Platform aims for city and county progress
The Star outlines fiscal goals to use municipal power plant revenues for Flape city’s development, more pavement, and better alleys and backyards. It backs the Chamber of Commerce and county highway work to build all weather roads yearly, promotes scientific agriculture programs, farmer co‑ops, state highway progress, tax reform, and efficient budget management to boost Hampstead county.
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Flape
Chamber of Commerce
Hampstead County
Ifort
Arkansas
Hope's Trade Days Start November to Boost Territory
Hope plans a series of monthly Trade Days on November 22 and 23 sponsored by local merchants and The Star. The announcement urges a united Hope business effort to keep the city’s prestige and trade growth strong against nearby cities expanding into the region.
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Hope
Arkansas
Talkie the Crook T: Philadelphia police may use talking confessions in trials
Philadelphia Safety Director Schofield proposes each station film talking pictures of arrestees to aid identification by voice and movement. He argues talkies could reveal coercion in confessions and curb brutality, offering a new tool in criminological practice.
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Philadelphia
America
Schofield
The
Juris
Tod
Tariff Tensions Shift Senators On Steel, Manganese Rules
The article describes how some senators backed high tariffs to favor steel interests while progressives pushed for low rates. It notes the struggle over manganese duties and the political pressure from big iron and steel firms, with changes tied to industry influence and votes.
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Java
Doubtle Sr
Tivolverk
Washington Letter on Mellon and Hoover Rumors
A Washington Letter column discusses Uncle Mellon’s rumored resignation, Hoover’s public denial, and Wall Street reactions. It explores how Mellon’s power and possible removal could affect the administration and stock market, with references to George Bernard Shaw and mortality musings, concluding with observations on neighbors and timing.
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Rodney Dutcher
Te Remenit
Sears Anigh
Andruw
Wlaning
Fon
Hoover
Mel Tory Wauies
Wall Street
Yeotous
Hague
Uncle Mellon
Gerve Tuider
White House
Uncle Mellens
Ancle Mellon
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Mellon
Mr. Honger
Uncle Melan
Mr. Hoate
Notable Slip of the Tongue in Old Poker Parlor
A garbled line suggests a speaker nicknamed Walling Will with a misheard term hear market redjustment in Palonfline. The fragment hints at a historical poker scene and mispronounced or misheard language from a bygone era.
No More Gas Relief with Boalmann tablets
An advertisement promises permanent relief from stomach and bowels gas using Boalmann's Gas Tablets. It claims elimination of gnawing pains, heart flutter, bloating, and cold limbs, with improved digestion and comfort. The ad urges purchase from Ward & Son's in a yellow package priced at $1.
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Boalmann
Baatmann
Ward & Son
Hot Rolls from Yeast Dough for Family Tables
A ready recipe describes making hot rolls from yeast dough. It covers mixing yeast in water, adding sugar and flour, kneading to a soft dough, letting it rise until doubled, shaping into biscuits, greasing, and baking at 400 degrees. It notes rising times and a dough kneading, shaping, and rising process typical of home baking.
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Ainilly
Howe
Wien
Wy livorite Bible Passage Wy livorite Bible Passage
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a religious passage or sermon with scattered names and phrases. It mentions Bible content, a potential speaker or author, and various aural cues, but lacks clear narrative or event details to summarize a specific incident or headline.
Verteraay Crossword Fragments Prompt Sparse Readable Clues
A garbled OCR style crossword puzzle readout includes scattered names, locales, and partial clues. The text mentions Verteraay, Nickname for ssauitlc Balint Murte, and various fragments like Neve Hirmpehire and Vorsia, with stray references to coins, propeller, and a few proper nouns. The readable items are too fragmented for a coherent solution, offering only disjointed terms and partial phrases.
Vinol Promises Power Through Irony of Diets
An old advertisement touts Vinol as a tonic to restore strength by boosting appetite and weight. It claims nervous, anemic people gain energy and weight after using Vinol, promoting it as a delicious cod liver and peptone preparation. Product is marketed by John Gibson Drug Co in Ady.
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John
Gibson Drug Co
Ady
Building and Loan Money Good Company grows loans
Advertisement notes low interest rates and long term, easy payments for loans. Encourages readers to inquire for financing options with the company.
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Twosivce Homilian
Walls of
George Bernard Shaw
Hetust
George
Baskat
Lanr
Grace Viale Gray
By Williams
Terry Pal
Parorr
Torwilbats
Uv Wey Service, Inc
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Whigur
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Bern
Eoyitier
DE Setiely
Chen
Verteraay
Badin Krisaalent National Watt
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Vorsia
Ria
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Jer
P. J. Sutton Shoe Shop
Building and Loan
W. P. Agee
Loreco
White Loreco Station
Lareco
D. OW. Bailey
Shover Spuings W. JL Muni
Bodean T. OP. Willams
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W. Pf, Porter & Rob DL
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B.D. Hope W
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Hope War Waters — Jim P. M. Cofield
Centerville
P. A. Lewis
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