The Northwestern in a Goshosh Wisconsin edition header
The fragment presents a 19th or early 20th century newspaper masthead with references to subscription rates, offices, and a distant Chicago or New York wire service. It shows typical publication details, pricing, and staff credits, indicating a second-class matter with district and postal information. The readable items include volume and issue cues, pricing per week, and distribution notes.
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Peisting Company
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Sail Uonin
Loans On Bonus Certificates Reforms Sought To Guard Veterans
The article discusses a 1947 finance measure guiding bonus certificates to protect veterans from misuse by lenders. It cites cases in San Antonio where brokers offered high commissions and urged veterans to borrow against their certificates. It notes widespread abuses, including loans exceeding $2,000 and commissions near 100 percent annual. It calls for stronger enforcement by authorities and action by the American Legion to curb fraud and encourage suing for recovery under the law.
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Congress
Marcy Lendern
San Antonio
Tex
Wiiley
Mach Cum
Tomer
Walla Thu
Lin Wind
Bolné
Michys
Tne
American Legion
Negotiations Over Italy War Debt Funding Face Hurdles
The article outlines discussions to settle Italy's war debt to the United States, noting Italy's debt equals about one fifth of foreign war debt and involves major G B France Britain. It discusses potential terms, proposed partial payments, and a plan to ease transfers while allowing Italy time to boost exports and manage imports.
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Italy
Prorroxe
Washington
Ettiecleio
United States
Great Britain
France
Hinothon Aaliona
Anto
Armtellen
Ivaly
Lounn Witer
Belgium
Poland
Teely
Interest in the President's Father
Citizens show interest as Col Seth G Coolidge, president’s aged father, undergoes emergency prostate ailment operation. The president hurried to Vermont to be with Nieparent, while public concern swells nationwide about his father’s recovery and longevity prospects.
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Seth G. Coolidge
Vermont
Nieparent
Devt
Earth
Arto
Coollége
Toward Stability in Coal Industry Amid Strikes
The article discusses efforts to stabilize the coal industry through a three year wage and production framework, aiming for continuous operation under free competition. Secretary Hoover predicts the push will weed out inefficient mines, with John L. Lewis noting progress as mines consolidate. Improved transport and non union competition also aid movement and prices.
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Favoradis Do Uts
Frecretury
Hoover Stude
Eost
Renalia
Hay
Nelda
Stcretary
Hoover
Busingsa
John L. Lyita
United Ming Waorkorn of America
Raine Minen
Lewis
The Baller' Horn book and the eye of cyclones
A historical excerpt discusses Henry Piddington's 19th century term eyestone and its broad sense for cyclone systems, noting how tropical cyclones differ from temperate ones and describing true tornadoes versus dust devils and waterspouts. It compares tornado origins, wind patterns, and regional frequency, highlighting North American infernos.
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Maxuztna
Tropics
Nina
Generis
Che Xea
Alr
Intertec
North Ampriga
Paso's Tourist Camp The Wathfinder in Texas Era
A damaged OCR describes El Paso Texas area tourist camp named The Wathfinder also called Camp Grande A line of living arrangements includes stucco buildings with a recreation hall and office, showers and laundry The camp offers shops a restaurant drug store and curio shop and lists tents rooms and apartments with water and some with baths The park features trees vines and flowers enhancing the setting for guests in a large dining and social area.
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Paso
United Statia
el Vaso
Texas
Bearden
Camp Grande
Wisconsin Editors Debate State Legislature Vacancies
Fragmented Wisconsin letter excerpts discuss electing a new state senator to fill a vacancy. The writers urge timely action, critique past tax plans, and reference editorials from Racine Manitowoc and Janesville publications. The tone is editorial and opinionated about government efficiency and upcoming legislative sessions.
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Masison Journal
Wisconsin
Oulene
Racine Journal
Janest Hie
Prante Ieaese
Britain's first women admitted to the bar and other notes
A 1920s summary notes Britain's first female barristers including Darcness Clifton and other women students who passed final exams. It mentions coronation robes, a 1608 baroness, and the first Honors. The piece covers the Women’s Osteopathic National Association convention in Toronto, the California League of Women Voters cup, and comments on women drivers. It also profiles explorers and diplomats, including Mrs Hubbard and Countess Kernton, plus French and Russian exchanges and a note on the Russian ambassador to Norway.
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Britain
Darcness
Clifton
Deraley
Bho
Gve
Han
Ceorge
Sime
Herzelf
California
Woreen
National League
Mira Marlon Delaney
Clifford Minchot
Pennsylvania
AF. Danford
Frank G. Law
Mondell argues tax reform would boost growth and revenue
Former Rep U S Mondell contends high surtaxes drove capital abroad and raised living costs. He cites Treasury data showing shrinking top incomes and lower tax shares from 1918 to 1929, arguing reform would release capital for development and reduce overall revenues from large fortunes.
