Men Die Because They Ignore Rules
Chicago dispatch prints a 1925 United Press column urging medical and public health reform. It argues doctors should inventory personal health to extend life toward 78 or 80, promote education on living, and encourage exercise, sleep, balanced diet, and balanced work and play for a healthier nation.
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Gilbert Fitzpatrick
United Press
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United States
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Nogifiin leads to San Francisos to pan but an earthquake is alwayfire
An unclear fragment mentions Nogifiin, San Francisos, and an earthquake with uncertain context, offering no coherent event, date, or participants. The readable text suggests a disaster theme but provides no concrete details to verify names, places, or actions.
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San Francisos
Nomination of Charles D Hilles For Ambassador Post
Brief notice indicates Charles D Hilles, a Republican committee member from New York, is nominated for the ambassadorial role to Germany. Details are sparse due to OCR text issues but the core action cites Hilles as nominee.
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Charles D. Hilles
New York
Tax filing headaches prompt patient, patient answers
A U S collector of internal revenue in Indianapolis endures a parade of calls and questions about income tax forms. He explains rules, directs people to staff desks, and notes the rising workload as the filing deadline nears.
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J. B. Wetherell
United States Collector of Internal
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Wetherell
Pardon Him Mr Ape Charlie-Mummie Dialogue
Dialogue fragment shows a child named Charlie addressing his mother and a parent figure, debating notes about letters and understanding. The text reads as a playful, muddled exchange with a repeated focus on the letter m and a parent’s admonition.
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