Inauguration Day Change Urged by Norris Resolution
The Norris resolution, reported favorably by the House committee on the election of the President, proposes moving inauguration to the first Monday in January with Congress meeting two weeks after. It argues travel improvements make four month delays between election and inauguration illogical and calls for immediate policy action, though passage is uncertain.
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HE Norris
House Committee
Congress
Washington
Nortis
Iertis
Naturalness in arts and the balance between life and form
The text discusses ongoing tensions in the arts between imitation of nature and generalization. It cites Rayhel as criticized for naturalism in classic drama and contrasts sense driven acting with verse music. It notes Carlyle’s idea that formulas and reality wrestle together and warns against extremes of lifelike imitation or purely fantastical output.
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Rayhel
Theophile Gautier
Carlyle
Royal heirs demand damages from Germany after war
The family states royal princes, spared war harms, claim two hundred million dollars and denounce German ingratitude. They warn that four million votes are insufficient for a referendum on confiscating royal estates, while eight million Germans support it. Prince Estes Freidrich voices concerns over Kaiser era loyalties.
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Prince Kitel
Hohenzollern
Prince Estes Freidrich
Local Industry Seeks Tej Support For Home Products
The Local Industry States Chamber of Commerce reports nationwide difficulty in gaining local appreciation for home industries. Colvin B Brown notes Texans selling food products in Chicago while Chicago products win Texas markets. The phenomenon shows distant regions offer greener markets.
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States Chamber of Commerce
Colvin B. Brown
Texas
Chicago
Bumble Bee Valued Higher Than Mines For Clover Crop
A late report credits the bumble bee with fertilizing red clover, saying the insect makes the crop worth far more annually than mined gold and silver. Without bees, clover fails. introduction to the Philippines showed the species' crucial role for reproduction and yield.
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Ncle Sam
Philippines
Manila
Joose
Dictatorship Theory and The Path of Governance
A fragmented, archaic discussion argues dictatorship as the sole efficient method of governace. It claims rapid execution of power ensures development, warns democracy may fail to deliver individual opportunity, and questions the stability of monarchies and republics amid evolving political needs.
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Prime de Wivera
Sprit
America
de Cxald
Antony
Partinipa von
Sie
Aig
Johan Mew
Queen's Counsel on Charity and True Service From Heart
A reflective piece from 1926 argues charity should be heartfelt and personal. It contrasts mere alms with active, loving service, urging real engagement with those in need, dialogue, and accompanying acts. The voice recalls wartime deeds and laments waning zeal in peacetime, urging consistent Christian charity.
Natural Feeding Best for Babies by Royal 5 Copeland M D
An article by Nadapapar Venture Service, Inc argues that natural feeding is best for infants. It discusses breast milk needs, infant weight gain, and the dangers of improper feeding, urging mothers to ensure sufficient quality milk and nutrition.
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Royal 5
Copeland, M. D
Copyrixtt
Nadapapar Venture Service, Inc
Understanding mental tests and standardized data in 1920 era
The piece surveys varieties of psychological and vocational tests used to gauge intelligence, temperament, and suitability for work or schooling. It notes standardized texts and tests repeatedly cited, warns against judging individuals by a single score, and highlights that modern firms profit from testing as a service while stressing the need for careful interpretation.
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Lewis
Thaumandy
Ensex
Ainking
Milk bootleggers threaten babies in city crackdown
Dr Louis L Harris New York City Health Commissioner exposes bootleg milk poisonings as serious as federal whiskey runs. He seeks help from officials in seven neighboring states and Canada to combat contaminated milk endangering infants. The piece condemns poison milk suppliers as murderers.
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Louis L. Harris
New York City
Harris
New York
Canada
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
A biography of a financier who began as an elevator boy in the Chicago area. The narrative traces his rise from poverty to executive roles in the paper and pulping industries, with early work as a secretary and later as chief of a major department. The piece covers his education in shorthand and typewriting, and his influence on railroad freight and interstate rate regulation.
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boWeroud Votparntona
Christianstadt
Sweeny
Eishe
Minsenpolig
Northern Pacific Mailront
Hecama Jirivale
Tandaisen
Great
North
Fragmented OCR Snippet From 1926 Chronicle Page
The readable lines describe a perplexing scene with names and places garbled by OCR. It mentions a character or event and ends with a copyright line from 1926. The fragment hints at a theatrical or dramatic context but lacks coherent facts to form a full report.
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Toft B. Erpentine
Aral Leame
Queen’s Counsel
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Rily
Tim
Dudbor
Emul
Taos
Ferme
Evndicate, Inc
Cork
Rao
Annie Xure
Wxonene
Prenxure
Cof
Rome
Motherhoot
Ming
Louis L. Harvis
Philip Nowlan
Ellie
Ted
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