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F. W. Mondell
House of
Mandell
Treasury
Atford
Reluyaa
Lawtele
ILB
Northwestern files reveal mixed town events and oddities
Readable fragments describe a new opening at Bilectric point 14, a normal school faculty matter, a mayoral succession in New York tied to a death, July 4 dynamite fears with blank cartridges, Knights of Korea contests at Asylum bay, and a ten year ago note about Ralph H. Boynton and local incidents including a pants theft attempt.
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Bilectric Point 14
Normal School
Wegele
John Mulva
Eday
New York
James H. Aerrill
Knights of Korea
Asylum Bay
WMER
Colonel Farr
Judge Seldes
Ralph H. Boynton
Company B
John McCoaker
Dewmer's Point
John Mutya
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
A. H. Barber
Nordheim
Supreme Court Upholds Prohibition Law Reach
Washington report by Herbert Trisle notes the Supreme Court has affirmed federal prohibition statutes across numerous challenges. The piece details ongoing appeals by violators and the court’s posture toward constitutionality, with Chief Justice warning of novel cases and limited success for appellants in subsequent reviews.
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Supreme Court
Herbert Trisle
United Press
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Reson
High Court
Zaft
Attormen Deeclares
Poems and Prohibition Rulings Across Court Term
The court term attacked prohibition enforcement with rulings on automobile stops for liquor, licensing acts, and seizures by Beverage cases. It upheld search and seizure limits, licensing requirements, and conviction validity while denying challenges to indictments and procedure. Walter Ray Simmons case denied review. Harrison law on drug sales deemed elastic in separate decisions.
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Tne
Gary
Ind
Aranie
New Jersey
Jexy Einstein
Moe Smith
New York
Georgia
Walter Ray Simmons
Nebraska
Jase Jenn
Children's Pictorial Crossword Puzzle Solved
A read through of the children's pictorial crossword shows across clues like the bird in the picture and a heavenly body, with down clues including a place where items are weighed and a kind of seafood. The puzzle uses a single-letter-per-square format and ties each solved word to the drawing for the final word.
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Ron Aither
Sunshine Pellets by De Thomson Terrible Typhus Warning
A fragmentary notice warns of dangerous contagious disease linked to vermin and contaminated water. It argues concealment is murder and calls for public health measures such as extending water mains, sewers, and eliminating surface wells to control transmission.
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Bright's
Unusual Glimpses Of Unusual People
Paris M Roelan¢ munition cogn Jebier the French Ellie Burritt a pioneer American who learned many languages and a solid renewal education while working as a blacksmith in New England He was known as The Learned Blacksmith after publishing Sparks From the Ant which expressed his philosophy Me represents the district of Gow Brastin Paris in the more
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Central Press
Paris
M. Roelan
Jebier
Ellie Burritt
Filthy Burritt
New England
M. Roeland
Earn Biack
Admiral Samuel Robison Whose Career Defined U S Navy
The piece recalls Samuel S Robison and Curtis Wilbur as Annapolis graduates. Robison rose to admiral and chief of the United States fleet, serving in the Spanish American War, World War I submarine force command, and Navy positions including commandant at Norfolk and a state governor role. The profile notes his long service, forged for daily public engagements, and his blunt advisory fame.
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Samuel
Robison
Annapolis Naval Academy
Samuel Sabison
Curtis Witbur
Curtis Wilbur
Navy
Qi Sonnel
Adrial Samuel (Sr
Rovison
United States
Beeo Serting
Baltia
Jocnita County
Boston
Whlet
Cincinnati
Jupiter
South Carolina
Tenneaste
Pennsylvanis
Bureau of Equipment
United States Navy
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Waa
Atlantic
Naval Armistice Commission
Mavy Yard
Reston
Sante Downiserom
General Bard
Navy Department
Michael Pursues Help After Hospital Visit
Michael insists Mrs. Horner recover at home not work, arguing with a stern laundry man and securing a brief off day. He arranges a lawyer to handle payments, then plans to find a job for the daughter while watching the delicate, cold gaze of the injured girl.
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Rome
Horna
Horner
Stichael
Cve
Ces
Baete
Carlyle
Ambition and virtue in Carlyle era musings
Gleanings reflect on ambition, virtue, and the search for meaning beyond wealth. Carlyle’s view cautions against chasing riches, urging loyalty and modesty, and valuing noble work over material luxury. The piece contrasts worldly success with a disciplined, honest life focused on truth and proportion.
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