National Subscription Rates and Agencies Listed
The notice outlines republication rights by Associated Press and lists agencies in New York Chicago Detroit Atlanta Kansas City San Francisco. It specifies subscription rates payable in advance with monthly, six month, and twelve month terms, and notes regional mail details for Louisiana and Mississippi.
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Ounce of Advice Urges Caution in City Traffic
The police department pushes a caution plan after gunshots and rising risk as drivers and pedestrians lax. Superintendent Apgar warns children to cross only at intersections and urges parents to reiterate safety rules. Motorists should drive more carefully as winter weather approaches.
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SPN
Apgar
Prohibition Views Split City and Country Etch Tensions
A historical reflection argues that city and rural areas develop different attitudes under prohibition. It cites machine gun incidents and racketeers in cities while claiming rural America sees a calmer, more orderly enforcement scene. The piece contends both sides misunderstand each other’s motives.
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New York City
Bess
Rialto
Contradiction in Health Gains Reported for U S Workers
The United States Public Health Service finds no decline in disability among employees at a large city company from 1917 to 1927, despite claims of better health and longer life. Across diseases, sickness days per worker stayed roughly the same, challenging perceived health gains.
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United States Public Health Service
Bolters More Active in Iron-Bolters Claim
The fragment suggests bolters are more active in the iron bolters, with an assertion that these bolters show greater activity. No further context or details are provided in the text.
Right Angles: Fanatics and Carrie Nation in Dry Crusade
Alexander Cairns argues fanaticism spans history from ancient crack-brains to modern temperance crusades. He recalls Carrie Nation's draconian methods in Kansas and Pennsylvania, noting law, evidence, and public order as the modern dry movement's framework.
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Olympus
Carrie Nation
Washington
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Wichita
Stone
Orchestra Programs and Republican Committee Broadcasts Across Stations
A garbled OCR listing many stations such as Chicago, Cleveland, New York, Newark, and Pittsburgh shows orchestras, dance music, and studio concerts alongside mentions of the Republican National Committee and Maxwell programs. Readable items include orchestra schedules, piano and dance performances, and late-night studio broadcasts with various host names and venue clues.
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Chicago
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Cleveland
Sentinels
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Sohloans
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Republican National Co
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Orchestra
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Sentinela
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Houston
Republican
National Committee
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Temple of Music
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Bentine
Republican J. National
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Nashville
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New ‘Orleans
Antonio
President Coolidge Named With A Long List Of Titles
A Washington bystander notes that President Coolidge could list numerous official titles beyond President, as detailed in the Congressional Directory. The piece riffs on ceremonial names for a president and cites examples like Commander-in-Chief and other designations tied to various posts and honors.
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Washington
George VII
England
Coolidge
Congressional Directory
Calvin’ Coolidge
United States of America
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PCID
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Curious Aspect Emerges From Governing Process
A fragment from the Congressional Directory highlights a page check of personnel on the governing board. It notes the methodical approach used in maintaining records and public accountability within governmental procedures.
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Pergeramment Board
Glorious Betsy at Saenger prompts Seeking Advice
The Cabin offers a preview of Vitaphone talking picture Glorious Betsy at the Saenger, fielding letters from readers worried about accessibility and admission. It promises value and a clear report after attending the screening and lecture, noting audience questions and expectations.
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Saenger
Vitaphone
Betsy
New
Orleans
Better Health By: A Free-Form Health Column Excerpt
An excerpted health column discusses bowel movements with gender contrasts and varying opinions on normal frequency. It notes uncertainty about what constitutes normality and cites differing claims from institutions and doctors. The text reflects early 20th century views on digestive health and personal well being.
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Community Notes on Local Visits and Illnesses
Mrs Manning McGuire returns from Shreveport. Mr D A LeBreard recovers after several days illness. Mrs Brewster of Selma visits her mother Mrs Ave Culpepper. Miss Maud Leigh Taylor improves after poor week. Miss Lillian Moore hosts weekend in Collinston with Miss Owen Godfrey. Mildred Jarrell of Winnboro returns home after visiting Miss Zola Young. Mrs Barkdull Faulk visits Ruston with Rev W W Holmes. Mrs Lee Ingram, Miss and Mrs W W Bozone attend Caldwell parish fair in Columbia. Miss Dorothy Safford of City High leaves for weekend visit. Mrs Charles Stewart heads to Winnfield next week to join Mr Stewart.
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Manning McGuire
Shreveport
D.a.‘Breard
Brewster
Selma
Ave, Culpepper
Maud Leigh’ Taylor
Lillian
Moore
Collinston
Owen Godfrey
Mildred Jarrell
Winnaboro
Zola’ Young
Barkdull Faulk
Ruston
W. W. Holmes
Lee Ingram
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Ww.d. Bozone
Columbia
Caldwell Parish
Dorothy Safford
Charles Stewart
Winnfield
Stewart
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Winnsboro Band Contest Sees Entries for 30th Year
The Associated Press reports Winnsboro prepared for the 30th annual band contest with multiple entrants. Details on participating schools and exact lineup were not provided.
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Winnsboro
Rhode Island Red Pulls Ahead in Narrow Skirmish
A brief historical clash notes Rhode Island Red fowl in a tense outing with rivals, where the team teased a late surge but settled for a slim lead. Officials logged the event on the day, highlighting a close result and ongoing rivalry.
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