Editor Lou Sherman Hooked Again
Editor Lou Sherman details a recurring issue with debt by former Guidfeld proprietor ALW Andersen and his family who left town without paying a print shop bill. The item notes previous Chronicle coverage and hints at editors aiding traveling expenses if payments are not made, with lingering frustration over unpaid bills and local standards.
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Iowa
Renwick Farmers Exchange
Alw. Andersen
Guidfeld
Pazfir
Gabork Fer Rool
Hae
St Chronicle
Alivayy
Invany
Adilora
Amen
Amtan
Teva
Hig
Helen MuCarty
Eagle Give
California
Bootleg Bonds and Taxable Returns Debate
A discussion argues that tax free bonds deprive government of revenue while bootleg profits escape taxation. It contends future public bond issues should be taxed, noting bonds offer security that lowers interest rates for governments and demanding an end to untaxed gains that shift costs to taxpayers.
Outdoors Is Out The first number of Outdoors magazine
A damaged OCR note describes the debut of a national magazine titled Outdoors, praising lavish illustrated articles on natural beauty sites across the country. It notes Scene pictures and local stations, and offers a way to obtain the first issue by sending ten cents in stamps or money to Outdoors at 425 Tenth St NW Washington DC.
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Humber
Cereia
Smilar
Tenth St N. W
Wastington
D. C
Wall Of County Bastile Blown Down In Storm
A Humboldt County jail wall was blown down during a big wind last Saturday evening. The boards shattered leaving an opening that requires a rebuilt wall. The misdeemed inmates have escaped confinement temporarily until restoration is complete.
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Humboldt County
Humboldt Republican
Fragmented OCR Summary of a Mixed Tech and Local Note
An unreadable OCR fragment hints at a cable front and pricing for entering a store with wine, mentioning 52,000,000 helium terms and a 26 gallon measure. It references a flat half of 1924 and 8,00 Hertha front ietor cars in the United States amid ongoing coyotes and snags in a continuous battle.
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Seine
Hertha
United States
Contrariness and Custard Pie Fever in Walt Mason Poem
A satirical piece by Walt Mason narrates a speaker’s obsession with custard pies and the doctor’s warning. Neighbors offer extravagant foods while the afflicted narrator longs for the pie, imagining bizarre delicacies as remedies, ending with a humorous vow to sell for custard pies.
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Halverboten
Spain
Walt Mason
Bulgarian Women Entering Professions Progress Report
The Sofia University medical school graduates eleven women in the latest class, the first to finish since four years ago. Enrollment of women in outer classes rises, with many entering dental and legal fields. The medical and legal sectors show women gaining licenses and recognition amid opposition, while parliament pushes to remove obstacles to feme professionals.
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Medical’ School of
Sofia University
Ing
Hawyere
He Lin School
Rand
Austro German Food Ration Crisis Keeps War Front Tight
Amid severe shortages in Austria and Germany during the war, Romania's wheat arrives by Vienna as relief. General Lind resists, Lind and Lind insistence clashes with Austrian leadership, while Allied pressure and German troop actions unfold to avert famine. Monuments planned for General Tannylwelie signal postwar commemoration.
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Kaiser
Dnndwelir
Austria
Germany
Rumania
Vienna
Heygid
Lind Te Adorit Wis
Fandiwehr
Nonbreakable Cigar TE Announced At Thigh University
Professor James Long and Vrot Henry Uthuan of the chemistry department report progress on a nonbreakable cigar. They claim the binder from pulverized tobacco stem paper prevents crushing in packets. The process aims to use what was waste in cigar production.
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Thigh University
James Long
Henry Uthuan
Chemistry
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