Mt Vernon Register News Consolidated September 28 1920
The page presents the Mt Vernon Register News Consolidated issue dated September 28 1920. It lists staff roles including editor business manager news editor city editor advertising manager circulation manager and composing room foreman with scattered OCR artifacts and partial names. The readable text indicates a standard newspaper masthead and staff credits for the historic issue.
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Nner Gnemnanalt
Wentreeneersseer
Adanager
Lincoln in Own Words: Commencement Address at Normal
Ralph G. Newman of Chicago presented an editorial Commencement Address at Illinois State University Normal quoting Lincoln’s 1838–64 speeches. He praised Lincoln’s enduring call for liberty, self-government, and the preservation of constitutional rights, urging Americans to never abandon the laws or their own liberty.
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Lincoln
Illinois State University
Ralph G. Newman
Chicago
Vachel Lindsay
Abraham Lanenin
Springfield
Illinois
Newman
America
Earth
Quick Quiz What is Jesus son of Si yah known for
Quick quiz asks who Jesus son of Si yah was and answers that he was not related to Jesus of Nazareth but the writer of the apocryphal Tieclesiasticus, distinct from Ecclesiastes in the Old Testament.
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Jesus
Siyah
Jesus of Nazareth
Landmarks and phrases in a cryptic word list
A compact list of terms including Landmarks Malay rulers Merriment Soapstone and phrases like So be it and Inactive with varied clue numbers. The collection hints at crossword style entries and semantic groupings across multiple themes without a single narrative or event.
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Chinege Philos
Indiana Closes 28 Nursing and Boarding Homes
Indiana Health Facility Council orders 28 nursing and boarding homes closed for faults in sanitation patient care and fire safety. Vance T. Koonce says facilities must release patients by the end of July.
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Indianapolis
API
Indiana Health Facility Council
Indiana
Vance T. Koonce
Division of Health Facilities
State Board of Health
Rat Races Grow A New York Fad, Dealer Says
An animal dealer notes a rising craze for rat racing in New York. The quirky trend draws attention from urban enthusiasts and casual spectators alike, reflecting a culture of unusual hobbies amid busy city life.
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New York
Senate approves debt limit increase and health warning bill
The Senate gave final approval to raising the national debt limit to 8285 billion starting July 1, with a 61 to 26 roll call after a voice vote. Industrial production rose in May for the seventh straight month, led by machinery and equipment, while the space program funding was authorized at nearly 5.2 billion for the year starting July 1, slightly below Johnson’s request. A separate measure to require cigarette health warnings passed the Senate 72 to 5 and moves to the House, with a three year moratorium on advertising warnings.
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Washington
Senate
Washington (Ap
Federal Reserve Board
House
Johnson
Horoscope forecasts for many zodiac signs and advice
A Saturday astrology forecast outlines general aims and tasks to progress on personal projects. It details Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces with guidance on duties, social plans, finances, and personal growth. It mentions sending birthdate and a dollar to Carroll Righter Forecast and notes a National Safety Council holiday.
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ARIES
Taurus
Moon Children
Leo
P. M. Virgo
Scorpio
Your Manners Avoid Cracking a Date s Nose Opening a Door
A compact etiquette note warns that good manners prevent harming a date by slamming or striking their nose when opening a door. It urges gentle, respectful gestures and awareness of personal space during social introductions and outings.
Doctor explains water intake and eye pressure risks
Wayne G. Brandstadt M D answers reader questions on whether thyroid medicine affects glaucoma, how water intake and diuretics influence intraocular pressure, cataract and glaucoma connections, Donnatol's atropine content, and the value of periodic eye tension checks for older patients with night sweats and menopause.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D. Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Today in History Friday June 18 1965 roundup
On this date seven historical events are noted including Wellington and Blucher defeating Napoleon at Waterloo in 1815 and Congress declaring war on Great Britain. Other entries mention Cherbourg in 1940 Churchill in the US talks with Roosevelt and notable deaths and political events.
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Associated Press
Duke of Wellington
von Blucher
Napoleon
Waterloo
Congress
Great Britain
Cherbourg
Winston Churchill
United States
Franklin Roosevelt
U.S
Simon
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