Defeat of Amendment 5 Triggers Yearly Election Debate
Missouri state news reports the defeat of Constitutional Amendment No. 4 and details on how the Board of Education would need to seek voter approval for any permanent tax increase for schools. It notes prior tax figures, expected revenue changes, and the impact on school financing and annual elections.
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Sale
Springfield factory concerns face potential shutdowns
In Missouri near Springfield, employers of several small warping and textile plants warned they could shut operations after price pressures from platinum and steel markets spike. Officials say prewar contracts would need adjustment to keep plants running, with talk of price realignments and possible closures if postwar terms cannot be reached.
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Policeman Polite Demands Name After Flower Theft
A Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph item depicts a courteous officer requesting the suspect’s name and address after noting a flower theft. The exchange features a fumbled plea for a pen and comments about the suspect’s fondness for his wife, with local color and misinterpreted dialogue.
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Pittaburgh
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu Adv
The article promotes Calotabs as a simple treatment for colds and influenza. One tablet at bedtime with water is claimed to purge the liver and prevent infection, with rapid relief by morning. Packaged as original sealed, price thirty five cents, with guarantees of refund if unsatisfied.
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A. Percifield
World Court Plan 15 Adopted by League Assembly
The League Assembly votes to empower a central body with mandatory powers and a five member commission to draft steps toward a world court plan. Committees are named. debates continue on jurisdiction and enforcement while preparations proceed for a January session.
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Geneva
Harding Inspects Canal and War Powers In Foreign Policy
The article outlines President Harding reviewing canal status and international relations. It traces his emphasis on executive power, defense posture, and potential actions with allied nations. It notes debates over treaty influence, immigration policies, and U.S. foreign relations shaping domestic and global strategy.
Landes The leerestiona Trades Lees Cosgren
A partial OCR readout describes trades and actions involving Lees Cosgren and others. The fragment references a Washington event and mentions labs and ongoing actions, but details are unclear due to text garbling. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are deducible from the readable lines.
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Lees Cosgren
Cryptic betting and scores in a 19th century racing notice
A garbled OCR style fragment discusses bets and scores tied to a racing event. Names like De Kimer and Co. Rayghanton appear amid scattered references to bets, cups, and a public meeting. The piece hints at a wagering narrative with unclear participants and outcomes.
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Kimer & Co
Boschee's Syrup presented as cough remedy of 19th century ad
Fragmentary ad text praises Boschee's Syrup as a popular remedy for lung troubles. It claims broad consumption and repeated use over four years, touting health benefits and relief, with promotional language typical of period medical adverts.
Peculiar Type of Orator in a Grim New York City Scene
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled report on a peculiar orator and public discourse. It references streets of New York, a postrum, and Atlantic connections, with unclear names and dates. The piece suggests a dramatic oratory act tied to a chaotic urban setting and social tensions.
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Untitled fragment with unclear references
Fragmentary OCR text contains scattered words and phrases without clear names, dates, or events. The readable parts do not establish a coherent news item or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual card.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
A garbled OCR readout mentions diverse terms like dye corn, Getty, drapery, and weed Lycee Cand. The fragmentary text contains no clear event or identifiable entities beyond scattered nouns and possible proper nouns, preventing a coherent briefing.
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Candy Flowers On The Pesta Tree And Its Sweet Harvest
A fragmentary tale describes strange candy scented blossoms on a tree called the Pesta. It notes a fruiting cycle with rich drops, a sedan butter tree reference, and mentions the Ge Ge fies sweet tasting gems after harvest.
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Unclear text fragment about a person and activities
The readable portion hints at a narrative or portrait involving a person named George and domestic scenes, but the text is garbled with nonstandard words and missing context, offering no concrete event, date, or location to summarize.
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