Garner Still Is True Democrat
A 1942 AP profile recalls Garner's 1932 acceptance views on government. He said government had two tasks and warned against federal encroachment, noting rising federal power, debt, and costs under the New Deal. He remains a Democrat opposing excesses, urging faithful, wiser governance and reduced spending. He hints a future true American Democrat might lead.
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Garner
Associated Press
Washington
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Treasure Islander Dreams Beckon In Rioting Romance Tale
A fragment from a 19th century style tale follows a treasure hunt near a juniper tree at dawn on the vernal equinox. Dr. Cyrus French Wicker narrates a magnetic search for African slave money and silver, using quirky yet jumbled instruments and a Caribbean backdrop.
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Quijera
Thiply-fourth Street
Sierra Leone
Benin
Gaid
Lyory
Wicker
Gayo Largo
San Antonio
Klug Feas Syd
Myositis and Related Muscle Strain Dangers
An engineer links myositis to aging steel and overuse, noting swollen muscles, fatigue, and possible tendon sheath issues. Overwork and injuries may trigger muscle degeneration, pain, and swelling, with fever possible though not well understood.
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Jong Supe
Tendonitis Of The Achilles Arising From Repetitive Strain
The text explains an Achilles tendon inflammation caused by repetitive strain from long walks, cycling, or use of tools. It notes irritation at the back of the leg, swelling and pain along the tendon, and mentions surrounding tissues like the periosteum. It also references affected activities such as sewing, bicycling, and walking.
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Tiees
Salnierd
Oathers
Medical notes on muscle strain care by Bundesen
Dr Herman N Bundesen outlines cases where geins may develop in persons using leg muscles to push heavy objects. Rest is required if muscle strain disorders arise. Heat therapy and radiothermy may help, with light massage or ice for aid. Conf 3639 by Kank Fras Spmiby int.
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Parsons
Kank Fras
Spmiby
Fragmented Wise Words Nonsense Fragment Reflects Speech Slips
A garbled OCR like note shows garbled phrases about a wis woman and a police argument. It reads as a rough transcript with scattered names and lines about an admiring demonstration and theater intermission. The text is jumbled and lacks coherent events.
What Do You Know The Knowledge Test
The passage lists questions about Shakespeare characters and roles, prompting identification of figures such as Romeo and Juliet, the husband who tames Katharine, Othello, Lady Macbeth, Shylock’s daughter, and others. It appears to be a quiz with answers in a later comic page.
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P.L
Kallerine
Hamiet
Shytock
H. MO
Tax appeasement muddle seen behind Roosevelt policy
Washington dispatch outlines internal confusion over tax appeasement plans. Roosevelt signals restraint while Mor genthau Hanes Hopkins and Harrison push revisions. Senators and aides debate timing and scope amid public skepticism about wartime taxes and profit levies.
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Nashington
Hopkins
Commerce
Patterson
Cohen
Hanes
Treasury
Nicn
Pat Harrison
Mansfield teens form a co operative movement club
In Mansfield Ohio Alberta Lawes, 19, leads a group that grew from ten to fifty youths who study cooperation, organize open entertainment, an orchestra, and a dramatic club, proving young Americans can channel energy into constructive work and community improvement.
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Alberta Lawes
Mansfield
Ohio
Water purifying measures urged for city pools amid fees
A 1920 Park Commission hearing featured recommendations to install water purifying equipment in municipal swimming pools and to introduce a small admission charge. The committee, representing the Federation of Protestant Women and the Bexar Community Health Association, reported concerns over fee-collection and sanitation.
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Jacob Rubtola
Federation of Protestant Women S
Bexar Comunty Health Association
Rubble
Ciry
Marry Go Round Matrimonial Advice Parody by Helen Rowland
A pastiche column mocks the marriage wisdom craze with a novel widow’s lament. The speaker, styled as a matrimonial graduate, vamps through desires for deceit, amusement, and sympathy from a future husband, poking fun at idealization and social expectations in courtship.
Fragmented Row from The Average Real Estate Column
A garbled excerpt discusses estate salesmen and moral judgments, mentioning sympathy, harmony, and teasing motifs. It references women’s attire and manners, with scattered phrases about fidelity, neglect, and social behavior, all in a damaged, unreadable context.
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