Welfare of Children in Manhattan Discusses Low Cost Medical Plans
The announcement promotes individual memberships at zero cost with family physician consent required for services. It references Cornell's clinic as a model offering affordable examinations and care to reduce overall medical expenses. Observers warn high fees push care delays and raise epidemic risk while commerce data show rising living costs.
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Manhattan
Ville
Cornell University
Bell
Teally Vale
Fourth of July Celebrations Spark Montana Towns
Helena residents and nearby towns plan festive Fourth of July events with roping, riding, and bronco taming in Deep Dodge and Gilman. Elks picnic at Yownkend attracts many, while families will picnic, fish, and dance. Statewide mood is hopeful as economy improves after a tough year.
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Helena Lafely
Nore
Om Republic
Helena
Deep Dodge
Gilman
Yownkend
Elks
Broadwater
Regualr epidemic disrupts Mex Neo musical show run
Opaque text notes repeated Dengys trouble and a supposed epidemic affecting a Mex Neo musical comedy show. It mentions difficulties over the past year and pressures to tow Pageys in the case, though details remain unclear and fragmented.
Resurrected Senator Sherman Attacks Textbooks and History
Former Illinois Senator Larry Sherman resurfaced this spring with speeches criticizing traditional history education. He argued that ancient and medieval curricula mislead students, praising brutal episodes as cultural progress and urging a critical view of widely taught figures. He contends that schooling silences dissent and promotes mischosen virtues.
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Sherman
Larry Sherman
Ill Nais
Belshazzar
Alexander
Asia
Julius Caesar
Au Uie Hun
Arisotle
Apostles
Washington
Wilberlores
Mars
Beating Disease Totp Experiment At Manhattanville
An experiment in Manhattanville New York aims to curb disease with a self supporting effort. Residents fear expansion to federal or state bureaus may escalate taxation and dismantle existing health groups. Visiting physicians and a clinic will support prenatal and postnatal care, with hopes for municipal clinics in larger cities. watchers question federal aid for indigent mothers.
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Manhattanville
N. Y
New York City
Grobally
Wne
Wutses Loa
Mathers
Sleep First Philosophy Warns Against Late Nights
Essay notes the dangers of staying up late, urging eight hours of sleep, early rising, and guarding health against nocturnal dissipation. It criticizes late-night entertainment and argues rest supports vitality, with warnings that burning the candle at both ends shortens life.
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Len
The Decline of Government in Editorial Form
The Philadelphia Record runs an editorial critiquing the executive and legislative branches, arguing the public no longer selects senators and representatives. It condemns reformers rushing to overhaul government, warning that proposed changes may worsen public interests and empower entrenched interests.
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Leo
Mr Werks
Ba Politcal
Witt
Wien
We Senate
Svanevatat
Sige
Privary
Stine Reevery
Ating Et Med Wiley
Perbas
Weeks
High gasoline prices spark a broad U S inquiry
The article outlines rising daily gasoline consumption and production figures, noting a jump to 28 cents per gallon in earlier prices and a later 20 cent range. It cites investigations by senators and committees into causes, including demand surges, production costs, and potential market manipulation, with calls for a formal inquiry and potential policy scrutiny.
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Washington
United States
Gahounts le Host
Wis
Wits
Gale
Intanawiterdeo
Govoou Galfenis
Witte
Gaya
Wwe
Wainan
The
Tects Way
Aif Hradieens
Metellar
Tennegiee
LA Police
Predaric 4 Maekin On Gasoline and Public Interest
The article discusses a wide public interest in the gasoline industry and the need for a government investigation. It notes the role of attorneys and experts, the importance of gasoline for transport and aviation, and the potential costs of the inquiry. It emphasizes that fuel supply, refining processes, and political accountability will shape industry profits and public welfare.
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Wisconsin
Europe
Mator
Gedine
Savas
Pimre
Heine
Arn Committee
Ile
Editorials on Christian Science healing and interference
Editorial notes discuss a Spokane case involving a Christian Science practitioner, denials of a member’s application to join the First Church of Christ Scientist, and the policy forbidding interference with other healing systems. The piece cites founder Mer Thettont and mentions the Spokesman Review. It dates to 1922 and references practitioners listed as Lodent keen and Mantarta Jone Wi.
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Spokesman Review
First Church of Christ
Spokane
Charel
Fire Lasker Call Sparks Criticism of Shipping Board Leader
A rough clash erupts over policy at the United States Shipping Board. August Basel accuses Chairman Lasker of steering ships to friends, while others label Museh a bootlegger and call for action against Lasker and his associates to curb illicit shipments.
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A. Basel
Hag
Chairman Lasker
United States Shipping Board
Mie Husch
Tingle Sam
United States
Lasker
Ther Ie
Syalant
Judith Ciap
Fragmented 1920s collage of odd quotes and notes
A garbled collage of stray phrases and misread lines covering travel rumors, odd laws, odd jobs, mixed regional references, and fragmented social quips. It hints at vanished events, absurd opinions, and scattered personalities, with no coherent narrative or clear focal point.
Care for a Lady and a Man in Honest Terms
A reader asks what a lady should gain for a man, suggesting a slightly used “second fend maim” in good condition, perhaps fifteen or twenty cows would be right. Another idea mentions a Four fain Pow to cover a bill, with a plan for heirs and care before buying vows, though the wording is unclear and odd.
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Sheaffer
Answers to Questions from the Independent Information Bureau
A long OCR fragment presents Q and A items on legal, medical, financial topics, plus civic notes. It includes questions about treasury letters, Libby prison escapes, blushing, jail governance, Liberia’s founding, religious freedom, and vaudeville counts, with brief, sometimes dubious answers attributed to a general reader audience and various authorities.
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Inskin
Walogon
Pnelone
Treasury
Washington
Los Angeles
Hersen
Xallonger Petroleum
Greater
New York
Chateman
Gres New York
Libby
Hong
Ae Lee
Liberia
Amer Colonization Society
Constantine
Milan
United States
Weather, politics, and sports chatter from Freel Millinerys
Ambiguous OCR text shows a mix of folk talk about rain, congressional outreach, and a sports note from Havie Dally Promoter in Lares. The readable fragments mention a suggested action, farming interests, and a possible rain event, all described in a rural local voice.
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Carl
Cain
Ha Fetter
Tie
Wea
Huvcan
Havie
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Anite
Oat
Bit Alge
Tratts
Aredear
Hari
New Orleans
Benhipsey
Hollywood
Ators Way
Utking
Mr Bostling
Hughabdl
Gwetetsor
Chicago
Chirarg
Tn Morida
Noni Tie
Seltoon
Mesxica
Nigel
Anuller
Exekaiser
Motey
Fife
Het
Bobby
Toston
Fett
Apt
Vera Gordon
Milwaukee Journal
Louisville Courier-Journal
Pittshote
Yeu
Tim
Parden
Lares
Freel Millinerys
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