Straight Talks With Aunt Emmy on Safe Bond Investing
Helen consults Aunt Emmy about peddled bonds after battling a $500 electric company bill. Aunt Emmy reads a magazine Q&A guide urging bank checks, company reputation, margins, dividends, assets, and leadership scrutiny, then advises using the banker to verify details and warns about sucker lists sold by unscrupulous brokers.
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Mer
Emmyz
Helen
Emmy
Lusineus
Aunt Renny
Anne B. Aymeas
Bankers Aid Fund Supports Georgia College Students
The State Bankers Association aids Georgia Tech agriculture students through a $1,000 trust fund set up with the Georgia State College of Agriculture. The “Six Presidents Fund” has grown to $7,162 with previous voluntary contributions since 1945. Fifty students had received loans prior to this year, bringing total beneficiaries to sixty-seven.
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Georgia Btata College of Agriculture
State Bankers Association
Ashhools
Boya
Gtrin
Bankers Association
Nursery Luncheon Set For Children Pleasing Craft Idea
Instructional text guides making a nursery luncheon set for kids. Describes cutting bleached muslin squares into a centerpiece and four or more oblongs for plates, using red and green fabrics, applique corners, and stitching features like eyes and mouth. Emphasizes neat, tidy places and a sense of personal responsibility.
Repay Evil With Good Teachings From an Ancient Exchange
A fragment expresses a moral maxim that a good man rewards kindness, even from an injurer, likening generosity to the scent carried by wood as it burns. The aphorism notes virtue prevailing over malice in human conduct.
University policy on long term appropriations praised
In 1921 the University of Mlineia set a long term program for expansion and construction seeking ten and a half million dollars for two years plus further requests. The policy aims to fund new buildings with capital and meet current costs, preserving education quality while staying within budget. The approach inspires confidence and support from business leaders. a future budget increase is anticipated but policy remains sound.
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University of Mlineia
Dent Kinlay
HlInols Bate Journal
Springflald
University of Imola
Board of Listeen
Alata University
Kintey
Snie
Big State University
Dnole Board of Trustees
Peat Swamps Boost Corn Yields with Potassium Fertilizer
In Whiteside Kankakee and Mason counties peaty loam treated with potassium fertilizer from the University of Dinels nin produced 41 to 81 bushels of corn per acre over a five year average, while untreated soil yielded little. The tests show most soils lack potassium but respond strongly to this nutrient, transforming swamp land into productive farmland.
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Wahle
Willy Land
Kankakee
Mason
Ade urges careful word use at New York dinner
George Ade chides on choosing precise words in a New York dinner talk. An editor interrupts about distinctions between vision and sight while recalling a Broadway encounter with a girl and an aviator amid lively chatter.
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George Ade
New York
Not
Mr. Ade
Alby
Broadway
War Aviaton
White
Distinguishing Citizen Windiddy Mocked by Landlord
A landlord at the Pentunia Tavern declares the Hon John Windiddy one of the most distinguished citizens, then is pressed for proof. The exchange ends with a cynical quip that Windiddy may be famed for a controversial reason, tied to a childhood remark about a cat not sucking his breath.
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John Windiddy
Wolnghy
Petunia
Frent City Automobiliat and Miner Clash Over Sixty-Borne Car
In a rough exchange the automobilist warns the miner to move aside or face a sixty-borne motorcar, while the miner retorts no such horn exists and brandishes a 245 Colt, challenging the car’s advance.
Not Remarkable Soil Planting Oddity
A local note recounts an unusual potato planting attempt where three rows were planted by Smith last Monday and supposedly emerged overnight. Neighbor Jones comments on the episode with disbelief, while Smith praises his chickens as unusually productive.
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Smith
Jones
Hard to Tell Them Apart Re Signals Family Confusion
Fragmented OCR note describes a family dispute over finances and jewelry. Grandma Andy is blamed for misidentification as a sister. Mrs. Slickem worries about bankruptcy and urges immediate action to settle affairs before the annual club banquet.
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Andy
Sociable Car Smithers-Mabel Drives Family Affair
The Erie Motor News notes the Smithers family, Mabel and her father, aunt, mother, and two brothers, all driving the sociable car. The piece highlights a busy household presence around the vehicle and asks who has most of the car ownership within the clan.
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Smithers
Mabel
Doea
Withers
Erie Motor News
Condemned Prisoner Proposes Lumber Shipment Demand
A prisoner is condemned to Gesth and is asked to declare any wish. He replies that he would be delighted if his firm could be allowed to furnish the gallows for the execution. The exchange involves a former lumber agent and a Stockholm contact.
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Sondage-Nisse
Stockholm
Strictly Fresh Firat Oolu Storage Noticed
A brief yard chatter line notes a playful exchange about a person named Firat Oolu and storage readiness. The overheard remark questions suitability, suggesting he is too fresh for a certain storage plan.
Chicago Officials Install Officers for American Union Here
Chicago officials install officers for American Union here as Chapter WAT held its installation on February 18 due to illness of President Olive Conley. Officers included Elizabeth Clorey, Emily Blecti, Douglas Park, Charlotte Brown, and Bertin Fieldhouse. entertainment featured young performers and a duet by Bermico and Water. Refreshments followed with gifts and bouquets presented to officers and guests amid applause.
