Rubin Describes Bolshevik Rule and Moscow Hardship
Jacob H. Rubin recalls Moscow and Odessa under Bolshevik control. He cites lack of free speech, universal housing rationing, and harsh surveillance while detailing arrests, imprisonments, and a near execution threat. He claims housing shortages, nationalized properties, and strict room limits for families as common conditions.
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Jacob H. Rubin
Gopalling Unter Bolshovik
Rubin
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Bootleg Whisky Plan Foiled at Revival in Vanceburg
A rough report from Vanceburg Kentucky notes a bootleg whisky scheme found near a Holiness church on State Cross just before a revival meeting. An enterprising bootlegger aimed to sell his supply during the gathering.
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Radio Market News Expanded to Wireless Reports
The U. S. Bureau of Markets expands wireless market news to send agricultural reports from Washington Bellefonte St Louis and Omaha by amateur radio. The program uses Post Office cooperation to deliver daily price and condition notices on livestock grain hay and more to farmers within 200 miles of Washington and nearby stations.
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Avon
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Ambiguous OCR Note on Family Costs in Madison
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of annual family expenses in Madison, mentioning a family of three children and costs for health, food, clothing, and maintenance. Names and clear facts are missing due to garbled OCR.
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Madison
Department of Tabor
Polygenetic Origin Claim Challenged by Dr Hill Tout Findings
A report to the Royal Society of Canada by Dr Charles Hu Tout argues that humans do not descend from a single ancestor. He cites surveys of ape and hominid remains, suggesting polygenetic origins and challenging established lineage theories. A large set of photographs will illustrate his arguments.
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Chinese Balk at Income Tax in Kiangsu Province
Chinese commercial interests in Kiangsu protested an income tax demanded by the government. They organized opposition in February, warning that any attempt to collect the tax would be resisted indefinitely. Pekin authorities did not reply as negotiations continued with chambers of commerce and provincial leaders.
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But One Harem Left in Constantinople War Scene
Fragmented OCR passage describes Constantinople under strain with French associates in control amid conflict. Observations focus on street life, women adapting to war, and social divisions as reported in a sensational style. The text references intrigue, uniforms, and looming violence in the city streets.
No Jazz For Harding Sways In Public Taste
Washington opinion on jazz and new musical trends misses President Harding, who favors light music. The piece notes heavy modern bands and exotic instruments, then shifts to a divorce case in Kono Nov-Tint where Wilt Ty Spyles seeks separation after alleged cruelty.
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2,000 London Stags Girte Idle
2,000 women reportedly idle amid unemployment in London, with many lacking work in various professions. The article notes a surge in unemployed women and describes social and economic pressures affecting them.
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Ehams Girla
Wort
Survey of Lignite Areas Under Northwestern Investigation
Washington Dr Beleh Wu Zhu leads a study on Northwesfurth gaits fuel supply focusing on lignite resources, testing hub and fuel shifts. The investigation, funded by Congress for 900000, aims to determine extent and impact of lignite deposits and energy contribution.
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Beleh Wu Zhu
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