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Shaky Luck Perk Trial Hints at Ejection
A garbled note describes an unsure outcome with scattered names and places. The fragment hints at a legal or public matter involving people and local entities, but specifics remain unclear. The tone resembles a terse city brief with restrained detail.
Fragmented childhood musings on play and memories
The text reflects a child's perspective as voices discuss playing with a toy or object. A sense of nostalgia emerges in mentions of play on the carpet and repeating past actions, conveying a rough, unfinished reminiscence.
Fragmented Citrus Ad Reflects Unclear OCR Noise
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Harold and Gerald at the crossing clash
Harold narrates a near-miss as Reggie races the train to a crossing. Gerald confirms Reggie beat the train but was struck before stepping away again. The exchange notes the fatal incident and its somber aftermath.
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For Sale adjoining 85 Acres with varied outbuildings
Property features 85 acres including 1 acre meadow s acres woodland a 2 1 2 story stone house bank barn and multiple outbuildings such as slate roof tuning water stables corn barn 24 by 18 feet two poultry houses two tobacco sheds hog house two granaries well two cisterns and creek water All structures erected within last 20 years in fine cultivation condition Bargain about 10 per acre Inquire of
Municipal Parks: Aiding City Life With Open Country Feel
Landscape expert Karl Lohmann argues American cities need large accessible parks that blend open country scenery with urban reach. He notes national and small parks miss the mark, urging designs that provide woods, grass, and water views for hours of refreshment while cities continue expanding park lands.
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Karl B. Lohmann
College of Arviculture
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Lohmann
Anit Steere
Honest faultfinding boosts cities and government
A Chicago Journal excerpt argues that exposing a city's faults is beneficial for progress. It cites that boosters who hide flaws harm truth and long term interests, noting Denver's alleged suppression of damaging details to protect business and urging candid public accountability.
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Spokane
West
Denver
Chicago Journal
Smaller and Better City Move Gains A Skeptical Note
In a sharp rebuke to the bigger and better city campaign, Cato Ninetails advocates withdrawing support for grand schemes and pursuing a smaller and better approach. He argues the larger effort has produced growth in size but little in moral or civic improvement, claiming bigness and betterment may be incompatible.
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Indianapolis
Detroit council backs purple fire alarm color
Detroit city council recommended adopting purple for fire purposes to avoid red warning colors diminishing visibility. Purple illuminated boxes will have purple lens lamps on each side and signage reading fire alarm box visible from 60 feet, with ban on purple use for other purposes.
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Fie
Detroit
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Decorative plants and bulbs for room beauty
Decorative plants, bulbs and flowers offer great value for home decoration. English ivy trained over a trellis provides a satisfying touch, while bulbs such as paper white narcissus require little care. Wyacinths, jonquils and pale pink Murillo tulips are lovely choices.
Avowed candidate for national chaplain of the American Legion
Father Francis J. Hurney of St Patrick’s Church Washington seeks the national chaplain post at the American Legion convention in Philadelphia in October. He notes his World War I service aboard the USS Charleston with nine crossings during submarine campaigns. An Episcopalian currently holds the post as Catholics and Protestants alternate years.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Washington
America Legion
Philadelphia
Father Staroey
Charleston
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