News Co. editions and Marconi Britain radio expo note
The News Company records subscription rates and publishing details. A London radio exhibition guest, Marconi, praises the growth of radio, with U.S. sales surpassing Britain. City solicitor White discusses taxing women, highlighting legal confusion on assessment and collection. A grapefruit anecdote closes the column along with a jab at reformers.
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Radio OF Radio
Igexator Marcon
Great Britan
London
Great Britain
America
Britain
Mar‘coni
M. White
New Castle
Prosperity Ahead Says Bankers In Atlantic City
American Bankers Association members at Atlantic City predict a sustained period of prosperity for at least six months. They note world trade up since 1920, favorable balance of trade, and strong crops as supporting factors. Caution remains due to past lessons, but business and industry trend toward another good year.
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Herford
United States
American Bankers’ Association
Atlantic City
Public Ledger
United Sites
War debts debate from AFL leader Matthew Woll
Matthew Woll, vice president of the American Federation of Labor, argues against canceling war debts. He contends nations should pay what they owe through commodity production, warning that forced repayment could bankrupt American workers, shrink output, and erode living standards. He urges, instead, to avoid quibbling and to resolve debts to preserve democracy.
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United States
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Woll
France
Dusland
Belgium
Safety Sam Says Kids Crossing Streets Warned
A playful safety note urges children to cross streets carefully and seek adult help near busy roads and larger crossings to avoid danger. Public safety voice stresses alertness and proper crossing habits.
Today 2 000 000 for Fish Discouraging Pilots
Arthur Brisbane cites Chicago gifts to fund the Shedd aquarium and public information plans, noting great sums given by Ford and others. He warns of communist agitation among negro workers while reflecting on the mixing of business and religion and the need for reform in aviation and military structures. A bootlegger case highlights official corruption and the ease of bribery, underscoring public safety concerns.
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Mr. Shedi
Great Aquarium
John G. Shedd
Fragmented News Commentary and Mop-up from Local Columns
A dense, punctuation heavy column reviews politics and society with jokes about polls daylight saving and shipping, caps on public notices, and fleeting notes on Ford dances and German politics. It flits through voter turnout, ship misadventures, and the era’s quirks with satire and scattered names.
Fragmented musings on society and progress in a village
The text portrays a crowded, rambling snapshot of village life with satire on the intelligentsia, fashion, aging, and modernization. It contrasts outdated norms with evolving tastes, noting a shifting independence and the persistence of everyday concerns like education, religion, and transportation as a Ford flivver is ridiculed.
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Intelligentsia
John Tanst Seeks Republican Nomination for Governor
The Day's News notes John Tanst has announced his intention to seek the Republican nomination for governor in the next Pennsylvania prisionries. Born in County Tyrone Ireland, he emigrated to the United States as a lad and grew up in Pittsburgh, where he pursued a public school education. He has balanced a career in business and baseball, excelling as a tracer and as a baseball player.
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John Tanst
Pennsylvania
Powernur
Neyshone
Mr. Tener
County Tyrone
Ireland
United States
Pittsburgh
Notable baseball figure rises to NL presidency
Fragmentary OCR describes a financial and industrial leader influential in baseball. It notes advancing to president of the National League and shaping standards in play and management, highlighting his financier role and leadership impact on the sport.
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National League
The Power of Momentum in Work and Life
Dr Frank Crane argues momentum shapes outcomes in driving, skating, and business. He notes momentum helps survival and progress, citing past successes giving future leverage, and that steady effort over years builds speed, skill, and recognition. Momentum acts as a second wind for persistent workers.
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McChire
Just Folks on Blunders of the Heart
Poem fragment lamenting human faults and the harm of misguided deeds. The speaker seeks mercy and grace amid guilt, pleading for restraint, wisdom, and forgiveness rather than deceit or harsh outcomes.
The World And The Mud Puddles
A New York paper recalls incidents in Matamoras Pennsylvania and San Diego County to illustrate how traffic and Sunday laws are often enforced for private gain. The author argues laws should prevent harm, not serve officials, and urges repeals or strict enforcement where laws are abused.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Matamoras
Port Jervis
Heaman Devore
Lown
AuguSt Dunker
Lo Mott
Dunker
San Diego
California
Justice of the Peace
Righway
Gar
America
Boch
State of
Bible Thought for Today
A devotional note urges restraint and avoidance of evil speech. It stresses keeping the tongue from evil and departing from wicked talk as guidance for daily conduct. The fragment suggests a biblical quotation emphasizing righteous speech and moral striving.
Sentence Sermons for the Young Man
A compact moral guide urges youths to heed advice and discipline. It warns that ignoring guidance leads to failed promotions and poor management. The piece critiques rash behavior, respect for women, and the limits of a clean vocabulary without education.
One Year Ago Meee Sap Athe Bomte Sign of Times
A garbled line reflects on changing times with references to a wedding and a car, suggesting a memory of past events and social shifts conveyed in a fragmented OCR excerpt.
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James T. Ray
George W. Conn
North Mercer Street
Gil Parte
New Canils
Secon Claas
International Newa Sergion Sele Foreign Advertising Represensative
Lindenstela, Inc
Aladleon Ave
New Yor City
Audit Bureau of
Pum Lakers’ Association
International News Service
Nastay
Républican
Europe
Mr. Bang
BY Fontaine Fox
Mr, Bans
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Fontaine Fou
Arthur Brisbane
N. x. American, Inc
Chicago
John G. Shedd Yesterdas
Grant Park
Li Peonie
John 2. Rockefeller
Henry Ford
Northwest
Negro Labor Movement
Negro Labor Organization
Roldem
Silas L. Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Mlinaia
Supreme Court
Chen
Coolidge Lea
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Air Forge
Army
Navy
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Ulis
Henry
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Rinont
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Torcuuneil
Germany
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Phinning Commission
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Dupay
Doug Fairbarks
Mary Fickford
Angeles County
Lund
Mary Yutte
Thay
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Vdast
New York City
Wwe
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Jake
Stein Jr
Bnt
Dad
Government Row
Jy Gow
Jane
Rem All
Hine 9
Ozevks
Jaye Hawk
Biingelt
Mr. Ford
Touccorase
Frank Crane
Jack
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Maine
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