Outrageous ruling on privacy and government spies
A Seattle Supreme Court decision allows government taps on private lines, arguing it fits within the Fourth Amendment. The writer denounces the ruling as a drift toward Soviet style surveillance, recalling czarist tactics and condemning the court for eroding Americans’ security in persons, houses, papers, and effects. The piece ends with a odd note about women not being good storers and Dr. McCoy's articles.
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Russia
America
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Nominational Odds Narrow to Dawes as Dark-Horse Pick
The eliminator catalogues Hoover Lowden Curtis Watson Hughes Coolidge and others, arguing Dawes of Illinois stands as acceptable to farmers and the industrial east and as a war leader with a broad executive record. Dawes’ nomination hinges on unlikely party judgment and wide westward appeal.
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Illinois
China Talks Back Amid War Heightened Tensions
Fragmentary text shows Chinese nationals asserting rights against Japan as a strong military power in land and sea. Southern Chinese forces are mentioned but details are incomplete. The piece hints at diplomatic or wartime rhetoric amid rising regional conflict.
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China
Japan
China Japan clash over Manchuria and policy stance
Leaders seek qualified diplomacy and ready fighters to secure respect for aims amid Japan’s claimed Manchurian interests. Chinese nationalists insist on sovereignty and warn against intervention while weighing future relations. campaigns now shift to fear of oversized turnout.
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Japan
China
Manchuria
Nanking
Nursery schools for babies debate sparks contention
An Ohio State University worker urges nursery schools for babies just after birth, arguing early education prevents neglect of ages two to five. The piece attacks mechanical schooling, claiming it overtaxes young brains and robs natural development, insisting children need freedom before cram curricula.
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Bureau of Educational Research
Ohio State University
Texas liquor act prompts bootlegging talk in alt plans
In a reform era echo, debate centers on possession limits, with Democrats weighing alternates to guard a second quart of liquor. Amid legal shifts, Reno divorce records rose last year as marriage trends show no expected surge.
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Reno
Nevada
Editorial on Cooks and Daily Household Chores
A Baltimore Sun style critique playfully examines cooks as workers who perform far more than cooking. It notes the misperception of their role, issues with reliability and mislaid tools, and the burden on households when cooks depart leaving the owner to finish tasks themselves.
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Ni Atlantic
Medical care cost survey groups push national plan
In Washington June 5 Dr Onn West of the American Medical Association announced a survey into medical care costs and access. A 14-member committee led by Dr Ray Wilbur outlines a three part program assessing disease incidence, family medical expenses, and existing care facilities with broad cooperation from public health bodies, universities, and private organizations.
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Onn West
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Remorse in Texas as man takes life after self gunshot
A fragile confession found after a man in Texas reportedly killed himself following a shooting of a redbird. The family was away, exact sequence unclear, and the note states I killed myself on account of shooting a redbird, reflecting a dreadful moment and the speaker's troubled state.
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Texas
Itime
The Child’s Dark Impulse Weighs On a Lonely Soul
A harboring memory of a brutal act haunts a boy who killed a harmless creature and feels Cain’s mark. The house stands empty as guilt and isolation overwhelm him, leaving him forever framed by monstrous impulse.
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Iscarvor
Baltimore
Two Army Aviators Escape Plane Crash Near Meadowbrook
Two Army aviators Jacu Manawell Balfour and John A McCormack survived a test flight crash 6000 feet up when their Curtiss Palvon aircraft failed and plunged through Averill Harriman’s polo barn roof. Both landed by parachute after wings failed in flight. Several polo ponies were killed and others stampeded from the stable.
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McCormick
Averill Harriman
Train Plane Relay Leader Named For National Venture
M Keys, president of Curtiss Airplane and Motor Co and chair man of the National Air Transport, will head a cross continental train and plane relay. Cooperating railroads and aviation companies include Pennsylvania and Santa Fe, National Air Transport, Boeing and Western Air Transport.
Health and Diet Advice From Dr McCoy Questioned Answers
Reader queries to Dr McCoy on health and diet are addressed through the paper’s advice column. The notice requests readers to send stamped self addressed envelopes for replies and guidance from the doctor.
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McCoy
Industrial Poisoning and Health Hazards in Workplaces
The article surveys common occupational poisonings including chronic lead poisoning from paints, mercury exposure from amalgamation, and phosphorus risks in matches. It notes symptoms, preventive dust control, and treatment ideas such as activating fasting and citrus-based diets, plus advice to change occupations after poisoning. It includes stray Q A on dizziness, pickle health, kidney trouble, and dietary guidance for albuminuria and stomach issues.
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Nermal Poston
Now You Tell One First Lien Theyre All The Same
Claude Viey asserts all first liens are alike while Lida notes sweeter dispositions than before. Florice counters with her own view as the conversation wanders between comparisons and perceptions.
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Claude Viey
Realistic OW Nestia Lender and Baby's Rent Dilemma
A tense scene in a crowded area centers on a lender pressing a debtor about unpaid rent while a tense crowd reacts. A young woman sings softly to console her sister, and a man in the audience questions the lender about daily bread and relief, highlighting a struggle for basic needs.
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Nestia
Tint
Stiri
Anil
Angwars
Paris
Doctor Jat's Distant Second Opinion Requested
A distressed patient seeks another medical opinion as the physician admits the case baffles him and mentions a needed ASE. The scene hints at a convoluted romance with Walter puzzling over why love is lavished on one person while others seem more beautiful or wealthier.
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Atrawd
Sodar
Misquoted dialogue hints at chaotic scene in Tit-Bits style
Fragmentary OCR text presents scattered names and phrases. It shows dialogue about a chauffeur, a doctor, and a master, with odd spellings and interruptions. No clear event, date, or place emerges. words hint at tension and power dynamics but lack concrete facts.
Bugology Foretells Engagement Sparks in Forst Life
In a playful exchange, Forst Lightning Bug questions a budding engagement while the couple admits to recent closeness. The couple confirms their glowing rapport amid light banter about plans and commitment.
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Oditter
Very Mushy Customers A Lead Penne Please Clerk
A garbled exchange seems to involve a clerk and customers discussing penne softness versus hardness, with mentions of a Jove letter, a passing show, a smashed event, and a tutor questioning the need for driving notes. The fragment suggests a humorous or chaotic page excerpt amid unrelated phrases.
TRY WANT ADS Doreen IS dant understand thi tome work
Fragmentary ad style text mentions a father, teacher, and child questions about common topics. References to a passing show and a request to remove a photograph from a window are present, with muddled dialogue about proposals and compliments.
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Doreen
What Ho Maiden Exchange and Odd Answers
A garbled exchange shows dialogue about women earning men's wages and a looming event. The fragment references a lady speaker declaring a future moment and a man in the corner responding with a note about next Friday night. The text is fragmented and lacks clear context or a coherent event.
Slow to Act He Unmasks Courtship Impasse
A fragment from Tit-Bits reveals a flirtatious exchange where a man accuses a woman of delaying talk of marriage. She challenges the prompt, while he promises to speak when he has formed his plan, highlighting a playful domestic social moment.
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