Prohibition Fight Splits Hoover Era Commission Tone
Edward W Pickard reviews tension in Congress over enforcement of Prohibition. Judge McCormick criticizes anti prohibition zeal, urging removal from the commission while senators demand an early liquor report. Discussion centers on enforcing prohibition and curbing governmental laxness amid partisan tempers.
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Montgomery judge Henry BD dies after three weeks illness
Henry BD of Montgomery Alabama, former Toombey of congress who framed the anti trust act, died at his home after a three week illness. He was seventy one and serving as a judge of the middle federal district of Alabama.
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Wheezers and Sneezers Seek Allergy Treatments
An article discusses hay fever and pollen allergies in the United States, noting many sufferers endure discomfort and seek relief. It covers pollen testing, skin tests using pollen extracts, and the development of a preventive serum, advising testing before pollen season and acknowledging imperfect results.
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Erin
Western Newspaper Union
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Bayer Trewe
Unknown Greek altar unearthed near Sicilian temple site
Excavation reports from southern Sicily reveal an altar complex with both Greek and Roman elements. A terra cotta fragment initially misread as plain decor is identified as a rare frontal piece linked to a Neolithic context, near a shrine or altar area at the Castor and Pollux temple precinct.
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Sicily
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Electric Power Drive Aims for Soviet Industrial Reach
The Providence Journal reports a plan to electrify the Soviet Union, using peat and anthracite as fuels. A vast system of rivers and canals will spread power across industrial regions from Lokug to the Caspian, linking the Don and Black Sea basins and extending to the Baltic region.
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Providence Journal
Fragmentary Gossip at Tams Club Sparks Speculation
A garbled exchange at the Tams club in Shia recounts rumors of an elderly person rumored to be planning a large payment to a religious group to avoid a scandal. The speaker muses philosophically on age and wisdom, noting how twists of fate grow with time.
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Fragmented OCR News Item About Ailing Figures In New York
The readable text references Charles Wyetter and a New York setting with medical or philosophical discussion. It mentions a dramatic duel like event and a press-related element, but specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Knew Her Weakness Mam ty Wife Returns From Visit
Fragment from a domestic anecdote about a wife leaving to visit her mother for six weeks and returning after four days. The speaker humorously claims to have sent her the paper with a paragraph cut out to prompt her interest in news.
Fragmented Transcript Hints At Possible Help Conversion
The readable fragments reference Synpithy Isrewert and a claim that conversion to some form of help may be possible. No clear date or organization is present, but the text suggests a search for assistance or support. Further context could clarify intended recipient and exact nature of aid.
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City Bay Motor Boy Witnesses Odd Horse Tale
A garbled account from the City Bay scene describes a boy named Dobbin amid a strange incident with a horse. Residents recall a tense moment as the Wild figure and a woman approach, while the city’s mood shifts between curiosity and confusion. The source echoes a New York Sun lineage with fragmented dialogue and local color.
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New York Sun
Power consumption figures misread in census estimate
The article notes a discrepancy in understanding electricity use across the United States, citing a census estimate of total kilowatt hours and a claim by the National Electric Lighting Association that only about half of that amount reached consumers. The piece discusses distribution gaps and measurement confusion in the era’s power industry.
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National Electric Uignt Association
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