President Roosevelt tackles predatory wealth in bold message
Roosevelt urges Congress to curb elite power with strong anti trust and injunc tion reforms while pushing postal savings banks and Appalachian reserves. He condemns demagoguery and calls for national incorporation, enhanced federal oversight of interstate commerce, and safeguards for workers and unions. The address faces a delayed reception in the House and only partial reading in the Senate.
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Disease Freak of Unexplained Recovery in Kansas City Journal
A report from the Kansas City Journal describes a case of a boy who fell backward on his head, becoming deaf and dumb for over a year and a half. A sudden, forceful forehead tap by his brother awakened him, restoring both hearing and speech in a startling, inexplicable reversal of symptoms.
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Fragmentary Philadelphia Press dialogue exchange
The clipped OCR passage shows a terse exchange between Brothleizh and Newitt about a word and its value, with scattered stray phrases like Cash and five mentioned, reflecting garbled old newspaper text rather than a coherent event or report.
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Must Be Democrat All the Year to Vote in Primary
Voters in next Saturday’s primary must pledge to support Democratic electors and candidates for state, district, and county offices for 1993. Thysde Smith, Bexar County Democratic headquarters manager, oversees precinct supplies for 71 precincts, 38 outside San Antonio. A convention in Fort Hood will select delegates to the state convention, which will ratify the primary's decisions. Some confusion exists about voting a mixed ticket as ballots show opposing candidates for the same positions. The official ballot for Saturday’s election, prepared by Mr. Smith, is listed below.
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Hare Looks for Him on Moss Street by Fulton Street
A brief New York street scene shows a horse snatching sugar from a passerby’s coat pockets. The incident unfolds beside a hatter’s shop and a businessman's stroll, with the horse reacting curiously to the man’s pockets and treats. The quaint tableau charms onlookers with its gentle humor.
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Tan Party Line Sleep Alarm Misses Treatment
A fragment from a humorous column describes a sleeper awakened by an alarm clock saying just one thing, noting four rings before drifting back to sleep and missing a treatment. The quirky line captures a moment of unintended lapse in a Chicago slot.
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