatten appointed, while MacArthur seeks to focus on his Pacific objectives including the Philippines. The piece contrasts vast logistics from Rangoon to Mandalay and the looming convoys against Japan.
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Australia
Poe
Washington
Southwest Pacific
MaacArthur
Pacific
Philippines
MacArthur
Burma
Lord Louis Mountbatten
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Mauntbatten
Japan
China
Ireline
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Mandalay
Hitler
New Guinea
Wisdom Tooth Tale Shows Odd Family Gift
In Knoxville, Harold Johnson buys his mother Elizabeth a pet tooth as relief from gum pain. The tale weaves comic details about a new wisdom tooth and an age of three for Mrs. Johnson, amidst fragmentary notes on historical time periods and a parade of program titles and music references from 20th century media.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Harold Johnson
Elizabeth Johnson
More Chicken, Turkey Demand Ahead of Thanksgiving
The article notes higher poultry output with about 25 million chickens and a 16 percent rise from the previous record, while turkeys near 33 million birds are expected to supply holiday markets. Consumption and prices are projected to adjust with the larger crop and seasonal demand.
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Auburn
Alt
Turkey
Balidey
Samme Aite
Rucker Officers Get Promotions
CAMP RUCKER officers Map les D. Benscoter and Paul A. Spangler received promotions to lieutenant colonel and major respectively. Both are in the Station Complement of the Army Forces with long service in training and range supervision. Benscoter has directed the Training Division since May, Spangler since June of last year.
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Spangler
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