Wireless secrecy attained by new receiving machine
Chicago reports a new automatic printing telegraph system that promises wireless secrecy. The invention uses typewriter style keyboards, automatic printers, and magnetized code drums to send and receive messages. It claims high speed, hundreds of word a minute, and complex variable codes to thwart interception. The apparatus includes a master that adjusts to various codes and a receiving end that translates impulses into letters without operator intervention. Continuous operation is implied with safeguards to cut off if no letters are received for one minute.
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Chicago
Sh Mortov
Mfr
Kerhoard
Meelines
Herana
Morton & “Ehn Keeret
Morton
Eixettic
Tennessee senator backs Muscle Shoals power project
Fragmentary lines show a Tennessee reader noting a Republican senator supportive of Muscle Shoals development. The text mentions river, Musee Shutts, and potential statewide gains from Ter power, with references to Oklahoma and figures like Hareold, suggesting political support for the project and its broader impact.
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Velopille
Tennessee
Musee Shutts
Sidtor Hareold
Republiogn
Ok Juhuing
Ansbaly
Fie Okiahants
Cox Denounces Lodgeism in Mississippi Address
Former Ohio Governor James M. Cox, 1920 Democratic presidential candidate, assailed what he called Lodgeism and what he termed You-weevitism in U S foreign policy during a joint session of the Mississippi Legislature. He urged diversifying farm output and lauded Henry Ford’s lease for Muscle Shoals like facilities, urging federal action to grant the opportunity.
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Dnelkson
Russ
Marcel
James M. Cox
Uilu
Mississippi
Woutrow Wilsin
Loapite of Nations
Heary Bor
Muscle Shoals
Cox
United States
Bim
Democratic Party
Railroads Seek Interstate Rate Reductions Across West
Washington officials report Southwestern railroads plan to apply for authority to grant temporary reductions in freight charges on shipments from Texas to the Northwest and prairie regions. Representatives from Texas and Port Worth discuss a possible one percent cut on short hauls and certain intrastate routes.
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Washington, D. C
Southwestern Railroads
Dinugassid Nebraha. Tae Calilecin
Sam J
Mlaa
Developments in Sheffield Plant Projects and Senate Hearings
Fragmented report notes Sheffield, Massachusetts plant development plans and a proposed inquiry by U.S. Senate agricultural and military committees. Mentioned are Representative Hull and House members, with a banquet held Wednesday and attendance by officials amid unclear details.
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Sheffield
Marvel
Ant
Keluhio
Senate Agriculural
Hull
Char
Duameren
Parrish Buried in Hometown Funeral Honors Congressman Darrish
Lucian W. Parrish, United States Representative from Texas thirteenth district, laid to rest in Parrish, Texas after fatal auto accident during his senatorial campaign. Crowds from across the state attended the funeral at Wichita Falls hospital where he died following a two week battle. The service reflected strong ties to his public service and family.
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Hensietta
Tex
Lucian W. Darrish
United States House of Reprezentariven
Texas
Varius
Tate
Parrish
Moreh JA
Wiehit Falls
Nurse on Stand in Arbuckle Trial San Francisco Testimony
San Francisco March 30 Mrs Virginia Warres a Chicago nurse resumed testimony in the third trial of Itos Arbuckle. She said she attended a patient Virginia Tenone in 1908 suffering an abdominal ailment and testified the death resulted from a complication rather than an attack allegedly by Arbuckle. Hillsboro Texas Marely 20 The eight year old son of Dr Sebot was killed near the south tracks here by a passing train. The boy’s father and his brother were walking toward home three miles south of town when others got off the track safely.
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San Francisco
Cal
Virginia Warres
Chicago
Toearssiszien
Itosun Arbuckle
Virginia Ténone
Arbuckle
Sharo Hoy
Hillsboro
Tex
Marely
Sebot
M. Ky
Military camp in Hawaii proposed near Kilauea volcano
The Hawaiian Post reports a proposed military camp near Kilauea, by a volunteer committee, offering soldiers a chance to visit higher altitudes and colder air. Maj. Gen. Simuscall endorses the idea as post garrison duty, with War Department orders guiding actions. Fort Worth, Texas dispatch notes livestock stock reductions after recent high riders harmed 28 cattle in Cass County, and a Livestock Sanitary Commission move to Texas stages was announced.
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Honolulu
Maceh
Kilauew
Aavaiiay Plimas É
Volrane
Kilsura
Waresuau
Garrizon
C. P. Simuscall
Wr Department
Fort Wiorth
Tex
Cass County
Texas
Livestock Sanitary Commission
California Fig Syrup Traditions in Early Health Ads
A garbled OCR-style notice imitates a 19th century remedy pitch, praising California Fig Syrup as a laxative for children. It claims quick relief from constipation and bilious symptoms, and mentions usage instructions printed on the bottle and in period medical ads.
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California
Bay California
Questionable Patent Remedy Claims in Nonsensical Ad
A fragmented ad text imitates a 19th century patent medicine pitch touting a product named Mape's Ginlepsin. It markets digestive relief with sensational language, claiming “scientific, harmless and delightful” effects and urging readers to buy a “bixty-cent cise” from rag stores. The piece relies on vague testimonials and lacks verifiable facts.
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Mape
Fashionable costumes arrive from Anerica's foremost retailers
Text describes carefully chosen outfits from leading American fashion houses. Mother and daughter are invited to select from the new arrivals, with the emphasis on starting in time to avoid rush and ensure satisfaction.
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Slike
Domestic Bisṭay Sale At Joske's Second Floor
A San Antonio store promotes a domestic bistay in broad sale. The ad highlights superior quality domestic fabric woven from strong bleached threads, 36 inches wide, marketed for long wear and enhanced attractiveness. Listed at Joske's Second Floor with a green ticket quality claim.
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Bistay
Lonsdale
Silk gloves advertised at low prices in spring shades
Silk gloves offered at 2.00 dollars with 1.69 price cited for comparison. 16-button length gloves in black white and new spring shades. Sizes range from 51 to 844, advertised on Javke's Street Floor.
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Javke
Limited Time Coupon Offer for Free Photo Prints
Saturday marks the final day of the free prints offer. Fill out the coupon, attach fixtures, and either bring it in or mail it. the studio will develop your photos and provide one set of prints at no charge.
Remnants From Renewed Hinen Sale In Gale Debris
Hundreds of remains are gathered from the renewed Hinen Sale as—by Varyey and White Under chief linens—linen and cotton toweling, Madelin listens, table damask and cotton napkins, doske’s Sread floor.
Page and Shaw Candies Offer Fresh Jugl Shipment
Page and Shaw Candies announces a fresh shipment of Jugl candies at very reasonable prices. The advert highlights the candy of excellence as delightful to taste, wholesome and pure, with agents for the product and a street location noted as doske's Streat Floor.
Corsets Emphasized As Vital Health Aid By Experts
An ad from Jaske's Third Flour extols corsets as essential for women's health. It claims the corset supports weak backs prevents collapse of the body and saves lives, urging proper filling and expert fitting for all sizes in pink and white lace.
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Joske
Cain Dets
Golid
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Rie
Casseratey Plan
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Well Winide
Ginael& Telgile
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Page & Shaw Candies
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