Convention drama shapes Democratic race as Bryan kinship cited
Report compiles a chaotic convention day with references to William Jennings Bryan’s descendants, the Miami birth of a Bryan relative, and fresh conference voting. It notes McAdoo leading on nine ballots, Smith trailing, and Wilson-like factions debating dark horse strategies amid pressure for a strong European policy and wheat price plans.
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Underwood
Cox
Bryan
Nebraska
John W. Davis
Chass
Suser
New Jersey
Robinson
Arkansas
Senator Walsh
William Jennings Bryan
Hustes Thompson
Louis Seluald
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Sentle
Smith
Great Britain's Drink Bill in 1922
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes Great Britain spends about 4 to 8 billion dollars yearly on government costs and about 14 to 18 billion on booze for 45 million people. Beer taxes total around 497 million and spirits 257 million with wine at 16.9 million. Milk consumption and beer volumes are cited with costs and per capita figures.
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Great Britain
Philigielphia Bulletin
Abou Hen Adhem
Mixed notices from early 20th century rail and arts scenes
The bulletin notes dangerous habits among travelers with women smoking in berths and possible smoking compartments for women. A gift from W E Roosevelt funds a bird sanctuary on Oyster Bay. The Devil's Tower in Wyoming is described as a landmark. David Belasco signs a three year deal with Judith Anderson after Equity dispute. A jazz funeral in Amiens honors Juley Tantot with a brass band.
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Pullman Company
National Association of Audubor Societies
W. Emlen Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Devil's Tower
Plack Hills
Wyoming
David Belasco
der Nords
Actors’ Equity Association
Equity
Judith Anderson
Yes
Trees Cause a Draught
Trees influence rainfall by moisture exchange, with forests generally raising global humidity and rainfall. A reported reversal in Australia shows some trees conserve moisture, while replacing forests with grass and crops can raise air moisture and rainfall. Mountain forests also boost rain by condensing low clouds and fogs.
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Science Service
Australia
Fragmented Nostalgic Snippets From The Shce And Leather Reporter
A garbled column rambles through 12 mule limits satire, Carrie Nation mockery, photos of panoramas, celebrity eyeglasses, an Anzac Day wreath in Australia, and British agricultural value notes with obscure figures. It ends with a reference to Norfolk hospital borrower's instruments and attempted removals.
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Shce
Carrie Nation
Webby
Phen Terry
Grent
Australia
Lontor
Anzac Dar
Great Britain
Benjamin
Batley
Young Intere Cents Hospital
Norfolk
Earns It. A Shoe and Leather Reporter Opinion
A brief extract from the Shoe and Leather Reporter remarks on political labor and the strain of balancing tor and neutrality. The commentary suggests hard work earns a well paid government position for a dedicated politician.
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Tor
Distance Sometimes Magnifies Mere Riots Into Revolutions
The piece argues that the Sao Paulo unrest in Brazil is likely a local outbreak rather than a full revolu tion, noting historical patterns of overestimating riots as revolutions. It contrasts Brazilian conditions with European and American politics and dismisses foreign intervention as unlikely.
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New York Times
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Sao Pante
South America
Germany
Spain
Benzil
Italiy
Portugal
Europe
Laasmich
United States
Untitled Note on Public Issue and Popularity
A fragmented note discusses public opinion and a policy issue, noting falling interest and a related controversy. It references public figures and numbers in an unclear context, suggesting attention to the issue's impact and resonance.
Unclear Fragment on a 70-Year-Old Man and Train Incident
Fragmentary report from the Kansas CHIY Star describes a 70 year old man involved in a train related incident and political context. Details are garbled with uncertain names and events.
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Kansas
East Wind Prompts New Look at Ancient Lore
Fragmentary text hints at a poetic or ceremonial theme with mentions of East Wind and ancient names. The garbled lines suggest a cultural or linguistic study, possibly Te Reo Maori connections, but details are unclear.
Will directs Concordia relief fund from Mrs Rawson estate
The late Mrs Francis Carver Rawson left 15 000 of her estate to be used by the mayor and successors of Concordia for relieving helpless and indigent workers. She disinherited six children with one dollar each and left one dollar to her husband and 2000 cash to two grandnephews.
