Letters on traffic, signals, and film ethics draw reader ire
Editor letters discuss speed limits on Ninth and Eighth avenues, urging automatic signals and clearer street marking. They argue misused stop signs create dangers for non residents and commuters, and advocate posted protections to Eleventh Avenue and Fifth Street. A second note criticizes a film about Admiral Byrd and Tollywood style alterations, calling them deceitful and harmful to public trust.
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Speedme
Ninventh Avenue
Ninth Street
Davis
Wiewand Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Eighth Street
Seventh Street
Fifth Street
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Greeley
19 Years Ago From the Files of the Greeley Republican
A summary of reader items and news items from December 7 1316 includes postoffice congestion efforts in Washington and locally in Greeley with placards and mother’s club notes. It reports German and Russian fronts with troops, prisoner counts, and leaders changing offices as the war progresses. Also mentions David Lloyd George cabinet talks and a lecture by Dr Charles A Lory on technical education at Greeley High School.
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Greley Postoffice
Nto
Postcvaster Reynolds
Hia Analutanta
Fostottion
Washington
Cooper Ring
Chavartana
Focal Caleva
Muat
Rumania
Monty
Flotila
Teuton
von Tulff
Poland
Berlin
Clasmplus
Linden
Bucharast
Entirva
Teutons
Carpathians
Louden
David Lloyd-George
Charles A. Lory
Bote Agee Cultural College
Fragmented public trust in cinema identities noted
A fragmented reflection argues that audiences doubt recognitions of film genres and origins, noting the blur between travel films and melodramas and questioning who the public trusts to identify authentic settings and creators.
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Tricka
Hollywoot
Birthday and Anniversary Party in Dil Sixth Street Home
A Waller party was hosted Wednesday night at T. C. Williams' home on Dil Sixth Street under the English department’s auspices. Attendees included Mrs. Juna Clark Wilson, W. Edwards, Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Holdren, Severance relatives, and others. The hall was festively decorated in Christmas colors with a candy-covered birthday cake at the center. guests enjoyed food and greenery accents.
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Schol
Juna Clark Wilson
W. , Edwards
E.G. Holdren
Severance
Mie
T. C. Williams
Dil Sixth Street
Trade embargo debate confounds public opinion and law
The analysis discusses New Dealers and editorials urging or opposing embargo actions on oil copper coal and other goods, citing Articles of treaties and U S Italy relations. It notes legal interpretations and political pressure aimed at avoiding interference with neutrality laws while balancing belligerent trade restrictions.
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Joral
Fis Koyard
Brontna
Muasrs
Ekea
Wellow
Feudiia
Your City Library Agganiy Feature Review by Hatfield
A fragmented column reviews multiple titles and themes from recent years. It discusses Dos Passos and Byrd works, Antarctic expedition reports, and American cuisine history. It notes attempts to popularize political campaigns, veterans insights, and a March payment timing for bonuses, with cultural notes on old hat investigations and Kate Smith’s moonlight garden anecdote.
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Thomas Jefferson
Savat Palltiad
Palley
Sal
Pekinese origins and curious linguistic notes
The article discusses the Pekinese breed origin in ancient China with five pups smuggled to England in 1860 influencing royal fascination. It notes the dogs’ palace lineage, suggests spaniel similarities, and adds a side observation on the letter frequency of a cryptogram.
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China
Peking
England
Tuvalu Park
New York
Telographis
Aimploe
Theatre Guide Opinions on Forbidden Forest Film Ends Troubled
A fragmentary report cites Hollywood producers and theatre backers debating the fate of The Betrified Forest. Critics, cast and director names surface in a murky account noting creative tensions and box office anxieties amid changes and safety concerns.
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W. Churchill
York Thoes
Ares Mayo
le Degert
Uaccus
Duke
Alan
Howard
Sinee Squter
Fragmentary note on early political imagery and polling
Scrappy OCR fragment hints at early political imagery used in ballots or polls. Mentions old bases, housed figures, and representations of notable figures. Context unclear, but suggests antiquated or improvised ballot visuals and voter imagery.
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Notre Hoada
Himan
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