Prohibition Bootlegger Turned Gangster Gloom in America
The piece argues that bootleggers evolved into powerful gangsters as prohibition expanded, corrupting police and courts. It notes the rise of organized crime, violence, and subversion of the legal system, with calls for reform to sever the links between thieves and lawmen and curb profits from illicit liquor. It cites New York as a focal point and foresees federal action and investigations shaping enforcement.
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Lee Gream
Rite
Gaigstor
New York City
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Getty
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Larner
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United States
Mickeleer
Roosevelt
Nor Amyriens Nowenaver
Changes in Diet of High Import Changes in Diet of High Import What.a dinglo tomlylitaal ent fran
New York Times discusses shifts in national diet due to postwar imports and wages. It cites agriculture official Vinkur and reports drops in per capita wheat and cereal consumption while milk, fruits, vegetables, and pork rise. Emphasizes education on food value and the need to adjust diets as exports and land use balance.
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Fle
United States Department of Agriculture
Niky Isle
Rome
Hoeler Baker
United States ‘Bureau of Hoivé Economics
Wureau
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Baliar
Opelti
Fide
Doctor Winker
Baker
Elnlas
New York 'Times
Prayer of Socrates Beloved Pan in the Inner Man
A fragmented prayer-like text invokes Socrates Pan and otter beings to grant inner beauty and moral wealth. It laments counting wealth over virtue and seeks understanding of true richness beyond gold.
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Socrates
Pan
Oxydal soap promises faster washing and gentle care
An advertise style description touts Oxydal soap as revolutionary advanced Procter and Gamble science. It claims cutting washing time in half, removing dirt easily, creating creamy suds lasting through wash, and being milder on hands while cleaning clothing and fabrics.
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America
Procter & Gamble Co
Sciewlife
Procter & Gamble Asperia
Toskeys
Oxydol Contest Prompt Teases Simple Wash Wins
A vintage ad style notice urges readers to submit lines about Oxydol detergent. It promotes ease in hard water washing, claiming faster results and softer hands, and directs entrants to mail entries by September 5 with a Post Office Box address. The tone mirrors early 20th century product pitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qaydol
Gaydol
Asydol
Five Bit Thick The Manager Faces Odd Holiday Order
The life insurance manager storms at the head clerk’s desk accusing the plan of being outrageous. He demands seven days’ holiday while noting a misprint and unclear terms. A colleague shrugs that three explanations are foggy, leaving the meaning unresolved.
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Sraithera
Landon
Adatetr
Mis reading hints at sermon sentiment in local paper
A garbled quote from the United Enquirer reflects a preacher's challenge and public reaction. The fragment hints that the congregants may choose the sermon tenor and the speaker's reception amid community expectations.
Had to Get Him First Contractor Tale
A rough transcription records a fragment where a worker asks if the foreman now handles the trench while another answers he is not, noting they are simply guiding him out to the field. The dialogue suggests a staged or informal work scene with dialect.
Objection Bones Mlave Involves Dam Jackson Glasses
Obscure remarks reference Dam Jackson stopping wearing glasses after a domestic dispute. Banks notes Ella, his wife, restricts him from wearing them. The fragment mentions Frinkies and gray hale tea but lacks clear context or outcome.
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Wikey
Adam Jackson
Banks
Ella
Not a Pleasing Thought Delivers Uncertain Offer
The fragment hints at a tense exchange about saving someone and a line about Sid's character. It suggests a character debate over risk, loyalty, and perception, with implied resentment and concern for an ally. The text is incomplete, limiting full context or actions.
Contests Promise Big Prizes Raise Household Hopes
A outsize urging to enter sweepstakes claims average people can win. It cites a Chicago area homemaker who won a magazine prize and cites a Coca Cola contest awarding ten thousand dollars to a residence in Anderton. The piece encourages readers to try Oxydol and send in their thoughts.
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Chicago
Anderton
Oxydel Box Inquiry and Purchase Request
A reader asks how to learn about the Oxydel box and to provide their issue and address for procurement care. The note requests guidance on obtaining the product and where to send the address for service.
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