New Castle News Tries To Publish Local Notices
Fragmented OCR reads like a local newspaper item from New Castle Pa with notices about advertisements circulation and editorial notes. The piece discusses public interest in excitement and includes stray commentary on speed, thrill seeking, and evolution debates referencing Bryan.
Promotion by merit marks shift in diplomacy and cabinet
The article notes Alanson B. Houghton’s appointment as ambassador to England, signaling a merit based promotion system in the foreign service. It highlights Secretary Davis’s continued tenure in the Coolidge cabinet and his expected influence on immigration policy and state leadership prospects.
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Pee Coolidge
Alanson B. Houghton
England
Houghton
Collee
Court of St. James
London
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Congress
Foreign Affairs Committee
Besi Nens
Houson
Shetary Davis
Sharon Herald
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Sharon
James J. Davis
Th Coolidge
Pennsylvania
Veder
Coolidge
The World And The Mud Puddles Credit Reporting
A 19th century look at a mercantile credit agency and the value of credit reports. A Springfield Illinois entry describes a man rumored to be a Missouri transplant, about forty, with few assets beyond a three legged tool and a broken desk. The cautionary note urges diligence before extending credit.
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America
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Gengal
Springfield
Ilinois
Wee County
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Hints and Dints From a Long Ago Column
A rambling 1925 prose fragment listing odd observations about society and morals. It recalls a fading sense of humor, fast talk about politics and religion, and notes on daily life from a small town newspaper column.
Fortune, luck, and belief in self in 1925 column
A fragmented 1925 column discusses luck as a power shaping events, the role of belief in fortune, and how confidence influences outcomes. It cites Napoleon and other greats, notes prayer and fortune telling, and muses on democracy, industry, and societal ideas, ending with a quip about the Senate and a misnamed Coalidge.
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Napoleon Petieved
Fortuna
Tose
McClure Owspaper Syndicate
Engineers and firemen strike over wage cuts a year ago
A year ago engineers and firemen on British railways ordered a general strike protesting wage decreases. In Chicago a factory built a pumping station 357 feet below ground to draw water from ten wells 1200 to 1500 feet deep. Caen
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British Railways
Chicago
Aurface
Safety Sam Says: Rasta Thumb Climb in Auto Trick
A rugged tip describes a stunt where a person climbs into a vehicle and uses a halter strap looped from the skid thumb to secure a tethered horse on the other end before starting. The firm guidance treats the move as a celebrated but risky method of joshing a thumb.
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Erie
Atores
Vafes
Lord is my portion and heritage, Psalm lines
A devotional line from Psalm 16 5 6 praising God as the portion of the speaker and their cup and declaring a pleasant inheritance and favorable fate. The verse emphasizes divine allotment and blessing.
Fragmented Verse and Biography Snippets
A jumbled collection mentions rules for restraint in deals, personal mottos about work, and a note on Mr Birrell a twice married figure linked to Poe Laureate Lion Tennyson. It also references Obiter Dieta and a Charlotte Bronte life work, plus an invented device tracking vehicle movements and old iron ore recovery figures.
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Birrell
Lion Tennyson
Poe
Charlotte Bronte
Anniversaries and historical notes from early records
Notable birth and death dates listed: Bernardin Saint-Pierre born in Havre, 1737. General Robert I. Jee born Virginia, died Lexington, 1370. John Adams Paddock born Norwich, Connecticut, died Santa Barbara, 1894. Also mark the Salvation Army split, Chinese Six Companies laborer registration in 1884, George F. Chamberlain elected U.S. senator from Oregon in 1902, and France’s Lorraine claim in 1917.
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Pont
Virginia
Havre
France
Robert I. Jee
Westmoreland County
Lexington
John Adams Paddock
Oaspia
Norwich
Conn
Santa Barbara
Cali
Smire
Henry Burdett
Horshoe Machine
Troy
N. Horn
Scotland
JSSS
Salvation Army
America
Ane
Gen. Booth
California
George F. Chamberlain
United States
Oragon
Poincare
Lorraine
Birrell Birthday Highlights Bugilgh Literary Figure
The Rt. Hon Augustine Birrell marks his 75th birthday today as a notable Bugilgh literary figure. Born in Liverpool in 1959, son of a distinguished minister, he studied at Cambridge, became a barrister in 1875, and a bencher of the Inner Temple in 1902. He lectured in law at University College, London, entered Parliament in 1880, and served in cabinet roles including President of the Board of Education and Chief Secretary for Ireland.
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Augustine Birrell
Mirrell
Liverpool
Cambridge
Inner Temple
University College
London
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