The Safe Deposit Box Story and Jazz Cat Musings
A New York Sun piece recalls upgrading safe-deposit boxes as bond holdings grow, from modest boxes to larger cubbies, with coupon cutting and the thrill of holding valuables. It contrasts with a Paris Le Matin note joking about a cat orchestra 120 years ago, questioning motives at the peace conference.
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Tribute to the Lilac Flower in Home and Memory
A tribute extols the lilac as more than a cemetery plant. It should brighten thought, ease sorrow, and symbolize enduring home and heart across past and future years. The essay lauds its old fashioned charm yet timeless appeal to Americans.
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Aerial Motorcycle Invented by Sys engineer
A Sys engineer unveils an aerial motorcycle that can function as a road motorcycle or an airplane. It uses a 4 horsepower engine and achieves 68 mph in flight, with an automatic ground stop to switch to 40 mph on roads. Wings collapse to fit on standard road use.
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Sys
Fragmented OCR reads like a quirky historical snippet
The readable text hints at a popular local venue and a curious incident with a character entering a device or machine. Names and full context are unclear, but the fragment suggests a bustling scene centered on a place frequented by locals and a notable male figure.
School nutrition advocates push for better child development care
A fragmented note highlights concerns from teachers, patients, and the Mair Association about proper nourishment and growth of children. The text underscores a push for attention to child development in coming years.
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OMIA
Mair Association
Lack of Comfort Stations At Fair Grounds Noted
Saltsburg Press reports critique of the fair grounds citing missing or poor sanitation facilities for men women and children. Descriptions of existing closers are harsh calling them filthy and unfit for animals.
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Death of Lt Perigord after mass meeting in 1919
Tragic death of Lieut Paul Perigord veteran French army and pastor of St. Joseph StillwaterMinn was struck by a train near Bald Magle Minnesota August 31 1919 while riding with Father Conrad Glatman both men killed instantly The report notes Perigord served with distinction in WWI and was sent to America to express France gratitude for the war effort.
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Drouth Impacts Longmont Sugar Beet Town
In a town of about 6000 residents the drought concentrates on the sugar beet industry as the region faces water shortages and reduced crop yields. Local growers report concern over irrigation cuts and the potential effect on prices and farm incomes.
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Longmont
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