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American Insurance Union
WAT
Ita
Olive Coolkty
Xametine
Alek
Minn
Elizabeth A. Clorey
Omecer Supreme
Emily C. Blecti
Grand Markshal
Douglas Park
J. Hagberg
Glide
Puma
Central Chapter
Charlotte Brown
Matebal
Central
Mae Durkiard
Marstal
Bertin Fieldhouse
Thinelag Paidichon
Damon Clare
Raelt
Tiethy Fiaboy
Hina
Mise
Olive Conley
Bill Clary
Euberie
Severary
Olive Couley
Vyudue Mins
Mia
Ueedd Troms
Haiti
Sint Shaunehry
Selivten
Giiten
Poetry Lovers of Almorteg Dinner Readings
A gathering at Are Institute Club room Uhtengo hosted by Mrs. Taekin showcased poems read by a mix of local figures. Dr. Mary McKibben Harper and Edith Helle iain mit Wila Noroinn attended, with readings by Miss Marjorie Barrows and Wayne Good.
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Simurkane
Mrr. AG. Huetin
Kocal
Almorteg
Are Institute Club
Uhtengo
Taekin
Mary McKibben Harper
Frederick Bauncaster
Edith Helle Iain Mit
Wila Noroinn
George Warren Seymour
Thy Bookfellows
Marjorie Barrows
Wadfeer
Child Life
Wayne Good
The
Step Lidder
St Bernardine Olele Rehearsal Set at Mobr Home
Monthly meeting and rehearsal of St Bernardine Olele will be held at 7:45 PM at the home of Mrs Nellig Mobr, 44 Marenko Avenue. Residents are invited to attend the gathering for practice and planning.
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St. Bernardin Cleele
Mra
Nellig Mobr
Maren
Ko Nvenne
Entertaina At Cards Mra at 7242 haekaon Boulevard
Entertained a group at twelve Thursday at bee home Saturday evening. Five hundred was fallnweal by preference.
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Wai Mora
Haekaon Boulevard
Bee Home
Pefresttneney
Birthday Party at Elgin Avenue Honors Mrs van Heemann
Mrs van Heemann hosted a birthday party at Elgin Avenue for friends and relatives. The event took place Sunday afternoon and evening, March 6, with attendees noting a warm celebration of the honoree.
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van Heemann
Elgin Avene
Man Rescued After Des Plaines River Attempted Jump
Albert Davy, a Chicago North Side resident, attempted suicide by leaping into the Des Plaines River near the Thawneville bridge. Passersby intervened, police summoned, and he was taken to a hospital after the river rescue.
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Lake Michigan
Tao Cok
Chicago
Albert Davy
Forest Park
Desplaines River
Thawnevell Road
Thin Potot
Ong
Itty Polar
Romeone Elae
Store Locked at 7514 Randolph Street After Husband Keeps Key
Mrs Finney’s dry goods store on Randolph Street remained locked Wednesday as her husband kept the key in his pocket and left for Chicago. J M Pool, an expert from Peaslee's, tried his bag of keys but could not gain entry, so Mrs Finney took the day off rather than risk forcing the lock.
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Finney
Dry Gooda
Randolph Street
Chicago
Bel
Dr. Bella
Faye
Dr. Bell
Fragmentary quotes hint at a noisy classroom exchange
The readable text shows disjointed phrases about conscience, a bald Willie figure, a professor named Kidder, and a teased lecture or ticket titled Foody. The garbled lines imply a chaotic, informal dialogue with questions and a restless crowd rather than a coherent narrative or report.
Doctor Pronunciation Puzzles Stump Patient in Odd Exchange
A humorous clash over saying medical terms ends with a jest about the doctor and patient. The exchange hints at a difficult name and a stubborn resident who cannot pronounce it.
Enrollment at University Shows Steady Growth
Enrollment figures from the university registar indicate a steady rise over years. In early periods 2 225 students registered, later reaching 5 118, then 10 000 by 1922, with notable increases through the decade and beyond.
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University of
Oi Hula Ins
Adenta
Discovery promises cheaper uniform cocoa for world output
The University of Timoly Scientista announces a discovery with practical means to secure a uniform, better product at lower cost. The result could cut cocoa prices by about two cents per pound, a significant impact on the global industry.
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University of Timoly
Stew, drowned in un camping trip folded bathtub incident
A boating mishap report notes Ste won drowned while camping. authorities describe a folding bathtub malfunction during bath time as the cause. The article cites Jones and Rub-A Hear as nearby references in the confusing OCR snippet.
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Jones
Ste
Dub
Those Mad Ways Brown Graduation Hint
A fragment notes Brown boasts of graduating from an automobile school and calls attention to an alma mater with a casual, tongue in cheek tone. The line hints at pride in training and formal completion of a program.
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Brown
Unclear Fragment Signals Mixed Nightclub Ballad
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases about thrill vinegar and a ballad. No clear event date or identifiable people, places, or organizations emerge from the readable portion. Unable to extract a concrete news item or attributable entities.
Adoring the Devil Fire Critic Finds Batka Painting Joyous
A Yale Record review praises a young artist Batka, arguing the devilish subject is not as bad as critics claim and could be seen with more charm than feared. The piece suggests readers reassess the painting’s portrayal.
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Batka
Yale Record
Which do you think counts for the meat in life
A fragmentary exchange features Mike Cayenne debating value and character with the line about managing with little ether and a growing loss of respect. the text hints at social commentary through a humorous, clipped dialogue in a likely local paper.
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Mike Cayenne
Cory
Fragmentary dialogue hints at menu choices and personage
The line fragment shows a character asking what to have and another responding about what they will choose. It reads as a casual exchange likely from a seated conversation or a dining scene with two individuals. No clear event or setting is established.
Great War Feat Moves Forces Across 14 Miles
In 1716 the Swedian military brigade moved by land using rollers two war gilleys five large boats and one sloop from Stormstade to Iderfjol covering a 14 mile march. The advance occurred during an attack on Frederickaball Norway.
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Stormstade
Iderfjol
Frederickaball
Norway
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