Analysis of moonshine hazards and tainted whiskeys
The Journal Gazette reports government analysis of 35 bootleg whiskey samples from 15 cities, finding only three compliant with prohibition standards. Tests reveal adulterants and unsafe distillation practices, with aldehydes and dangerous elements posing direct health risks to drinkers, especially in illicit products sold in major cities.
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Washington
Journal-Gazette
NES Sorrinn
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Boston
Cleveland
Los “Angeles
Clevelann
Dain Ali
Nat
Bork
Tulliha
Tess Detente
Minnie Meee
Nttech
Mechilahy
Ayeo Banyrathys Feceiead
Sperincal Courlliliod
Jk Wuema
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Thronis Olamten
Fitygort Bain
Doctor Wliakten
Catalina Moonahiner
Inganshlie
Greinier
Tor Athens
Sidings
Sant Iin Aire
Chaotic Bootleg Sample Advert Scrape Reveals Fractured Entries
Fragmented OCR style listing shows scattered references to beverages and illicit items across multiple places including NORIO T, CHICANO, LOS ANGELES, DALAM, and BUCMINCHIAM. The garbled text mentions hotels, drinks, pints, and a mix of names and locations, resembling a disordered catalog from a historical ad or notice page.
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Banter
Juvennt Gaatte
Nika
Bland
Anton
Thom
Anil
Todelne
Boa
Noah
Mt Ins
Reetanrat
Iprancisco
Fenghett
Lee Cemkraati
Regmiar Boollesmer
Offler
Bucminchiam
Ala
ENV
Bae Platy
Elise
MGM
Wirele Vail
Sunrooms
Ls Veuthie Fein Aertel Petron
Puteli
Howton
Bales Cpus
Hiei
Pinetaler VE Wienteht
Mieghiin Atlases Hodge Genin Devbel
Pinetree Siurag di
1000 Working Girls at Vassar Guests and Conventions Ahead
A garbled historical OCR fragment describes 1000 working girls visiting Vassar and attending a convention. It mentions figures, places in New York, and potential affiliations with a national league, plus references to college life, social events, and recruitment themes.
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JR Censt
N.Y
Urang
Wifthan
Dada Shaban
Hatry
Minna
Vaaiar
Park
Womerry
Grimerontie
Colo
Lediabria
Sonia
Hareler
Coe
College Fru
Amersen
Fleor
Massaehysedhs
Rhiedeelon
Ceuaveticat
Chloe
Crimyina
New York
Gilendig
Ohio Man Converts Lizzie for Orchard Spraying Machine
An Ohio man named Waite modified a Handy Lizzie to spray orchard trees. He rigged a wagon gear and powered it from a tram line, driving through the orchard with improvised controls and equipment. The project showcased inventive roadside technology and practical farm adaptation.
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Ohio
Lizzie
Parachutes to Be Carried by All Air Travelers
British planes will soon require parachutes for every passenger as a safety test. The move aims to enhance passenger protection amid wartime anxieties, citing past parachute failures and the need for universal emergency equipment.
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Lontoan
Tate
Eich
Usu
Aines
Atin Sur
Toaise
Torleele
Encinty rAtoneenyere
Married Policemen Are Best, Authorities Say
An unmarried son in 17th lona may request support funds from municipal authorities at Parla through the gendarmerie. The case concerns ensuring salary adjustments to support a wife and children.
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Ematus
Parla
Germans Deliver Coal Under Treaty Provisions
June 17 report describes rail shipments delivering coal under a treaty. The conveyance runs every half hour with 40,000 trains cited and total coal deliveries up to March 1922 totaling thirty seven million tons. Population figure and geographic details appear inconsistent.
