President Plans More Economy in Government
The article reports President Coolidge aiming for further economy measures in government as the budget conference nears. It notes expected tax cuts, calls for broader efficiency, and guidance to department heads to trim spending through December 1928.
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Leife Tesecur
Fa Bald
Comiog Gecel
Budgar
Esecutioa
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Hid
Ofte
Avery
Wong
Coolidge
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Gentere
Thera Alii
Witl Haya Bis Wry
Thargby
Sconouty
Income Tax Figures and Their Lesson
A scrambled discussion on federal income taxes cites figures for 1928 through 1932, noting the impact of tax policy on prosperity and the distribution of tax burdens. It argues exemptions and continued tax reforms affect lower brackets, while wealthier groups face ongoing scrutiny and debate over direct taxation. It also references a former college president nicknamed “Dealer,” and ends with reflections on national relations with Mexico and a metaphor about a gardener facing pests.
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Han
Valle
Wash Jelon
Mehler
Uncle Sam
Federal
Postmaster General Warns on Dead Letter Office Care
The Postmaster General notes frequent carelessness in mail handling fueling unclaimed letters and parcels. Last year over 21 million items went to the dead letter office, with $282000 in recovered revenue and $4.54 million in unredeemed drafts and instruments.
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Reese
Alun
Anlage Stein
Ane Niber Ruay
Nat Prufit
Nara
As Anveral Sourcen
Wren
Summer Snow in Vermont Hinted by Historic Winters
A fragmented reminiscence traces a string of severe winters from 1816 to 1821, noting cold summers and heavy snows in Vermont and New England. It cites widespread crop failures, scarcity, and barter, with references to unusual weather patterns and early 19th century climate speculation.
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Mathers
United States
Vermont
New York
New
Olao
North Carolina
Ellis of Greenians
Greenland
Bern
Valle States
Visiting minister fills unexpected gap at church
The Christian parish faced a cancelled sermon when the expected preacher could not attend. A visiting minister was arranged, greeted graciously, and welcomed by a committee member who expressed delight at the outcome and joked about a lottery-like arrangement for the guest speaker.
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Dininas
Murmise
Joy
Wisconsin news notes and curious phrases emerge
A garbled montage from Wisconsin newspapers features quotes and fragments on topics from dairy prosperity to state unity debates. It includes misheard lines about laws, daily week, and regional observations, with scattered references to Kenosha News and Berlin Journal.
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Naminestie Lagtestar
Wisconsin
Kenosha News
Weevonsin
Berlin
Rackne Journal
Homne
Lag
Women of today influence Northern Ireland election scene
The report highlights women shaping the Northern Ireland vote with chairwomen and activists like Nea Vehra Chichester of Londonderry winning seats in Parliament. It notes Mary Muleen of Chicago and Lina Ahern’s library work, as well as overseas efforts by Mrs. George Church and Mary A. Church, reflecting a broad network of female public figures and educators.
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Nea
Vehra Chichester
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Sleriel
Liew Yesliament
Ruil Srman
Anaity
Tate Jaman
Misa Mary Muleen
Thera
Chicexto
Pubte Libraries
Ubracy Profemnigu
Bia
Vrines
Wbrary
Paria
Lina Ahern
Sunshine Pellets by De W F Thoenaos
A satirical verse on dinner habits and kitchen routines cites a fat processed meat and egg dish as a model for healthy living. It notes the lord working meals and references a man with an open hearth and the dangers of unclean feet near a dining setting.
Tax Free Bonds and Prosperity Debate Originates in Mellon Plan
Treasury undersecretary Winston criticizes existing tax exemptions as economically unsound, arguing tax reductions are needed to sustain prosperity and credit for American business. He claims current revenue laws shrink margins and threaten growth.
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Mellon
Garrare B. Winston
The
Treasury
Winston
Unsteady Fate of Moulay Hafid of Morocco
A garbled account portrays Moulay Hafid, ruler of Morocco, and his struggle against Abdul Aziz during the late era. It describes his exile in Spain, his controversial return to claim the throne, and a chaotic capture of Fez followed by a bizarre coronation in Tangier.
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Morocco
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Bpain
France
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Ina Raoch
Freaier
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Yhr Atlaa
Fer
Abdul
Amir
Atvuts
Teoth
Feige
Moulas
Children’s Pictorial Crossword Puzzle Solving Tips
A damaged OCR puzzle item explains letter placement with across and down clues. It lists Word 1 as given and provides auxiliary clues such as Word 4 meaning to perform an act, Word 5 a western Canadian province abbreviation, Word 7 an animal with a known trait, and more cryptic hints for Words 9 10 12. The text shows numerous garbled spellings and misprints but preserves the crossword concept and target clues.
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Suihis Bis
Poems and Tax Talk Amid Autumn Rhetoric in 1920s Text
The piece blends verses about fading autumn and nature with economic debate on tax exempt securities and the impact of high taxes on merchants. It notes Winston’s criticism of tax laws, calls for revenue law reform, and argues such changes would protect business and discourage confiscation of property.
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Congress
Winston
Association
Marvelous Seville as Seen by an Oshkosh Traveler
Edward J. Smith describes Seville as a city of beauty and lasting charm with the Alcazar palace, its gardens, the great cathedral housing royal remains, and Gothic architecture. He notes Spanish prosperity, tropical climate, orange groves, and vibrant cafes, then mentions planned visits to Cordova Burgos and Madrid during winter travels.
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Paris
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Marriage Secrets Drive Michael and Iola Plot
In a tense domestic drama Michael and Iola weigh deception and business risk. Iola, unsettled by Michael's dealings with Manning, hints at a staged confrontation as they plan a Manning dinner and invite friends while wondering about Helen Hunley and Lonnie, and the other man.
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Ter
Manning
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Life as a thread of personal meaning in James and life
The excerpt explores how life becomes meaningful when individuals actively shape it. It quotes Henry James on subjective order and contends that people break the world into relatable threads, forming distinct sequences, arts, and sciences. Each observer gains insight from their position, and one should be faithful to their own opportunities.
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Weither
Renovation Drives Congress Offices in Washington
In Washington the Capitol and adjacent offices undergo sweeping renovation with painting, new floors, and fireproofing. Leaders Long, Hintor, and Tisor will move into redecorated spaces as costs approach eight thousand dollars for leadership offices and fifteen thousand seven hundred fifty for senate floors. A vent system is planned to improve air, while storage and elevator upgrades promise expanded facilities next November.
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Washington, D
Capitol
Congress
Senate
Howse
Nicholas Longwood
Obie
John @Q Tisor
Ieader
Uncle Sam
Senace
Iocil Fre Dapaersment Wilen
Expected Premier of Jugo Slavia Named in War Scheme
Disjointed and garbled text mentions a future premier and a dubious war plan. References Billy Mehl and Amos Fries in a planned air attack context. Dialogue appears from a disorganized source with unclear attribution and many errors.
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Billy Mehl
Amos Fries
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