Subscriptions and ad text from 4008 Bell Phones
Public interest notices solicit correspondence from all parts of the county. The text appears as a fragmented advertisement copy for subscriptions and advertising services. Names referenced include G Lindenstein and Jean Ave New York City. The piece mentions Audit Bureau of Circulation and American Newspaper Publishers Association as affiliations. It also notes exclusive rights to republish news dispatches from International News Service.
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Bell Phones
bin TA Cody
Death of William Jennings Bryan at Dayton Tennessee
William Jennings Bryan died suddenly at Dayton Tennessee late Sunday. The veteran statesman had just been active in the Dayton campaign and his death ends a career marked by staunch principle and relentless advocacy for his beliefs. He leaves a lasting imprint on American public life.
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William Jennings Bryan
Adden
Dayton
Tennessee
Pation
Eest
West
Mr. Bryan
America
Bryan
Transcontinental Roads Proposed by Transportation Experts
Transportation experts deem the United States needs three coast-to-coast highways. Three routes, properly chosen, should meet current motor traffic needs though that number may be insufficient in twenty years. Thus far the three routes are taking shape with over 10,000 miles of broad hard surfaced roads planned and under improvement, funded by public funds and long-term labor.
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United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Call for a national three-route transcontinental highway system
The nation would gain a northern route from New England to Seattle via Great Lakes and Canadian border states, a central route from New York through Pennsylvania and Ohio to San Francisco, and a southern route from New York to Atlanta then to Los Angeles. The federal government should lead in unimproved sections, with states aiding, to unite the 48 states and serve the millions of motor tourists who travel America by road.
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New England
Great Lakes
Seattle
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
St. Louis
San Francisco
Atlantic Coast
Atlanta
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Los Angeles
America
Mexican Fears and US Relations Amid Border Tensions
The article juxtaposes Mexican and American views as US Mexico relations appear unsettled. It notes Mexico’s cautious business climate, Calles’s confidence, and ambassador Sheffield’s return as critical to stabilizing trade and sentiment. It ends with a pithy remark on fashion and American self-image.
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Mexico
Calles
James R. Sheffield
United States
Safety Sam Says Protiitt Smith and Jones Race at Highway Crossing
A fragmentary verse scene notes Protiitt Smith and Jones racing to pass a point where highways cross amid screams from children. A mother tells them both that they have lost.
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Protiitt Smith and Jones
Satirical musings on education and society in old commentary
A collection of aphorisms and quips on schooling, dress, public life, and modern culture. The speaker laments trends in education and attire while joking about gender roles, elections, and everyday common sense. Strong voices reference old timers and the dance as chancy. The piece suggests thinking with the head and voting wisely.
Quips and Curious Observations From a 1920s Page
A column of miscellaneous notes covers town life in New Castle, jokes about politics and fashion, hints of scandals, and local chatter. It references a Sharon tax collector bid by a woman, mining robbers in Colorado, and remarks on broadcasting Esquima, barbers cashing in on women's haircuts, plus social quirks about elections, manners, and public decorum.
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Sharon
Bribing Progress and Beliefs Spark a Wide Debate
American public opinion weighs a Texas congressman's call to enshrine Bible respect into law, while The Paris Matin reports Gollitzfoe’s exile and the Alexander academy graduates. The column reflects on liberty, religion, Bolshevism, railroads, taxes, and aviation advances, mixing critique with cultural observations.
No coherent headline found in readable text
The readable text presents scattered phrases about greetings, numbers, superiority, New York City, war, government, inoculation, and Noah with chiggers, but no clear event or person to summarize into a valid news item.
To Know When and the Arts of Tempered Mind
A reflective piece on self mastery linking anger tolerance humor seriousness and sympathy as facets of balanced character. It asserts knowing when to speak and when to listen as crucial to friendship and lifelong perspective.
Bible Thought for Today Sure Guidance
Bible verse reflection cites Proverbs 3 6 urging acknowledgment of God in all plans to gain direction. The line emphasizes divine guidance in daily decision making and life paths.
Admiral Prath Led Fleet, Naval Service Highlight
Newark report notes Admiral Prath served two years at the Naval General Board in Washington and on the naval strategy board during World War I. He commanded the superdreadnought New York and other great ships, and most recently led a battle ship division in the Pacific. Born in Maine in 1969, he graduated from the Annapolis Academy at age 20.
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Newark
Naval General Board
Washington
Naval Strategy Board
New York
United States Navy
Pacific
Admiral Prath
Maine
Annapolis Academy
Secret of Genius by Dr Frank Crane Editorial
Dr Frank Crane argues genius comes from intangible factors not just work or education. Some possess it, many do not, and it may not emerge for years or after death. The author cites Maupassant and quotes urging consistent effort, practice, and making the most of one’s abilities as the measurable path to lasting achievement.
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Padlerewek
Plang
Paderewsk
de Maupassant
Cenius
McClure Newspaper
Syndicat
Annotations of Historic Anniversary Dates and Figures
A compact list of notable anniversaries and obituaries from early American history. Highlights include James Warren named first Paymaster-General by the Continental Congress in 1775, Robespierre's execution ending the Reign of Terror in 1794, Jason Lee's 1841 Protestant sermon in Oregon, the first American flag raised west of the Rockies on the Snake River, and deaths of James H. Adams and Rev John Wingfield with burial details.
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James Warren
Massachusetts
Continental Congress
Paris
Robespierre
Jason Lee
Oregon
Rockies
Snake River
Idaho
James H. Adams
South Carolina
Columbia
Wilson County
Tennesse
John H. D. Wingfield
California
Bentela
Calif
Portsmouth
Press Comment and Vitality in Public Discourse
A montage of remarks from governors and officials on governance, health, and currency. Notes from New York Governor Smith on corporate conduct, Postmaster General New with figures, health warnings from Detroit and Chicago, rail census on wrecked autos, and Dewey’s currency proposal reflections.
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Governor Smith
New York
New
Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger
Rear Admiral Pratt Named Naval War College President
Rear Admiral William Pratt is appointed president of the Naval War College at Newport, reputed as the “Latter day Mahan” for his naval expertise. His career spans service as naval adviser to President Wilson at the Paris peace conference and active duty in the Spanish American War aboard the Mayflower among others.
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Wiliam Pratt
Naval War College At
Newport
Iatter Day Mahan
Wilson
Spain
Missouri Pacific to Run All Pullman Route St Louis to San Francisco
Missouri Pacific announces a new all Pullman scenic limited between St Louis and San Francisco, with service to start June 1 1928. By September 1 1928 traffic agreements will allow orders for equipment to be placed by May 1 1926, requiring ten sets built by Pullman to shorten the line from Denver and the Pacific Coast and boost western coverage.
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St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
New York Stock Exchange
Great Southwest
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Denever
Aklo Grande Western
Western Pacific
Missouri Paciile
San Francisco
Pullin Company
John Cannon
Ce Coast
Peo
Denver
Col
Burt Railroad
Rio Grande
Pacific Western
Court Pacific
Thamay
Burlington
Tallron
Working Man's House by Edgar A. Guest
A brief poem reflecting on working men and their homes, comparing cottages to books. It contrasts daily toil with love of beauty shown in small, clean, modest houses where residents express soul and grace beyond wealth or ease.
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Chance
Title Cottage
Edgar A. Guest
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