New Castle Post Office Expansion Plans and District Supremacy Note
A long dispatch discusses a proposed post office expansion for New Castle with an appropriation of 40 000 for land and 254 000 for building extension, urging rapid action to secure space for postal workers. It also covers Judge Gary of Wested Star Steel praising Pittsburgh district supremacy and New Castle's industrial links, citing the corporation's local interests.
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Coolidee
New Castle
Mnyer
Wade
Ilbert H. Gary
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Relative size and perception in everyday life
Dr Frank Crane discusses how size is relative to position and context. He argues true perception comes from normal vision and placing objects in their right relationships, warning that critics magnify or minimize things out of proportion. He uses analogy of tuning to reveal unseen harmony in life.
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Phera
McClure| Wewspaper Syndicate
Anniversaries and Weathered Windows Hint at Minor News
A tersely worded note weighs daily life details, mentioning anniversaries and a casual tip to tidy the snow cleanup and year round sedan windows. The text also comments on girls saving money, reflecting dated social tidbits in a fragmented passage.
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Sam
Fat horse sense and letters mix in old time hints
A jumbled column recalls horse sense aiding safety, spring checks for men, extended vows for wives, and a breezy letter to Fred about enjoying hints and dints. It glosses past political notes, a Franklin dismissal, and historical anniversaries from 1787 to 1863 amid playful nostalgia.
Fragments of a Roaring Twenties Snippet
A jumble of era notes mentions fashion advances with thicker coats and shorter trousers, social quirks, and light gossip about William Gibbs McAdoo, W J Moffath, and William G McAdoo. It notes rising bread prices, attitudes toward weather and airships, and a spike in divorce filings, with glimpses of gossip about Valentino lookalikes and barbers.
Quips on Policy and Prohibition Echo Funny Times
A jumble of satirical observations and names: references to Benton Swallow killed by a dray, Prohibition era headlines, President Coolidge letters, highway probe talk, and advertising costs. The piece blends humor with social and political commentary, noting the oddities of public life, taxation, and cultural quirks across eras.
Notre Dame Game Echoes Loud Speakers and Hectic Crowd
A chaotic scene at a Notre Dame football game features loudspeakers proclaiming plays amid a frenzied fifty thousand crowd. A doctor, a piano of distractions, and a film scene interruption create a chaotic, comic backdrop to the athlete’s wind and the audience’s reactions.
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Notre Dame
Just Folks The Purpose And The View Of Life
Fragmentary poem fragment reflecting on life hope and fear as the speaker contemplates a path along Tre upen road and the journey toward a finished self beneath brighter skies, with doubts and judgments awaiting the end of life.
Bible Thought For Today
Fragmentary devotional note cites Matthew guidance about seeking the Kingdom of God and provision. Religious message urges trust in divine care, with phrases reflecting scripture language and a focus on daily needs and righteousness.
Walker J Hines Named Director General of Railways
Walker J Hines selected by the League of Nations to head a mission on navigation and lines in the Rhine and Danube regions. He previously chaired Sonia We Railroad and served as Assistant to Mr McAdoo as Director General of Railways of the United States, succeeding McAdoo upon resignation. He is a Southern lawyer from Kentucky with Louisiana ties and early work with a major Southern mail order system.
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United States
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Unclear OCR fragment titled to be parsed
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions river shipping and a peace treaty term but is unreadable and lacks clear entities or events. Cannot determine a coherent item or specifics from the provided snippet.
Sentence Sermons From Rev Roy D Smith
Fragmentary OCR notes show a sermon fragment by Rev Roy D Smith and Dr D. critiquing cheap pleasures and changes. It references suspicion of plans and avoidance of pretenses, noting no lip service can smooth a path to perfection among friends.
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Roy D. Smith
Wes
Baby killed in folding bed in Portsmouth home
A infant died when a folding bed collapsed or entangled in a Portsmouth home. The mother reportedly failed to notice the danger as the child slept in a crib near the device. Relatives reported concern as authorities investigated the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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