Rood Joke on Daugherty Court Tale From Old Papers
The fragment describes Bary M. Daugherty as attorney general in a confusing exchange about a high court case. A lawyer named Deugherty resists revealing the case details while colleagues discuss protection and strategy. The dialogue hints at a Supreme Court confrontation and an implied conclusion by the attorney general.
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Bary M. Daugherty
Sellon
Attornay Deugherty
Isco 1
Core Sue
Suprema
Evel
Lost Mother-Tohnny dispute ends in arbitration
A fragmented note states Johnny and Bill disagreed on a point and resolved the dispute through arbitration. The fragment emphasizes the earthly confusion and finality of a settlement without detailing the parties’ identities or the subject.
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Tohnny
Johnny
Bill
First Lady Barrister in British Isles Honored in Belfast
Mise Kyle, hailed as the first woman barrister in the British Isles, was welcomed in Belfast by Tyrone solicitors. Reports say she won golden opinions upon appearing in the high Court, with London Law Journal and papers noting her attire as she wore the wig and gown in court, setting a precedent.
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Belfast
British Isles
Mise Kyle
Brock Echolard
Trish
Tyrone
London Law
Berrieten
Mies Kyle
Locomotives for China Largest export by American Locomotive
The American Locomotive Company announced completion of an order for the largest motives ever exported. The gear includes 7 engines, 420 tons total weight, 3000 horsepower, intended for passenger and light freight service in China.
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American Locomotive Company
United
Taxicab Tariff Confusion Sparks Capitol Rainy Day Ride
A congressman, riding a taxi on a rainy day to Nowe in the suburbs, disputes a $4 fare, insisting he was charged for four miles. The driver argues the car skidded, while the passenger notes the dis carie tz is only £ 44, highlighting confusion over tariffs in a tangled exchange.
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Compres
Capitol
Hic Nowe
Harper
Fragmentary Rant on Movie Advertising From Birmingham Age
A fragmented quote criticizes misleading ads claiming high costs for a film. The writer argues the public is not easily fooled by inflated claims while noting the film's German screening. The piece reflects era concerns over publicity and value in cinema.
Peter the Great and His Passion for Shipbuilding
A fragmented account notes Peter the Great's hobby of boat building. It mentions his downtrodden boat, travels to Holland, and immersion with ship carpenters where he earned respect, dressed simply, and later authored works on shipbuilding.
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Sevidenti
Peter the Great
Fossie Wittith
Catateh Bradt
Holland
Evel
Hollands
Pele
Abia
O'Dair
Sealinel
Hadlen
Yeu
Faye de Nha
Dantes
gUreudss
Gs Lowe Moe
Anya
Ridin
Meagan
Eparuiy Boyntes
Tagva
Ehikleety
Alan
Mies
Guily
Regular Crops of Eels From Ponds Across Regions
A Philadelphia Ledger summary notes eel farming via pond culture as a steady reliable food source. It explains breeding in ponds, lifting young fish from streams in spring, and feeding them until marketable. It highlights cost of Wille eels from France and potential national supply benefits.
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Averia
Caechoslovakia
Philadelphia Ledger
Bungalow Policy Quips From Striking Truckers Tale
Loren Orton of New York dubs a strike era policy a bungalow policy. The anecdote describes a man showing a frame house and another calling it a shack while the owner jokes he owes for the bungled job.
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Loren Orton
New York
Tailk
Nighttime intruder steals watch from pawnbroker
A pawnbroker slept when a midnight visitor knocked at his rent door. The taller intruder demanded the time and questioned the watch owner, who retorted that the thief had taken his watch. The exchange ended with the interrupted plea and a claim of missing time.
New York Adds Footage Metric to Lawn Shower Meter
A lawn shower meter can now be bought in New York registering footage rather than mileage. A suburbanite brags of beating his closest rival by 16 000 feet, signaling a trend toward larger measurements.
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New York
Untitled Fragment on Chicken Crossing Debate
A garbled report discusses a national animal welfare dinner and safety measures for poultry. The speaker questions how to ethically guide a hen and mentions fear of danger to children, debating restraint versus freedom and the need to carry a safety message.
Aldetivan Woman Shatters Star Distance Barriers
Miss Annie T. Cannon, an American astronomer and curator at Harvard since 1931, has reportedly classified stellar distances from photographs with extraordinary precision. Her work, cited by the Daily Chronicle London, places her among notable discoverers like Verman for enhancing astronomical measurements.