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Francis Carver Rawson
Concordia
Cty
Fragmentary notes on a literary leader and a message
Readable fragments reference an Eton figure described as a literary leader and mention a court or law context. The text lists names or pseudonyms and hints at commentary on current events, printing, and a possible publication or response.
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Puzzle in Lombon Badnik
Scant readable text hints at a cultural or linguistic puzzle from Lombon Badnik with mentions of Hello-So Doris and Naill-Heavens. The fragmentary lines suggest a narrative or dialogue but lack clear events, dates, or participants.
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Doris
Naill
Democratic convention notes from the Rob inson era
A correspondent reports on the 1924 Democratic gathering with vivid scenes of Florida banners at the convention. He praises delegates and women, recalls past figures, and contrasts circus contrasts with serious politics while predicting Senator Robinson of Arkansas as the likely nominee.
Printing Works Closed In Egypt Amid Government Crackdown
The printing shop of Al Siassa, an Egyptian opposition newspaper founded by Adly Pasha Yeghen, has been shut by the government. Authorities confiscated an entire edition and are prosecuting the staff as part of a broader crackdown.
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al Siassa
Adly Pasha Yeghen
Not a Crime From Good Hardware
A garbled note describes a fisherman on private waters arguing with a passerby about property. The text alludes to a surreal exchange and mentions a distant museum collection of butterflies and insects in London.
Pratten Named Minister of Trade and Commerce in Australia
The Australian cabinet announces the appointment of TW Pratten as minister of trade and customer in succession to A Chapman who resigned on May 2. Pratten, a Sydney member in the Federal House of Representatives, takes office amid shifting duties.
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FL Pratten
A. Chapman
Bratten
Sydney
House of Representatives
Tanlac Praised by Oakland Nurse for Recovery
An Oakland nurse Mrs J Clark with fifteen years of experience lauds Tanlac as unequaled for stomach ailments and energy. She recounts influenza left her weak with no appetite until eight bottles of Tanlac restored strength, appetite, and daily function. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
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J. Clark
Walsworth Avenue
Oakland
Catif Z
Sun Supports the Sky in a Bright Analogy
A playful reader note cites bright beans as sun support in a humorous voice. The Vincennes Sun style line suggests training children with common sense and warns against dwelling on past insults.
Blame Game Over Shoes Sparks Odd Exchange
Dialogue shows Mr Pester-Do challenging Hien about 82 for shoes last year. Lis Wife defends herself saying she wears out shoes but faults lack of a car. The joke pivots on a makeshift first mechanical calculator built from a macaroni box and kitchen items like wooden skewers staples and rubber bands.
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Mr. Pester
Castoria Proven Safe Teething Aid for Children
A vintage advertisement notes Fletcher's Castoria has served for over 80 years as a pleasant harmless substitute for Castor. It promotes Paregoric teething drops and soothing syrups with no narcotics and directions on each package, endorsed by physicians.
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Fletcher
How Rulers Fell for Simple Scheme
In a tale of clever vanity a scheme to gain royal decorations unfolds. A rich Italian wants honors and, urged by the Truth anecdote, pays for a book and illustrations to charm crowns. Two years later he boasts a lapidary array of medals, ribbons and gratitude.
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Henry Labouchere
Europe
Sam Faces Wildcat Above Canyon Edge
Warned Sam walking in the woods is chased by a wildcat up a large oak on a canyon rim. The cat climbs faster and pushes him toward a decaying limb over the precipice. He issues a bold remark to the beast as the scene ends in danger.
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Sam
American Legion
There's a Difference in the Rich and Poor Dinners
A quotation contrasts the rich bachelor who dines out daily as a welcomed guest with the poor man seen as a sponger. The remark, credited to Charles Surrey, frames social judgment based on dining habits.
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Charles Surrey
Education: The Safest Investment for a Young Man
A terse reflection urges paced education as the safest use of time and money for youth. The phrasing contrasts worldly temptations with steady study, emphasizing learning as the true long term gain.
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Mooney
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