Western conference voices GOP stand amid Lincoln shadows
Edward W. Pickard reports a Springfield Midwestern Republicans grass roots conference near Lincoln's tomb to defend constitutional rights. Frank Lowden derides Roosevelt plan to amend the Constitution, urging preservation of the bill of rights as Hyde pays tribute at the Lincoln tomb.
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Roosevelt Faces 1986 Choice Amid New Deal Debate
National press opinion links Roosevelt's path to 1936 era tensions. The piece argues the New Deal split will shape the 1986 campaign between radicals and conservatives, testing constitutional limits, party realignments, and the future of NRA and federal agencies amid Supreme Court actions. It stresses the president must align with core philosophy or risk reshaping U.S. party leadership and policy.
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Golden Phantom Tales of Lost Mines
A fragmented tale recounts the Lost Cabin mine in the Big Horns, found in 1863 by Allen Halbert Cox and Jones, attacked by Indians. Hulbert survives with gold, and later expeditions seek the fabled Lode amid Sioux wars and uprisings, weaving a legend of wealth and peril.
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Incoherent OCR Dialogue From Unknown Source
Fragmentary text shows a misread exchange with names misspelled and jumbled phrases. The excerpt presents a casual argument about entering a room without knocking, with stray words suggesting misrecognition rather than a coherent report or event. No clear persons, places, or actions.
That Malas It Differene. An Upright Plano Debate
A fragment from a historical piece shows dialogue where a character rejects an offer and defends a contraption for the home. Dialogue reveals family dynamics with a daughter challenging a parent over plans and safety.
Accident Report Messy Telegram Fragment
A garbled exchange describes a hospital matron and an ambulance driver referencing accident cases. The message notes one case brought, with two others knocked down en route, indicating confusion or incomplete details in the communication.
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Mrs Smith Millionaire Claim Stirs Public Attention
A sensational line claims Mrs Smith has a million in her own right while a husband notes his wife always carries hers in her left. The strange exchange raises questions about ownership and personal finance in a public spotlight.
Women Form Majority of Turkey's Population
Official statistics show women constitute the majority of Turkey's population, with rural areas reporting higher female percentages. Istanbul houses 700,000 inhabitants, with 3.1 million under Ottoman rule. Marriages rose from 2,805 in 1927 to 4,818 in 1992, and the majority of brides are aged 19 to 24.
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Roman Catholica
Dissy Dean Winners Ad Promises Free Prizes
Read the Grape Nuty ad in another column and learn how to join the Dissy Dean Winners to win valuable free prizes, according to an advertisement.
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Brcessive Greed Explored In Brief Definition Note
In a compact glossary entry the term cupidity is defined as excessive greed for wealth. The note emphasizes avarice as a driving motive behind greedy behavior and highlights its moral appraisal in historical usage.
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