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Cateati Tier
Prof Hoh, Tarver
Regtat Street Polytechnic
Daily Chronicle
London
England
Annie T. Cannon
Ber
Veman
Sosve
Alisa Cannon
Harvard University
E. Ahr
Alabama's First Capital Centenary Plans
Preparations for a September 14 centennial at a Cahaba river site mark the final 1820 session of Alabama's legislature and the move of the state capital from Cahaba to Cahaba? No. The early Cahaba site, once a notable town, later flooded. 1828 capital shift to Cahaw? Noting Clifton Kirkpatrick's plantation remains as a historic landmark.
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Calista
Alabama
Cahaba
Cascaloosa
Nerbage
Catialy
Clifton Kirkpatrick
Lucky Blowout Turns Into Surprise Gold Find
Ted O Usnor of San Francisca, on a motoring trip with his wife through YuhaF county Lilly 1, experienced a tire blowout. While fixing the wheel, he kicked and moved around and picked up a gold nugget valued at 18 dollars, a lucky find from the mishap.
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Ted O'Usnor
San Francisca
Yuhaf County
Lilly 1
Unclear passage questions 9 May chest exposure claim
Fragmentary 1930s style clipping notes skepticism about a theory linking exposing the chest on May Day to preventing pneumonia. Mentions ingre or ese authorities and Birmingham Age-Terald quoting dubious preventive claim.
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Grampson
Ingre
Birmingham
Michard Visits Aunt Asks for More Food
An awkward scene unfolds as Michard visits his aunt who serves and pressures him to eat more. Richard declines, arguing he has had enough and asking not to be pressed further.
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Michard
Richard
Atn Birmingham Evening Herald fragment
A fragmentary quote from an article in the Birmingham area paper. Dialog references picking up a man and walking alone toward a police station. Text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
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Birmingham
Aye-Herald
Devastation and Relief Calls Across War Torn Plains
A fragmented report describes misery in the countryside as women and children suffer from famine and disease. Relief workers rally amid warnings that central Europe faces a broader sanitary crisis, with refugees streaming toward borders and governments planning aid.
Mysterious talk on wildaterality and local suspicions
In a fragmentary exchange from Froducer to Gonaumor, characters discuss a perceived wildaterality causing difficulties in MesT loggion. Karner Corntoysal cites overwork and concern, while references to Lrigere'n and Kitab hint at deeper tensions.
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Froducer
Gonaumor
Msteloggion
Reddy
Candidate for State Senator Seeks Republican Nomination
Taurens Iowa April 6 1922 B C Gilehrtat announces candidacy for the Republican nomination as Senator in the Fiftieth District. He calls for right economy in government, restoration of farmer purchasing power, cooperative marketing facilities, and stable prices for products, claiming soldiers deserve more than gratitude.
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Twill
Repblican
Juno Primarica
Pahall
Taurens
Iowa
B.C
Candidacy Announcement for State Representative 1922
A candidate announces run for state representative from Humboldt county with Republican primaries upcoming. Other notices list Hambert County candidacy and references to primary date and location details. The text preserves names Nervig Hardy and Hack along with Livermore and Lowas as associated locales.
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Humboldt Courtly
Omen Nervig
Hardy
Lowa
Humboldt County Sheriff Candidacy Announcement 1922
Cor County Sheriff announces candidacy for Humboldt County sheriff Iowa asking veterans support in June Republican primaries. W P Hansen also declares run for sheriff subject to Republican voters will at June 1922 primaries soliciting voter support H H McGee.
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Humbold County
Iowa
Vetera
Shereby
Humboldt County
Hen H. McGee
County Recorder Candidate Seeks Support in Humboldt Primaries
Margaret E. Preble announces her candidacy for Humboldt County Recorder and requests voter support in the June 6 1922 Republican primaries. The notice emphasizes laws and public service in Humbolll.
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Humboldt
Sonnty
Laws
Margaret E. Preble
Humbolll
Candidacy filing for Humboldt County Clerk post in 1922
Vor Clerk of the District Court Chereby announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court in Humboldt County Iowa. He seeks Republican primary support and states the June election will reflect voter will.
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Vor
Chereby
Himiboldt County
Laws
Aries
Paul L. Emrie
Court of Humboldt Coats
Iowa
Republcan
Matts Wallukalt
Dakote City
County Attorney Seeks Second Term Nomination
A garbled notice indicates a county attorney seeking a second term in office. It references Olive at County Attorney of ilym holdt County and a nod to Republican veterans. The fragmentary text hints at a formal candidacy announcement and primary timing.
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Ilymholdt County
W. Garfield
County Auditor Candidate Announces Self in June 1922 Race
An individual names Tilaise announces candidacy for the Vor County Auditor position, stating submission to the Republican will and June 1922 primary Charles J. McFarland involved.
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