Fragmented Bible Verse and Political Cable Fragments
OCR reads a mix of biblical verse John 14 1 7 and stray notes about a clock face repainting at a high school plus a British political cable dispute during Harding era times. The readable parts mention Lord Northcliffe, a British political squabble, and Governor Ghyvernox Small of Illinois amid concerns over public service.
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Lord Northcliffe
United States
Harding S
London
Chicago Mulls Temporary Seat of Illinois Government
Chicago apt to have become the temporary seat of the government of Illinois and a county sheriff is holding down the state capital at Springfield. A number of cities voice complaints about their street car companies as Des Moines may learn by example.
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Chicago
Linois
Ho Ding
Down
5Ringfield
Marly
Des Mones
Famine Fears Grow as Russia Faces Catastrophe
A desolate warning describes famine spreading from Russia’s starving areas. Thousands die and millions risk destitution as the Soviet government fortifies the Kremlin. The piece warns organized society may struggle to cope with the unfolding disaster and potential collapse.
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Russia
Douth
Kremlin
Moscow
Dempsey Prefers Old fashioned Wives for Future Marriage
The boxing champion expresses a preference for traditional home life and wives who uphold old fashioned conduct. He questions whether a wife can meet these standards and enforce this lifestyle in a marriage.
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Dempsey
Jon
Open stance on disarmament conference approach
The government rejects private conference ideas before the Washington disarmament talks. It argues secret diplomacy fuels the armament burden and that frank, open methods are required for any real progress. The United States must lead with clear, candid moves to urge other powers toward equality and frank dialogue.
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Washington
Unite States
Prohibition Enforcers Target Secluded Home
A Kansas City Star warning notes that attempting a homemade mousetrap or dwelling in a remote deep woods invites harsh scrutiny from prohibition enforcers. The piece underscores vigilance as authorities intensify pressure when public attention shifts toward illicit setups.
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Kansas City Star
Today in History and Events From Old Newspapers
Today marks the 150th anniversary of poet Thomas Gray’s death and features a British teachers delegation traveling from Liverpool to Toronto for a conference next month. Also opening today, Moody era religious assembly sessions begin in East Northfield Massachusetts, while bids open for the government fleet sale near Newport Virginia. The Tower Family reunion convenes in Hingham Massachusetts at the old 1664 homestead as the Pageant of Progress opens to Aug 14. Anniversaries recall William Penn’s death in 1718 and other historic milestones from 1809 to 1916 across Europe and America.
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Thomas Gray
Cails
Liverpool _torday
Imperial Teacher's Associations
Toronto
Christian Workers
Dwight L. Moody
East Northfield
Mass
U.S. Shipping Board
Newport
Tower
America
Hingham
Birth anniversaries honor Ford Williams and church bishop
Today marks birthdays for Henry Ford founder of a major car company born in Greenfield Michigan aged 58, and United States Senator John Sharp Williams from Mississippi born in Memphis Tennessee aged 67. Also noted is Revs Charles ID Williams, Episcopal bishop of Michigan.
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Henry Ford
Greenfiat
Mich
Tony, John Sharp Williams
United States
Mississippi
Memphis
Tenn
Charles Id, Williams
Michigan
Praying for Irish Peace in Ohio and Delaware Lifespan Notes
Fragmentary obituary note mentions births in Bellevue Ohio and near Wilmington Delaware with ages 61 and 83 respectively. Mentions Julius Wruttschnitt as corporate head of the Southern Pacific rail. Details unclear due to damaged text.
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Bellevue
Ohio
Delaware
Wilmington
Del
Apo
Julius Wruttschnitt
F the Southern Pacific
Ral Ware
New OF
Kansas city election logs and Sunday school pageant news
The report notes Kansas city’s first election results with the Citizens ticket winning the mayoral race as Le Brown. It mentions the People’s Party securing three council seats and records a Sunday school pageant planned for Pittsbull Convention Hall to illustrate the evolution of Sunday schools to the present. Also covered is Gilmour’s return from West Virginia and his brief detention, plus listings of local names and upcoming church conferences across multiple regions.
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Coto
Kansas
le Brown
Police Juelge
M. Vinsent
Peoples
Hutchiison
Convention Hall
Correct Sitting Prolongs Youth in Cited Speech
Cleveland July 302 Too many women sit down and grow old says Dr Frances Graves at the National Osteopathic convention. She urges daily activity and a diet low in sweets, with strict posture to keep circulation active and the body fit.
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Cleveland
Frances Graves
Local church services listed for Sunday and week
A dense list of church activities appears with multiple congregations named. Sunday schools at 10 or 11 a m, morning worships at 11 a m or 12 30 p m, various sermons including Holy Spirit doctrine, and evening services or union meetings in parks. Also notes quarterly meetings and youth groups among Presbyterians, Lutherans, Baptists, and Episcopalians.
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First Church of
Climate in the Park Services and Health Journal Excerpts
Tangled notes describe congregational worship in a park setting and a medical journal discussing climate as a health aid. Mentions include Supt Delene Susie Wilcox and various church and community references. content blends sermon details with excerpts about climate benefits and home care in tuberculosis treatment.
Protests Over Eagles and Alaska Bounties Spur Debate
A rally led by T Gilbert Pearson of the National Audubon Society calls for saving eagles from bounty programs. The piece notes Alaska’s $15,990 paid for eagles and discusses claims of eagles preying on songbirds and deer, with lawmakers urged to halt bounty schemes and protect the national emblem.
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T. Gilbert Pearson
National Association of Audubon Societies
Tle Sill & Necoydi
Alaska
Lonea
Bur
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