Independent Daily News hums through a fragmented page
The fragment suggests a Daily News edition printed by The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing. It notes publication on Thursday December 19 with references to Associated Press and an Independent Revelaper. Details are corrupted but imply standard newspaper publishing notes and masthead elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AX Independent
Gundrey
Newe-Fest
Court Esreet
Marrané
Great Southern Printing
ARD Manufacturing
Questioning the 2 Percent Owning 60 Percent of Wealth
The piece challenges the claim that 2 percent of Americans own 60 percent of wealth. It notes government statistics lack conclusive nationwide data and traces the idea to 1915 writings by Dr. Willford King. It calls for a sober, verifiable source to support or refute the statistic.
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United States
Department of Commerce
Willford
King
Massachusetts
Wiscomers
Pr. King
Commission On Industrial Relations
Act of Congress
Mike
Meaningful language in law and/or case ruling urged
A Supreme Court justice laments vague catch phrases like and/or and where as and if in insurance adjuster litigation. He criticizes lazy drafting by lawyers, urges plain language to reduce suits and preserve jobs, and calls for clearer English in law and policy.
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Supreme Court of See
Chester A. Fowler
Justice Fowler
Janus
Judetary
Daily Lesson in English Vocabulary Entry
The page presents a language lesson with misprinted lines and a definition. It introduces the word intractable meaning not easily governed or managed and gives an example citing a person with an intractable temper. It includes notes on pronunciation, synonyms, and study prompts.
Will Rogers quote on Russia and U S misreadings
Fragmented OCR text contains a Will Rogers quote about Russia and the United States, reference to native times size and threats, mentions Apache and possible valley, with garbled word strings and unclear context. The readable parts show a political or cultural remark mixed with fragmented place names.
Fragmented wartime era quotes shape political chatter
The clipped letter-like text cites President Rosevelt and the Republican slogan Save the New Deal from its friends. Kansas editor William ATE White references education milestones and a "sunny side of Main Street" versus the "shady side" of Roadway. Remarks from C Q Williams and Henry J Allen echo stances on leadership and wealth.
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Nie
Republian
Friends
William Ate White
Kansas
Ian
Main Street
Rush Bryan Owen
Denmark
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items recount deaths, weddings, and civic notes from Frederick in 1583 and 1915. Mentions mayoral elects to oversee railroad regulation, a death by stroke, and purchases by George W. Etzler. Also notes the Woodrow Wilson and Norman Galt wedding and prize winning essays, plus a large audience at Walkersville pipe organ recital led by W B Stor yer with Joan E. Cramer at organ.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Doll
Jean Biren- Bidoseph Payne
M. E. Getzendanner
Tiffin
Frederic
George W. Etzler
SCH
Presidt
Woodrow Wilson
Mes Xorman Galt
Wss
Bas
Renycades
Carroll Creek
Abel
Glade Reformed Church
Walkersville
W. B. Storyer
Letters to the Editor Appeal for Children’s Aid Society
A reader requests the newspaper’s aid to explain this year’s causes and effects on children in Frederick County. The letter cites government reports, references a 1933 disaster, and urges Americans to restore civic spirit and support for the Children’s Aid Society amid ongoing policy debates.
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Curety
Vizen
Lava
Appiy
Prederick
County
Meg
Mathias
Canadian Treaty Step, Roger Babson Reports
Washington notes a cautious view of a significant step toward Canada United States trade links under a world strained by economic deflation. Babson discusses tariffs, currency, and the need for balanced demand, highlighting impacts on farmers, manufacturers, and foreign commerce amid 1929- era volatility.
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Roger Babson
Washington, D.C
Gion
Canada
League of Nutons
Donot
Epougle
United States
AAA
Econom C0
Hull
Cuba
Sweden
Brazil
Belgium
France
United Ies
Disorderly excerpt on 1929 stock crash and political views
Fragmentary remarks discuss unemployment, the 1929 stock market collapse, and political stances. Mentions Dr Shork and Mr Cleveland, debate over free trade, and references to England and a “New Deals” era, with unclear attributions and garbled names.
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Fresland
England
Shork
Cleveland
Book review by Bruce Catton on a young readers work
A fragmentary critique discusses Bruce Catton analyzing a book for young readers, noting aims to entertain and educate while avoiding heavy legal constraints. The text references cost considerations, limited editions, and the role of stamps in preserving the story for its audience.
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United States
Allis
Today in History Anniversary notes many notable births
A jumble of dates connects figures like Eawin Stanton Lincoln era official born in Steubenville Ohio and Mary A Livermore Boston editor reformer born 1903. Ada L Howard first president of Wellesley College and other names like Jene C Croly Minnie Madders Riske and H A Michelin with scattered birth and death details across years from 1762 to 1932.
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Lewis Iitievage Des
Hanover County
Eawin ML Stanton
Ohio
Boston
Jene C Croly
New York City
England
New York
Ada L. Howard
Wellesley College
A Warns College
Tempie
H. A. Michelin
University of
Fragmented History Notes From An Uneven Page
Today In History items recount Inio Company of Uen Son s Ghee ships to Virginia with a colonist party. Mixed names, dates, and places appear with scattered references to Thomas Paine, rail safety, a death sentence, and a horoscope noting high ambition and risk of public condemnation in a Whittlesey House publication.
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Inio Company
Uen
Son
Virginia
Thomas Paine
Wivania Pai
Wington
Vi Forga
Ney
Jeniz Court
Fritz Hearmenn
Complete Change Made In White Gift Service
Complete change in the program features the new King spare of the service with revised formality. The order of service includes carols and hymns, with parts sung by the congregation and choir. The text references Christmas carols, French influences, and church leaders guiding the service.
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Sé Marzezet
Mytm
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Executive Education Association
Landon
Henry J. Allen
Frederick
Cotun the News
the News
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Roosevell
Yelt
Oider
Howver
Itis
Providence Mas
William J. Grove
Tiecemiee
Housens Line
Senate Colorado
Mary Hugi
D. Codemus
Atlantic Ocean
Holland
Babson
Cxwaynes
China
Eatton
New England
Tex
Detroit
By Williams
Livi
Engeos
Toonerville
Te Freseies
C. ©. Fisher, Iz. Batimore
Ada
Bruce Cattonary
VIS Stami
Swasexy
Repist
Exeter
N. H. Wis
Donald B. Armstrong
New Or la Harge IL
Rhee
York
St Touratal
Nai Aésan
Evrageots
Todss Bromsay Hutermen
Werk Iguinist
Bom i: Foland
Amer
Whit-tlesey House
Evangel
Reformed Church
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