Democrats Endorse Senator Culberson Faithful Service
The Texas Democrats defend Senator Culberson as steadfast in his 22-year record, praising his adherence to Democratic principles and opposition to changing trends. They argue his long service merits re election, countering claims for change and noting his consistent alignment with party values and state interests.
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United States Senate
Texas
United States
Culperson
Congress
Ayher
Foss
Varins
Callei
Senter Culberson
Cord
Tas
Esileagues
Fragmented OCR political debate on U S Senate race in Texas
A garbled OCR passage discusses a contentious US Senate contest in Texas. It mentions candidates, voters, and partisan tensions, with unsafe garbling around religion and civic duty. The text is incomplete and hard to decipher.
Texas Senate Rivalry Over Ku Klux Klan Issue In 1920s
A editorial condemns exploiting the Ku Klux Klan as a false political issue in Texas Senate contests. It argues demagogues prioritize victory over welfare, warnings that future historians will judge those who one up with opportunistic tactics. The piece urges Texans to reject sensationalism and demand genuine statesmanship.
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Conics
Congress
Thei
Sion
United States Senate
Ku Klux Klan
Texas
Coal Industry Wage Clash Presents Factual Confusion
The coal strike shows deep contradictions between miners and operators. Each side accuses the other of hidden motives while public facts remain murky. Observers question wage levels, production costs, and how agreements affect competitiveness and living standards for miners in Pennsylvania fields.
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Unis
Tie Seme Sauren
Prennsylvania
Coal price debate prompts call for commission inquiry
A reprint of a coal industry argument questions why $3 a ton represents miners’ livelihood while $7 covers the same coal at tidewater. It suggests transportation charges leave a gap and asks if producers limit output to prop up prices. President Lewis proposes a commission study with neither miners nor operators on the panel to protect the public.
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Pennsylvania
Tidewater
As & Tucans
Oost
Lewis
Teetters to The Light Letters Urge Shorter Clear Copy
The paper notes growing reader letters in Teetters to The Light, urging brevity for space reasons. Signatures are required for publication, legibility is emphasized, and anonymous letters are rejected. The section includes stray typographical errors and references to various distant articles.
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Tax Lier
Ts Tansrr
Tare Liaart
Lanier
Watching the Parade By Sula Pixel and Timmy Friends
A fragmentary reminiscence on social gathering tensions and marital trust. The narrator scrutinizes Jimmy Whitehead as insincere, contrasting warmth with a sense of manipulation. The piece hints at gossip, flirtation, and uneasy dynamics among couples during an evening event.
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Sula Pixel
Jimmy Whitehead
Timmy
Arul
Thong
Lilgein
Simin
Jimny
Jimmy
Warsi
Sky Help By H Addington Bruce Ase You L Wuniler
Fragmented, uneven text urges the reader to seek mental focus and skyward prompts for daily work and health. It advocates distant view, wind, and contemplation as remedies against fatigue and distraction, urging action and self discipline. The piece mixes garbled phrases with calls for stronger attention to inner focus.
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H. Addington Bruce
L Wuniler
Susan Glauce
Ashun
Culgre
Fali- Sur
Marsaver
Espana
Tovah
Vane
Yingling
Continental cafes in Europe and American readers
A perceptive note compares Continental cafes with Anglo American drinking culture. It describes social drinking at mild beverages, tea and coffee, and wine, with people chatting for an hour. It contrasts German beer gardens, family visits, and the presence of art, songs, and fashion displays, noting gender dynamics and modern urban life.
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United Studey
Liv
Englands
Yanny
Jodie
Wiltoy
Esrun
Courke
Stronz
Fife
Continental
New
Amherican
Bart
WistAke
Woony
Deaathy
Nathe
Felé Obaima
Runi
Davis
Mudeetin and Theatres Named in Odd List of Venues
An OCR fragment lists venues and show names such as Mudeetin Tig Pine Vavideville Telnceed Loew's Vatdocille Matton Pletqes Wwiylie Agned Ayres and others in a garbled sequence. It mentions Blake Shane and a Tran Club at tiv Garten Tameh Glob at Mernzer with unclear connections.
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Loew's
Telfiott Taster
Rand Layenny
Blake
Shane
Weilnessay
Tran
Tiv Garten
Tameh
Mernzer
The Once Over 111 Bhilips Counite by Radio
A fragment lists a variety show lineup with names such as Wilson and Mary Lu and a Broadway tone. It mentions speakers and musical pieces as part of a wartime or civic event with references to songs, lectures, and performances by numerous performers and politicians.
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Ldaeatn
Wilson
Joseph
Nvals
Mary Luwally
Hudson
Neawh
Doesephius Daniels
Lubart Lansing
Leeture
William Sennnings
Marshall
Wilson the West
Jersey
Nugent
Chul Murphy
Governor Tidevery
Dyinksley
Hee
Senalogne
Missouri
Pod Alsa Koes i Yiddivis
Senator Nawbée
Lindley
Giles Oth
Fragmented tale of a darky waterman and a hush money scheme
A cluttered reminiscence recalls a suspicious Black man, a Uncle, and various payments to women including a 25 year old Mary and siblings. The scene shifts through a church minister visit, a dance, and a late night talk about money promises, while townsfolk react with curiosity and disbelief.
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