First to Last the Truth: 1926 Tribune Advertisements
Classified items list names of businesses and services with odd spellings and garbled phrases. Includes references to a New York corporation, theft, a secretary, telephones, and various local notices. The fragmentary text hints at ad content and postal or municipal mentions, reflecting a busy 1926 newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orne
Hig i
Yost Corporation
Opten
Ork
RL Marist
Sawa Cree
Telephone
Reskinany
Root Plan Versus Wilson Plan in Chicago Platform Debate
The article analyzes Root and Wilson positions on the Chicago Platform and the peace movement. It notes disagreements over ratification methods, the value of a world court, and the balance between peace efforts and national sovereignty, with Lodg es and Watson as pivotal references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Elihu
Sone
Chicago
Watson
Root
Wiliesian
White House
Willie
Veseryalian
Hellevas
Nepmn
Epray
Poly Alliance
Fey
Quillity
Vin Hamne
Wilton
Avvor Aga
Trum
Pagea Tommien
Tf Juridien
Hague
Cart of Peace League
Ory
Thenna
Lindt
Patiowligo Tone
Giveliony
Itaa
Fronium Phumb
Wlf
Lodge
Umeago
Dupitstor Tinhity
Dieta Ty
Erereinny
Reets
Wilroy
Weil
Patel
Woodriw
Democratis
Notehbor
League of Nationn
Pengur
Nolan
Unite Staten
Linjeuw
Severyntinrin
United Btutun
Harding's Mail Miscast Shows Gloom Over Senate Fight
Fragmented garbled text depicts political frustration around Mr. Harding and Senate battles. It references telegrams, advisers, and strained letters to emphasize disillusionment with leadership and editorial voices.
Candidate Hardin Faces Deluged Mail and Voter Demands
A fragmented report notes Mr. Hardin as a candidate receiving a flood of correspondence while office staff struggle to manage the workload. Citizens press for an answer and scrutiny of the campaign amid the busy political scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin Coud
Lahiory
Pion Turis
Wage awards and policy clash in railroad dispute
The article analyzes the wage settlement dispute facing the railroad wage board and the broader policy implications. It discusses how the question centers on funding for wage increases and whether government policy allows railroads to adjust costs. It notes unanimity on the wage award as first in a series and examines the Interstate Commerce Commission's mediation, labor tensions, and constitutional questions about Article X and federal authority.
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Waney
Pravida
Thn
Aroma
Waite West
Elie Watt
Elinek
Failmuul Offiers
Ural
Tateratta Canyneny
Raising the Lusitania Te Many Te Project
A garbled passage details attempts to raise a ship named Lusitania Te and references to sinking and rescue, with scattered names and phrases about workers, distances, and service moves. The text is largely indecipherable though hints at wreck recovery and inquiries into past events and memorials.
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Elvan
Spruller
Aegorthina
Ehirneen
MS Rinileeetin
Abbas
Holton
Nat Gibito
Bertin
Soap, morality, and art across ages in critique
The piece argues that cleanliness and soap have unclear ties to virtue, noting ancient Hebrew roots and Rome's excesses. It questions whether modern eras show improvement, suggesting Renaissance beauty and art as benchmarks. It implies no clear causal link between soap and virtue in history.
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Rome
Michael Angelo
Remembering Memorial Day in the Conning Tower
A memorial scene gathers as flags rise on a hilltop grave site with veterans and a Buckeye remembered. The piece ties in to contemporary editorials about contests and wordplay on rhyme terms, ending with a note on threats of violence and the Evening Journal’s usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Evening Journal
Daisy Ashford review and reform talk from 1920
A long critique of Daisy Ashford and her works from The Young Visitors through The Dowager, noting childish errors, shifting maturity, and potential future writings. It discusses juvenile literature, authorial voice, and the need for wholesome youth recreation, praising community action in Saranac Lake and Rome, NY, as models.
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Daisy Ashford
Barrie
Urey
Elsow
Miss Ashfords
Willy
Ian
Dangman
Charles Gurgico
Hangman
Hants
Kenuthum
Trowna
Winaton
Wil
Hong Yewr
Konalhani
Tribune
New York
Prison Association of
Young Women's Christian Aksoviation
Hay Scouts
Saranac Lake
Adirondack Mountains
Rome
N.Y
C. Fy Lewis
Prison Association
Apirite
Ald
Moir
Panic of 1893 theory debunked by investigator William Agl en
Brooklyn letter writer William H. Agl en argues that the inflation critique of silver and the gold drain did not trigger the Panic of 1893. He asserts prior stock and foreign demand distortions and misreported arbitrage transactions inflated fears, urging consideration of actual monthly data through mid‑1890s.
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Deane
Jini
Jerome
Bacon
Yale
Enya
New York Stock Exchange
Exaary
Prarty
William
Aglen
Brooklyn
Tutin
Connecticut suffrage leaders press for ratification
Katharine Ludington, president of the Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association, urges ratification before Congress and notes New England states see the vote as key. She criticizes Governor Fuller’s evasiveness during a visit to Manchester and calls suffrage a delicate but essential issue for women’s rights in Connecticut.
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Tribune
Trittine
Dihn
Greenwich Village
Saventy-Five
Yvura
Roeklanl
Anjos Street
West Glewisith
Hammond
West Tene
Alesandri
White Port
Lenin Cristovley
Pomidiaiey
Valentine
Blovekur
Christopher Recta
Perry
Tevatl
Tirodovick
Uy Foreman
Predericke
Wilraute
Conigrevath
Wooderins
Talifieyi
Erawriel
Linn Reyioter
Wunkon Sullivan
Ailieg
Cpu
Marie MMC
Sunibay
Busan
Vinta
Mr. Woothia
Washington Square
Ely
Milton Powe van Heri & Paris
Weyte
WAT Reuters Ie
Momompist
Kia Faller
Pilinie Ny Ak
Purith
Wallin
Connecticut
Fulton
Reed
Ba Noam Party
New England
Aneur
GueerBet Coolidge
Ster
Contldjen
Katharine Ludington
Connecticut Woman Guttrng ® Association
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Bill Tildem
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Sam Merwin
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Ray Hitchcock
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Memphis
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Samy
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Point 16
Scranton Times
Columbia
Wiles Bps
Evening Post
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Misa Ashford
Irvin
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Tyme
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