Stop Your Time by Out W PP Wortman Publisher
A brief notice from The Malvern Leader announces the stop of a feature titled Stop Your Time by Out W PP Wortman. Details on publication or related actions are minimal in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
2
A brief notice from The Malvern Leader announces the stop of a feature titled Stop Your Time by Out W PP Wortman. Details on publication or related actions are minimal in the fragment.
Fragmentary reflective prose recalls Chaulauquas, early American statesmen, and a crowd listening to speeches. It notes restrictions on certain features, the spread of established taverns, and the public's fascination with prominent figures.
Fragmented OCR text discusses taxes and revenue related to pensions and property in a historical context. It mentions administrators, reform proposals, and legal terms with scattered references to public finance and governance. The legible portions hint at debates over taxation, pensions, and bureaucratic measures without clear dates or names.
The text conveys a fragmented plea for tax relief, mentioning Abuul and American guidance. It reads as an unclear public missive about reducing taxes and government spending, with indistinct references to a teddy and pay. The overall meaning is obscured by garbled wording.
An analysis on whether completing high school boosts lifetime earnings. It cites figures showing growing weekly wages for high school graduates, compares to non-grad tracks, and estimates average career earnings over decades. The piece underscores long term value despite upfront schooling time.
The article surveys Roman emperors and American workers, discussing baths and public health ideas. It references Revere Coulter, a truck driver, and a gallon of water usage, comparing ancient baths to modern conveniences. The piece suggests Rome’s baths influenced attitudes toward leisure and hygiene.
Clipped remarks report Polish foreign minister Count Kkyrewski warned reporters that a European war could arise even in the distant future. He noted they did not come to borrow money and suggested a wartime retaliation on arrival. The piece also notes Republican worry over electing twenty four senators next year and an observer links Coolidge's popularity to a perceived hole in American integrity.
Fragmented OCR text from The Times Silver City lists numerous personal names and brief notes. It mentions a sale, family relations, and attendees at a chautauqua, with scattered references to places Nebr and Iowa and to residents and visits, but the passage is garbled and partial.
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