Fragmented noisy OCR quotes on war and ethics
The readable text presents stray phrases about people and danger. It references a father, a wife, and an old person in a fragmentary critique of earning and conduct. The passage hints at comparing a tyrant to a savage without forming a complete argument.
Girls Consider Kilts Reported in School Plan
Fragmented OCR shows discussion of kilts or kilt wear in a school context. The readable text hints at a committee or group considering a dress code or uniform change, with references to girls and possible attire decisions. No clear names or dates are legible.
Clyde E. Robinson Bank Messenger Turned Bank President
Clyde E. Robinson, aged twenty six, pictured as recently elected president of the Marion County State Bank of Indianapolis. He joined the bank as a messenger boy and rose rapidly through the ranks to the top post.
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U. S. Government Market Quotations for February 19
Washington reports closing prices across vegetables dairy grain and live stock. Northern sacked potatoes carrots butter and wholesale Wisconsin fats are listed with regional prices, plus No 1 ark northern wheat and No 2 red hard winter wheat figures from Chicago Minneapolis and Kansas City. Cattle hogs veal lambs and feeding lambs show ranges by grade and region, with top hogs at 11.40 and bulk at 10.80 to 11.49 depending on quality.
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Western Cattle Raisers See Shortage of Meat by Fall
A delegation of Texas Kansas Missouri and Illinois cattle raisers warned at a Bakers' club luncheon that a meat shortage may intensify by fall. They reported higher beef prices, limited supply, and herd dispersal from postwar slump threatening U S meat position in world markets.
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Plan Big Increase in British Air Budget
London Sir Samuel Hoare air secretary announced to parliament a proposed air force budget of 21,810,800 pounds for 1925 1926 about 101 200 675 dollars at current exchange. The plan raises the enlistment to 86,000 and adds seven fully equipped home defence squadrons for a total of 25, along with four more aircraft carriers in the fleet arm.
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Increased Gas Prices Debated in Both Houses
Washington reports gas price increases becoming a heated issue in Congress. A senate resolution by Senator Trumell for a federal trade commission probe was debated an hour without action. In the house committees studied Bureau of Mines officials to seek causes for higher prices.
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Michigan and Vermont Reject Federal Child Labor Amendment
Legislative reports show Michigan and Vermont legislatures voting against a proposed federal child labor amendment. The Michigan tally stood at 61 to 8 in favor of opposition, while Vermont's Senate and House did not enact the amendment, signaling statewide rejection during the session.
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Wireless Study Ban Plea From English Head Master
The head master of an English grammar school laments Wireless study at home. He has sent a circular to parents urging strict regulation of listening in to broadcasts, warning of its serious effect on boys’ schoolwork and home study routines.
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