Fragments From A Historic Newspaper Policy Notice
In -ee Definition the newspaper is an institution to present news and foster commerce through ads and to provide government check. Subscription rates, tribute charges, and policy on memorial notices are outlined. Towns listed include Hempstead Nevada and surrounding areas with advance payment terms and rejection of unsolicited manuscripts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. H. McCormick
Alwa
Howard
Miller
LaFay
Mariette
Star
Hempstead
Nevada
Public reaction to labor film reveals quiet citizen judgment
A Me morial Day clash film stirred debate over releasing newsreels. Audiences reacting softly, theater operators noting little reaction. The piece argues public will guides leaders in social problems, tempering hot rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Chicago
Senate
la Follette Civil Liberties Committee
Tade
John Lewis Battling the Pie Counter in Labor Fight
John Lewis takes on a new foe the pie counter planning to unionize state county and municipal workers. He abandons strikes and organizes to challenge political shop control where job spoils are doled out by mayors and county boards. He faces powerful entrenched interests in a fight for workers and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joen Lewis
William Green
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
Board of County Commissioners
Lewis
Sloan
Taylor
Girdler
Vitamins and deficiency diseases in medical guidance
The article explains how vitamins A C D and B complex prevent deficiency diseases, noting carotene as a precursor to vitamin A and ascorbic acid to vitamin C. It discusses how lack of these nutrients leads to specific health issues and how pure chemical forms relate to body use and disease prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irary
Winceary
Howe
Vitamins and plant yields in historic tea crops
The article outlines universal movement deficiencies of vitamins and the varied effects of drugs, noting we stand at the threshold of full knowledge for human development. It briefly describes vitamins and diseases caused by their absence, cites three tobacco growers and 458,171 tobacco farmers in England and Scotland, and mentions tea planting timelines with first harvest by year three and full crop by year five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
Children By Olive Roberts Barton Co En EOSATO
Impossible to get the children to bed these days with the sun blazing in the side windows until eight or nine o clock. Bundling them into hot bedrooms or forcing them to play in cooler shadows of the parch is discussed as families plan a major operation when nights grow cooler to restore regular hours.
Haunted House Intrigue Connects Roger to Counterfeit Plot
In Tuesday chapter, Cal reveals Serene Shores closure and a town counterfeit scheme. Tess notes Roger Brough, the designer, leaves with a heavyset man as a mysterious girl hints at Boston, while Jigger’s counterfeit trail and a looming police/Secret Service presence sharpen the danger around the haunted house and a tense confrontation with Roger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
Tad
Peter
L.L
Serene Shores
Roger Brough
Tess
Helmes
Roger
Boston
Secret Service
Val
New York
Patni
Pia
How to make a child friendly sleeping porch in autumn
A mother offers practical advice on converting spaces for children, including turning a porch into a sleeping area, managing rain risk, and selecting beds and sheets to maximize comfort. Emphasizes safety, airflow, and inventive, low effort solutions to ensure restful nights as fall approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Io West
Hinds
Junior
Fang
Fishing Round the World by Leander J McCormick review
The piece surveys angling writers and highlights Leander J. McCormick of England and his book Fishing Round the World. It notes his broad scope from fresh to salt water and features a chapter on the tiger fish of eastern Africa’s rivers with dramatic teeth and rare hook moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zane Grey
Martimer Norton
Ray Bergman
Cal Johnson
Leander J. McCormick
England
Scribners
Africa
Zambesi
Limpopo
Upper
Niles
Hollywood Ranch Owner Shapes Westerns And World Sets
Paul Harrison recounts Iverson Chatsworth ranch as a prolific film location. The remote property yields huge profits, houses desert-dry settings, and doubles for Malibu Lake and Sherwood Forest. It hosts scenes for Marco Polo and The Good Earth while charging minimal gear fees. Iverson guards rights and monitors shoots from his whitewashed ranch near Chatsworth, guiding productions through a frontier of cost and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Ann Iverson
Chatsworth
Aaron Tyerson
Iverson
Malibu Lake
Sherwood Forest
Marco Polo
Uueke
Persia
Will Awit
Alam Jungly
Consett
Werson
Aed
Jang
Romain
Worson
Iysok
Prorhigers
Unclear OCR fragment on legal matter or device issue
Fragmentary OCR text references payments and a person named Machin, with unclear context and many garbled words. Likely a disrupted notice or article fragment about a legal or financial matter, but specifics are unreadable.
Fall fashion patterns spell out chiffon velvet and lace
An old advertisement urges readers to order pattern 022 a5 for sizes 14 to 20, detailing yardage needs and fabric options like chiffon and velvet. It promotes securing patterns by sending 15 cents plus size and address, with Brooklyn as the mailing address and a publication date block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan
Place
Brooklyn
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