Townsend movement looms as Michigan race heats up
The piece notes Townsend supporters and anti-saloon forces mobilizing in Michigan’s Third District, with Werner W. Main as Townsend-backed candidate. Townsend organizers aim for wide club networks, planning 100 clubs across the district to reach 5,000 members. Leaders fear heavy opposition for anti Townsend campaigns as Wheeler methods spread.
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Washington
Michigan
Werner W. Main
Townsendles
Politioa
Wayne B. Wheeler
Robert B Clements
Townsandites
Kalamistae
Battle Creek
Chicago
Bible Thought See Increase Variety of Pagan Creeds
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Bible thought and calls to see increase variety among pagan creeds, with references to Pune and Oman. Readability is limited. core idea unclear and names mangled.
McKnight Syndicate brings scattered prose to light
An OCR fragment from 1943 shows disjointed lines about reading hardship, humor, and a nameless figure. The text mentions Indianapolis and a workmanlike setting, ending with a date-like string and the McKnight Syndicate Inc attribution.
December Meme Forecast From Uncertain Times
A garbled 19th century style note laments December’s arrival and Christmas contemplation. The fragment hints at festive mood, religious timing, and public sentiment, mentioning Santa, Lent, and joy alongside confusion. This postcardlike tease centers on seasonal reflection and playful wordplay.
Court News Marriage Livan Chaires
Fragmented court notes record marriages and local officials in a Maryland county. Names appear garbled but indicate a union and associated county and alderman figures, with a stated sum of 1500 dollars referenced in the context.
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Farm Sale Noted
Notices of historical interest report Charles C. Maught selling a 200 acre Broad Run area farm to Clarke Routzahn. The Chesaprare Canal employes and related entities are mentioned in the Frederick column section of The New York Star announcement.
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Chesaprare and
Ho Canal
Anih Appa
New York
SIAR
Charles C. Maught
Broad Run
Clarke Routzahn
Are Ablities Acting Wisely? BE BABSON Maw Pre
The piece argues that some power company executives put profits over public good, urging prudent regulation and mindful ownership. It critiques democracy risks and warns that excessive rate pressures and bond issues threaten customers, while noting potential for rational, well-run utilities to remain solid investments.
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Babson
Decemmer
United Gas
Rte
Penister
Democrate
Craimer
Ceretain Power Companies
Uus
Im Connec
Modern House, Old World Air In Modern Lms Caer Bose
A reconstruction describes a house with three bedrooms, veranda terrace, and stone cinder block walls. Pre cast concrete floor framing, cork roof, and slave finish windows defined by a design influenced by the New York chapter of the Institute of Aveia tion. Landscaping aims to enhance curb appeal and the home’s overall value.
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Hopse-Wade
Ruki
Foundswalis
Bank Exeter
Howe
Frank J
New York
Aveiation
Averase Salariedans
New England Power Co registers stock rise above year ago
The article notes a registered action by the New England Power Co under the Securities Exchange Commission. It cites the firm’s stock up 23 percent from the previous year and 14 percent below normal, reflecting investor confidence amid proposed deregulation and questions about the Hoshing pany Act amendments.
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New England
Poser
Secirn
Buu“sanchar
Norma
Publishers Pnancial Bureau
Suit Filed for 6060 Against Haller in Baltimore
The Manufacturers Casualty Insurance Company of Pennsylvania filed suit in Baltimore seeking damages of 6009 for premiums allegedly collected by W Harry Haller who became an agent in January 1933. The complaint also cites a August 1933 check for 4344.79 drawn on the plant’s order that was not honored. Attorneys Paul J Ballard and Walter Clarke represented the plaintiff.
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Baltimore
Manufacturers Casualty Insurance Company of Pennsylvania
W. Harry Haller
Paul] G. Ballard
Walter &. Clarke
Aso
The Truth About Diet and Vegetarianism
An article argues meat remains essential in the human diet despite rising vegetarian trends. It cites liver and pancreas gland studies, noting insulin and other substances aid digestion and anemia prevention, challenging vegetarian arguments.
Health Question on Wrestling Firs and Pimples
A reader asks if pimples and boils after wrestling are connected to the sport. The answer notes wrestlers commonly suffer boils, questions transmission, and recommends hygiene measures such as washable mat covers, frequent washing, and sterilization of mats weekly.
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Foo
Notable Fans Endure Critics On Meat Health Claims
A garbled column discusses a famous figure's prolonged attention to exclusive meat, later health concerns, and fluctuating physical condition. It cites doctors advocating moderation and notes varied opinions about meat’s role in health, with references to fasting, digestion, and the potential effects on glands and nerves.
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She R.ches
Broadway Talent Schools and Their Quiet Barriers
By George Ross an article on American drama schools notes how actors chase Broadway openings through institutions like the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and Lucy Feagin's School of Dramatic Art. It describes tuition, elimination by term, public performances at the Empire Theater, and diplomas as guidance rather than job guarantees, with producers scouting graduating pupils. The piece names figures such as Walter Abel Roy Atwell Grace George and Spencer Tracy while recounting senior ceremonies and the role of famous actors in handing diplomas.
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George Ross
New York
Broadwa
Sam Young
Kay Francis
Amtmatic
Poutel
Ken
Reiis
Academy
Empire Theater
Lucy Feagin
School of Dramatic Art
American Academy
Feagin
Prncipal
Aus
Sts Verce
Talk Dramatic
Ip Merva Eo Leslis Howard
Ssoan
Bacquest
Zex
Local Promoter Ben Bora Dies in 1933 Obituary Fragment
Fragmentary report notes prominent Thre ville Kentucky businessman and railway promoter associated with Cabcos as sociate of proteasomal maess DIPS 18 1 at Frankford. Ded in Me cember 39 1933. Unclear details and garbled names present.
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Threville
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Benbora Bardstown
Cabcos
Frankford
Pan
Topeka Founded in 1834 Marks Kansas City Milestone
The record notes Topeka Kansas being founded in 1834 as part of a Today in History summary. The entry also references the early political scene with an 1 92 electors re electing President Washington for a second term and an opposition noted.
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Alesaned Oo Americar Manufactur Lantecatea
Washington
Jou
Topeka
Kansas
Birthdays and Horoscopes from a Tangled 1915 Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment discusses birthdays and a horoscope style feature from 1915. It mentions impressions of the mind and possible Bow influence, with unclear references to names and places. The passage is otherwise garbled and difficult to parse for specifics.
England's Future Topic at Hood College Assembly
David Cook traveling secretary for Intercollegiate Couzell spoke on England's Future at Hood College during the regular assembly hour Tuesday morning.
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David Cook
Intercollegiate
Couzell On
Puby
Engind
Hood College
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