War era chemical industry profits cited in midwar report
An article cites Germany's chemical industry's wartime profits and export strength, noting a 30,608,000 mark profit with 18 percent dividend, built on domestic sales and foreign contracts. It mentions prewar monopoly, Allied and German interests, and reparations impacts on production and deliveries to France and other nations.
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New York Herald
Berlin
Germany
Chemicav Pharmameutica
Ceca
Mayland
Prades
Eulomic
Cotor
Ancol Tien Ab
Manchester
Fnp
Dautists
Ackhand blamed for fatal shooting in town
Fragmented report notes a fatal shooting with ten to fifteen bullets in a local area. County coroner A. Blovwart to conduct an inquest as investigators seek motive amid town disturbances and items found on suspects. Officials reference European war fears and chemical industry notes.
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Deely
Civil Service Commission seeks 1000 accounting vacancies
Washington Sept 9 the United States Civil Service Commission says there are over 1000 high grade accounting positions under the Commerce Commission with salaries from 2100 to 2600 a year. Jobs are mainly in the field with housing allowance when away from headquarters. Applications for cashier accounts clerk posts will be rated on education teaching experience and other factors. Representation may be obtained from the post offices or the city representative.
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Waslington
D.C
Civil Service Commissine
Ue Jileratete Commerce
Civil Service Commission
Positinos
Csantiner
Appliscanta
United States Civil Service Commis
Washington
Thom Ibs
Ollie
Evangelical appointments listed by stationing committee
A report from the Stationing Committee lists evangelical appointments for the year with names such as Johnstown Dirtried OL Wilenturger Caerryree and others in districts like Mechanicsburg Transville and Northville. The note references a political digression about a Republican campaign fund and a Minnesota Tribune mention.
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Roy
Hetlick
Cooper Avenue
W. We Etrick
Derby Street
Lo Matlett
Fairfield Avenue
OL G. Prye
Willow Street
So Vo Cayimany
Vickroy Avenue
Marr Westover
Mov
Kelley
Wingbor
N.rank Boyer
Northville
Te BR
Daverspike
Fragmented Ligatured Note Reveals Buried Message
A garbled archaic fragment hints at a mysterious figure Trishman ming fropt a f and KE’s reaction. The illegible text alludes to deception and profanity, suggesting a farcical critique of telephony and other inventions amid broken press language.
A Store’s Path to Success Requires Prompt Courteous Service
A fragmented text outlines that a store’s success hinges on prompt and courteous service. It emphasizes training, consistent customer care, and meeting shopper needs to build lasting loyalty. The source includes garbled lines but centers on service quality as a key business driver.
Unusually Interesting News For The Motorist
Fragmented OCR style text discusses motorist topics with garbled phrases. It mentions coverages, roads, water issues, and vehicular concerns but lacks clear events or identifiable persons or organizations. The readable portions suggest a generic transportation feature rather than a specific incident.
Unclear fragmentary text from historical page
The readable lines describe a fragmented passage about Poe Maunsell and Delon with stray words on secrecy, affiliation, and washing clothes. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or identifiable actions to summarize further.
Women Reneg On Bar Rooms As Polling Places
In a Democratic climate Maine voters, about 60,000 of 200,000 eligible women, went to the polls today while candidates tied to the League of Nations and prohibition staked positions. Bangor Republican Col Frederick Parkhurst campaigns on resisting Senate ratification of the peace treaty, while Democrat Bertrand MeIlnbire of Norway supports prompt ratification without reservations.
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Maine
Volfledile
League of Nations
Butte
Col. Prederick TH. Parkhurst
Bangor
United States Senate
Bertrand G. MelInbyre
Norway
Comedy Drama In Four Flights And A Postlude
A fragmented OCR tale recounts Flight No. 66 finishing after a risky landing. The narrator notes the pilot’s sensations and the crowd’s reaction as the audience applauds. The piece references payments to crew and a stray tip the pilot kept.
