Buick Inventor David Buick At 74 Faces Hard Times In Detroit
David Buick, founder of the Buick Motor Company, now living in poverty in Detroit at about 74, works as an instructor at the Detroit School of Trades. He recalls his rise from craftsman to autos pioneer, and insists he must keep working to avoid starvation.
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Davebuick
Buick Auto
Bruce Catton
NEA
Detroit
May Devi Bualeit
Buick Motor Company
Trade School
the &E
David Buick
Scotland
Buick
Flint
W. C. Durant
Brick Qobey
Seoweta
Chris Oy
David Bialek
California
Bowie Todd
Eabery
Efony
Andy
Ghat Doanever
Delkirs
Duvil Hniek
Jim
Puriek
Forest and Tos
King
Theo
Jny
Ck Metor
Mar Carter
Fen Ao
Tima
Jaavid Junek
Ciombher
David Eiek
Fighting For His Life Bob Martin Toast Of A Boxing Nation
Bob Martin, a heavyweight champion of the inter allied forces, was celebrated as a national hero when he returned from the front. The public and press hailed him amid wartime heroism and enthusiastic reception as the war effort united sports and servicemen.
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Bob Martin
A. EF
Jack Dempsey
Start Big Advertising Campaign at the NE AM Sane Wied
Campaign details describe a peir job linked to a NE AM Sane Wied and Syne Chee Six nmr to Tsephy Law, outlining planned publicity efforts and targeted outreach steps for the project. The notes emphasize branding, media placement, and coordination with local authorities to ensure compliance and visibility.
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Tsephy
Altogethers Frock Ensembles Highlight New Poiret Styles
NEA fashion expert reviews frock ensembles called altogethers, pairing two piece Poiret gowns with matching coats. Descriptions cover a red embroidered crepe de chine dress with bolero effect and a grey crepe de chine frock with long coat and red accents, emphasizing longer silhouettes and a hip length decoration.
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Ylouch
Poiret
Poor Program 4 P Yh iy isnt so good Nuits Good F
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a program labeled Poor Program 4 P with unclear phrases and disrupted words. No coherent events, names, or locations emerge to identify a precise news item.
Fragmentary childhood reminiscence in verse
A hazy, partial vignette recalls a child Freddie asking about a mythic napkin or angelic figure, with a mother’s gentle reassurance. The speechlike lines hint at whispered lore and domestic wonder within a small home setting.
Richest Belgian Alfred Loewenstein Visits U S to Study Industry
Alfred Loewenstein, third richest man worldwide, arrives in the United States with a four person cortege including secretaries, a typist, chauffeur, airplane pilot, and detective. The Belgian financier is little known abroad and states his purpose as studying industrial conditions. He is pictured riding Zarb, showcasing his skill as a horseman.
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Alfred Loewenstein
United States
Loewenstein
Slain Missionary in China Linked to Tereshmatian Hospital
Fragmentary report notes Walter P Sermour, linked to Tereshmatian of Foreign Hospital Ting, slain while in China. Text references long missionary service and a 1393 chronology, but details are unclear and source is partially garbled.
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Walter P Sermour
Foreign Hospital
Ting
Sark
China
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Boston
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Paris
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Shebdox
Tom ‘Aly
Chicago
Walter On
New York City
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Nuits
Freddie
Frankie
C. C. Pele
Seymour
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