Pershing Still Is Hero to Frenchmen
General Pershing remains a revered figure in France as the United States marks war service and memorials. French leaders, including President Doumer and war ministers, host lunches in his honor while commemoration efforts continue across Franco American efforts. Pershing’s disciplined image and wartime leadership are celebrated by soldiers and officials, reinforcing his prominent public stature even as he nears seventy.
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Paris
Joby J. Pershing
Fook
Jattre
Lie
Wilean
Clemenceau
Sorvall
Manghy
Pershing
Doumer
Pershings
Boumers
Warhook
Wermith
Genrat Gonrat
Maginot
Abassador Serenger
Col
Boutley Mott
Lerrich
Ambagendor
Tershluc
Solitier
Petaling
Picels
America
General Pershing
Wdtor
Snis Keer
Sharon
Burke
France
Merford
Mather
Icebergs Vanishing From Northern Atlantic Route
Readable fragments indicate fewer icebergs along the St Lawrence route with 410 reported last year in northern Atlantic waters. Drought and ocean conditions are blamed for reduced berg formation, threatening tourist appeal and prompting steamships to consider anchoring vessels to cut losses.
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Atlantic
Montreal
St Lawrence
Norel
Gding Alle Tre
Hotel Proud of Bullet Hole Made by Outlaws
A Longview tale recounts an outlaw attack on the Magnolia Hotel during Rol Dutton’s visit. A bullet hole in the wall signals the incident that allegedly prompted a bank raid and a small pitched clash. The town’s hotel scene remains unchanged from 1931.
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Longview
Tevas
Magnolia
Rol Dutton
Lengview
Dalton
East Texas
Wissen
Rochier
Magaulia Hotel
Two Million British People Take Up Hiking
A 1920s estimate by J. A. Walsh editor of the Hiker and Camper reports about two million Britons taking up hiking. The piece notes filkers in England forming a movement as workers seek country escapes from industrial conditions. It suggests the trend fosters understanding between villagers and city workers amid social change.
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London
England
J. A. Walsh
Walsh
Machen
Nalse of the the Poruatarity of Litktug, To da Sote
Wiko Nias
Rambling Reflections on Boxing Greats and Public Life
A long, fragmented reminiscence touches on boxing legends like Gene Tunney and Jack Dempsey, political figures such as Franklin D. Roosevelt and Creel, and social scenes in Washington. The piece weaves memories of training camps, public perception, and the tension between fame and personal privacy, with tangential mentions of Porto Rico and stadium costs.
The Machine Age and State Police Power Arguments
The article argues that modern technology and organized crime require statewide police systems beyond local agencies. It cites James Bow and Me. Daupaye urging extended state protection across more states, noting higher bank robbery totals in eastern states versus west with state police coordination. It concludes bankers should back statewide police efforts to reduce robbery costs through better protection.
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Exindngla
Machine Gyuis
Mir
James 3. Bow
Yankera Asgoe Elation du
Hacrm Tnyer- Healthy
Declirea
Amuricas Ravkera Assoeludion Journal
Assagialloi
Veulectlya Catan
Mitico Lua
Fdr
Stata Pottea Systema
Daupaye
Kansas
Sheriita
Cary Clables
Ana Rystoma
Inw
Sigte
Stato Jawa
Banka Th
Hinley
Stato
Blalewide
Mann
Connecticut
Mano
Larqital
Masanchusetts
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvants
Rhode Islan
West Virgil
Pennsylvania
California
Oio
Yao
Gintes
Paike
Stata Police
Menna
Sania
Trun
Lola Joly
Bank employees sent to school
The American Bankers Association and its chapters promote inservice training for bank staff nationwide. About 12 000 workers including clerks and junior officers are urged to join education efforts, combining classroom study with daily work. The program aims to raise banking skills and broaden career paths across rural and urban districts.
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American Bankers Association
Lava
Otty Alidy Group
Pvor Senioy
Baw Hoon
Aemenite Toren
Fragmentary tale of golden emblems and strange names
A garbled OCR fragment describes a town’s emblematic gold imagery and odd personages including Ava Supra and Bella, with mysterious actions at a festival or pageant. Amid jagged phrases, references to Queen Mab, a Hos e Horse KY figure, and various named locals hint at a surreal local legend.
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Leuven
Uellenhe
PIUML
Mab
Einmaefoll
Kattton Tigers
Hanafi
Zalt
J. Cla Rwitt
Celegcuny
Races and Languages in Suez Area Demographics
United States Commerce Reports details a Suez region population of about 40 200 at Suez and 25 104 at Istuniiiy with 10 000 Europeans. Arabic is the native language while foreign elements speak English French Greek Italian and other tongues in social contexts.
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Suez Area
Snaiswine
Heyit Line
Port Bult
Sitward
Suez
Utecomal
United States Commerce Reports
Kreneh
Atatlan
Presidential Coloring Elusive in Historical Portraits
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss eye and hair color among early presidents. A quoted passage from Sarge Fort Milton’s Age of Hute references Andrew Johnson and a master tailor’s description, noting dark-eyed features and varied complexion. The text questions definitive coloration and hints at misattribution in historical descriptions.
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F Hute
Sarge Fort Milton
Andrew Johnson
MiNow Eltes
Authen
Eye Mavemonte Kon reads and human vision quirks
The passage describes eye behavior and reading patterns, noting some individuals read poorly while others do not. It mentions an invented technique affecting eye strain, a rear-location indicator, and various misreads or slips during reading tasks, suggesting a study or observation of vision.
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Bern
Elephants Are Clanviith Onn of eve remarkable features
An obscure OCR passage describes elephants and a military incident, mentioning a Navy rifle report, injuries, and herd dynamics. Names and locations are garbled, but the text hints at a collective event affecting the elephant group and a potential connection to a coastal or regional setting. The fragment references a muster or gathering and a possible governorate context.
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Tomer
Billy
Slam en Priecat ATA iernrhee vlnsa wae ahudying
Fragmented OCR text mentions a courtish Mile Mhendish and a father composing Apng instead of Prieta amid a confusing scene. The garbled lines reference a forward move to a border or Tanger and a NhastttA post shared online.
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Noah de Batt
Renwick Times
L. WW. Aller
Towa Press
Renwick
Toatter
Bisping
Ant
Renwick, Lows
Rock Wood
Iowa
L. K. Turner
First National Bank
A. E. Stafford
Renwick, Inne
John A. Reed
Humboldt, Lows
Popular Mechanics
Wese
Joe G
Pike
Popular Mechanics Company
Ontario
Chicago
Tora Esa
Seraz Reet
Bulsserine Tran Arent
Ean
Jin Corbett
Jack Wowmpsey
Lou
Aysteim
Nck
Tigoe
Lion
George Creel
Washington
Creel
Afehed
Loyish
Franklin T. Adama
Porto Rico
Idvern Dirk
Brooklyn Baseball
Calan
Hose
Bankers Association
de Joptorist
Felevik
Hasl
asFi Mit
Mickie
Carcaite Amatican
Iter
Kau Stace
Mystery
Stratonte Hathonta
Drive Cross Airport
Crystal Bélector Jerodynd
Mrachlea
Déedlanary
Eample
Spedman
Prae
beLore
Leopee Falls
Mass
Harte
Miles
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