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Ferlin
Epieras
Garman Frouuins
Campliiunne
Ter- Vines Miliageielling
Alnee
Spa
Tera
Gar- MU
War Emma
Barone da
Iles
Amaunta
Suimy
Ile Wiliow
Hluly
Euen
Alsthnes
New York
Dfnenburg
London Department Stores Sell Ice The American Fare
A fragmented OCR piece describes London department stores selling ice to American visitors, with references to fishmongers, delivery, and department staff. It mentions prices, credit, and a imagined scenario of Americans buying ice and groceries, revealing late 19th or early 20th century retail life in a foreign market.
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London
Jane iLife
Rosy
Armerican Houdenta
Wii Uver
Landis
Joo Ganamily
Wight
Storss
Troy
Leo Dilly
Parisian Restaurants Cater to Americans
French dining houses advertise to American visitors placing emphasis on deluxe depictions and tailored service. The note lists notable Parisian eateries and their offerings as ambassadors of culture, inviting patrons to experience refined menus and curated experiences during travel.
Americans Arrive as Tourists Boost London mood
London greets a new influx as American tourists prepare to flood the city. Hotels like the Savoy and Cecil court US patrons while some warn of sharpers and overzealous guides. Police guard duty tightens as authorities seek to balance welcome with protection for American visitors.
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London
Worsa Guarda Parade
Macney
Savoy
Cecil
Caritos
Berkley
Titz
Charidge
Thera Gee Otters
Barry Sharpers
Hitvotuelag Vlan
Almere
Anutler
Amerlcadt
Olitelits
Uiogw
Janda
Anerienst
Bobby
Ned Moore
Lendon
Wieder
Rand Tandan
American Women Best Dressed, Says Expert
A British observer asserts American women are not different from British women, praising freehand drinking habits. Miss Fraser of the Women's Freehand League cites American women as well dressed and hardworking, noting they pressure themselves to maintain appearances.
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Jandon
Mixa F Holen Praer
Menting
Orinking
Avery Way
Misa Fraser
Early Plums Picking Lowers Quality Warns Department
The department warns that picking California plums early reduces quality and could push into a lower grade. Officials note shipper practices aim to prepare the early market to fetch higher prices, while a trend toward earlier harvest risks compromising fruit quality.
Ulster Capitalist Fights for Workers
In Belfast the Ulster government faces labor questions as Thomas J. Gordon, a young capitalist labor leader, argues that cooperation with workers sustains industry. He praises Andros, a bank president and minister of labor, while urging mutual concessions to avoid worker unrest and preserve Ulster’s industrial system.
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Duns
Treduné
Thomas J. Andros
Big Huon Fretorlea
Ulster
Ho Hy
Emphal
Waber
Teble Pfindinclay
Wmans
Tin
Samad
Thomas J. Gordon
Jabot
Ivan
Ulstut
Caid Gordon Ta
Andrews
Tory
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Gordon
Uister
Fife
Samanshat
Allen
Tly
Warlien
Abia
Roy
Courag
Jave
Rendas
Convesnions
Centuray
Lisieven
Uleter
Ligweny
Enidlal
War veterans insist Germany pay up reparations
Delegates representing 900000 veterans of the linton Nationale rally in Strian ware to push four resolutions on French policy. They demand Germany execute treaties now, that France enforce provisions, ensure ongoing reparations, and guard future guarantees of peace.
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Patus
Tite
Linton Nationale
Jn Strian Ware
Germany
France
Gerlin
London Theaters Trial Patron System Start
London reporters note a new trial patron system at theaters beginning in June. The MeatrlenL business pressuring patrons to accept limited fees while framing the process as a chance to see performances, promising value only if payment is made.
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London
Theater i Jonion
Ohio radio fans warned about live wires
Amateur radio enthusiasts in Toledo warned by Toledo Faison and Glo Bate Telephony about energized lines near poles. Authorities say risk of serious injury or death from contact with charged wires remains. officials urge removal of insulation found on glass poles and cables to prevent shocks.
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Ameteur
Catia Fang
Ly Antelte
Ito Glo Bate Telephony Company
Toledo Faison Campany Cigmling
Frat Derge
Drann Company
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