Unclear speech from a congressman concerning a new member
A fragmented transcript shows UNCLE JOE asserting a new member of the house to Heprevitative Cannan of Dinnot. The dialogue includes Cannon and references to a story about you and green corn. The garbled lines suggest a debate over who told what and remarks about timing and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannan
Cannon
Weil
Chin Thors
Wilfird
Hitoe
Gradi Corie
Steele
Durin
Fragmentary note on a crime act and individuals Molly and Wiener
A damaged excerpt mentions Molly and Wiener in a troubling act described by a witness. The fragment hints at a crime and involves unnamed authorities or guardians, but details are unclear in the OCR. The readable parts point to a personal accusation rather than a public event.
Condensed News Of A Week In Global Happenings
A wide range of 1917 era items cover labor, government work, and strikes in the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Reports note phosphorus plot fears, Seattle peace conference actions, fires and ship incidents, wheat and timber market moves, and looming military and political decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain
Waelingtin Hintherengine
Fallinen
Logier
Harvey Alfred
Wureit
Thole
Seattle
Kate Sadler
Hind
Algon Bay
Vilparaiso
Chanarul
Portland Merchants' Exchange
Northwest
Lister
Washington
Industrial Workers of the World
Oregon
I Iaho
Montana
Jones Howan
The
Industrial Workers of the Word
Food Conservation Urged to Help Allies Win War
Washington August 20 Herbert Hoover Food Administrator urges increased production and waste elimination to feed allies and sustain war effort. Nations face sharp shortages. U S must reduce wheat use, avoid waste, and boost exports while preserving domestic needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jeannice
McAdoo
Nause Ways and
Navy
Navy League
Pretary Daniels
League
Mare Island Navy Yard
The
Food Administration
United States
King
Utah
Belgium
France
Serbia
Herbert C. Hoover
Wilson
United
Evn
Ue Mint
Herbert
Hoover
Italy
United Kingdom
Mr. Hoover
Canada
North America
America
Saye
Europe
Germany
Miloniog
Auylance
Kure
Uurinds
Stmple
Hret
Indasaea
Sally Optiraletio Thought on Press Freedom
A brief reflective note quotes Sally Optiraletio on liberty of the press and the idea of a free government, highlighting the role of open information in democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Optiraletio
Liberty of the
Eaemilal
Is this the age of the mature man in history
A New York man argues that the current era is not the age of the young man but the era of the mature man. He says leadership rose in 1775 to 1925 and that real achievement often comes after age thirty-five, with many peak roles later in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Cobb
Two Brothers and a Wire Vote in Indianapolis Gossip
An Indianapolis gossip piece describes two brothers, not named John or Richard Jones, with H Richard operating a grocery store and a telephone voting incident linked to John's residence. A caller asks about soap and a sale of a cake, ending with a curt good night in a whimsical, overheard exchange reported by the Indianapolis News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapoli
John
Richard Jones
H Richard
John Jones
Jones’ Greocery
Intianapelis News
New Use for Motorcycles Revealed by Californian
A Californian pioneer demonstrates a powered cycle mower that attaches a mower to the front forks. After several failed designs he finally achieves a lawn cut in one tenth of the previous time. The mower requires frequent oiling, which limits speed.
Frayed OCR Entry on a Simple Grocery Encounter
A garbled vintage snippet shows a boy accompanying his mother to a grocery with scant change. The cashier prompts payment for a candy item, triggering a pause and a pause followed by a bemused exchange about paying for the candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Fragmentary scribbles on a bygone market scene
The readable fragments describe a chaotic gathering with murmured concerns about safety and a muted sense of confusion. Names and places are unclear, but tension and risk appear tied to a crowded event or sale. The text hints at fear of drowning and near-trouble among attendees.
A Primitive Method
A cryptic note appears about a writer and a plan or method, with disjoint phrases suggesting a discussion of balance or use of a primitive approach. The readable fragment hints at a literary or editorial context but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to anchors the event.
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Mr. Smith
Dean
Pat Almidot
Wigan
Mtr
Smith
Camm
Justice Peace
Ron Jaan
Doan
Foster-Milsurn CO
Buffalo, N.Y
Gunare Benedeni
A. Schiffmann Co
St. Paul, Mina
Radium
Benet
Bradbury Bldg
Los Angeles
Calif
Uncle Joe
Reigna
Toor
Lisle
Entiuelwe
Lier
Mabire
Molly
Wiener
Dorn
Vom
el Paso
Pexax
James Nelson
Jhiliicathe
Ohio
Ishuid
National Guard
Soleamen
Adinistration Bie
Winnipeg
Eri
Board of Grain Supervisors
Comutlas
John W. Kern
Todinne
Astooville
N. Oy
Cote
Tabata
Avid
Attestiay
Linc
Mebotlois
Anne
Avery Huimmlie
Wistathi Hovan
Jolt Elighit Teveluialy
Newman Vue
Viele Harmon Twa
Aithe Otte
Naebly Bare
Vakiwne Crabs
Eebiert
Collins
Welling Lune
CIA Powibibett
Corey
Mideconn
Maynard
Mada
Bath
Fey Meyer
Linnberties
Marcas
Statenatien
Berwin
Ceenin
Mary
San Benvelace
Pope Benedict
Robert Cecil
London
Count Tarnowsky von Tarnow
Stockholm
Sweden
Austria- Hungary
Netherlands
Berlin
Scheldt
Lloyd George
Great Beltuin
Conancks
Petrograd
Wihiglud
Gerinth
Burteen
Cochon
Curhin
Torbie
Lin
Edie
Avoorioan
Trent
Dhanbiamenchor
Kio Henge
Wen
enmIng Aethon
Thane
Roeller Buluy
Ficerd
Josie
Esperience Learning
Eobsorbur Weileas
Lamonda
BOYD_PARK ‘OF JEWELRY MAKERS
Patito Wille
Randall
Sen Anu
Ofo Learm
Salt Lake City
Uaey
Nalute Hawepayer
Seltadotunne
Bala
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