Forest Protection Week Proclaimed by Pennsylvania Governor
Governor William Sproul designates September 2 to October 2 as Forest Protection Week to urge all citizens to unite in preventing and suppressing forest fires. The proclamation calls churches schools civic and commercial groups to spread facts and encourage landowners and operators to take steps to reduce fire risk and limit fire spread.
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Pennsylvania
Ested Mountains
Wiliam
Sproul
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Hoxty
Can’t steal Hale A bed in Brooklyn trial
In New York on September 8 a dispute over a dog leads to a courtroom confrontation between Raphael Unger and Harry Kopp. The case centers on ownership of a dog shared by Raphael and his friend, with tensions rising as witnesses discuss deeds and admissions.
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New York
Ditsan Callas
Raphael
Kopp
Unger
Robbed Messenger Loses 8200 At Pittsburg Bank
A Citizens' Deposit Trust Company messenger from Sharpsburg named Wilson McAuley was robbed on Sixty Second Street as he left a street car. Thieves struck him, seized a satchel containing 8200, and fled in an awaiting automobile with two accomplices. He was knocked semi conscious.
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Pittsburg
Citizens’ Deposit & Trust Company
Sharpsburg
Sixty Second Street
Wilson McAutey
McAuley
Bundle Day Near East Relief Clothing Drive Planned
Mr Heina urges Western Pennsylvania to join Bundle Day on Wednesday supporting Near East Relief. He recounts Armenia’s dire winter, thousands without shoes or stockings, and calls for second hand clothing including shoes stockings underwear coats and caps for men women and children. He notes the need will exceed last year and asks strong community response.
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Heina
Near East
Caucasus
Asia
Verh
Hoover
Allied Joint Relief Distribution Committee
Western
Pennsylvania
Armenia
Heinz
America
State College Receives Historic Endowment Grant
STATE COLLEGE, Sept. 13. Pennsylvanla State College for the first time receives public endowment aid. The Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research grants 5,000 dollars to support current animal nutrition research. Maintenance funds exist as per law, with no prior external support recorded. USDA had aided this research until July but cut off at that time.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
Rockefelly Institute For Medical Research
Lone College
United States Department of Agriculture
Urbana Aid? Warren Harding Win His Success
Urbana Ohio portrays how Warren G Harding, future Republican nominee, aided by local finances to buy and expand his Marion Star newspaper. The Perpetual Savings Association loaned 2000 to purchase the Star in 1800 and later provided additional funds. The piece defends Harding’s Senate tenure as honorable and denies Cox’s attacks, framing his public service as aligned with government needs.
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International News Service
Urbana
Ohio
United States
Warren G. Harding
Harding
The
Star
Marian
Perpetual Savings Association
Marion
MU. Chase
Sonata Harding
Chase
Savings Association
Sur
Mortyngine
Senator Harding
Pst
Cox
Harting
United States Senate
Canadian Pacific rail line to be rebuilt for profit
International News Service reports transformation of a Manitoba railway line into an efficient, profitable route. Repairs by Canadian railways are underway after years of neglect, with government funding and new management to restore service, boost cargo like wheat and cattle, and improve passenger travel along the Puree River Valley.
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Boalontron
Canadi
Mcninton
Dunvesan
Waeifles
Patvehusine Ih
Pouce River
Pavel
Nha Poneu
Canadian Pacific
Veteran Helena postal clerk retires after 38 years
Billy Bishop, a 78 year old Helena Post Office general delivery clerk, retired August 20 after 38 years on the job. His long service spanned eras from handwritten notes to new delivery windows, with colleagues and postal officials appealing to higher authorities but the lineal department rule enforcing retirement prevailed.
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International News Service
Helena
Mont
Sept. de
Billy Bishop
Welena Post Qilice
Post Office Department
Duroson
Almose
Carmen
Mr. Bishop
Andas
Fragmented Swiss step watch note
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions a Swiss step watch and timing elements. The readable bits reference a watch or timing device and uncertain names. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable from the legible text.
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Ortner
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Crownsville State Hospital
Chawnyville
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Valentine Raveroad
Fair Grounds
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