American Labor Wage Policy Defends High Pay Amid Turbulence
William Green of the American Federation of Labor warns against wage cuts and urges maintaining high wages to support purchasing power and economic recovery. He cites past resilience and calls on employers to uphold wage schedules while ensuring broad market distribution and leisure for workers.
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William. Green
Americant Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Hoover
White House
Green
American Federation of Labor
Awaiting Aid and Patience Amid Rescue at Sea
A British navy Blackburn torpedo carrier plane waits miles off shore in the Mediterranean for rescue. The aircraft, not a hydroplane, stayed afloat long enough for a photograph and rescue despite rough water. The piece imagines future designs letting planes and ships boat safely, even beyond battleship scale.
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Mediterranean
American standard of living and wages policy stance
The text argues that welfare and prosperity must rise together, opposing wage cuts and urging higher purchasing power to raise living standards. It claims high wages drive demand, improve workers’ lives, and boost overall business prosperity, promoting a wise social policy.
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Hearst Papers
Descendants of Stars Shine in Modern Theatre Tributes
The piece surveys offspring of famed actors like Dorothy Stone and Eddye Vo y Jr in contemporary stage and screen, noting their unique talents while tracing a legacy across families. It quotes critics, anecdotes, and scenes from New York’s theatre scene, highlighting the continued prominence of theatre lineages.
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Sboue
Hhey
Dorothy Stone
Fred Stone
Eddie Voy, Jr
Gie
Dwight Taylor
Laurette
Buster
Taylor Holmes
Phillian
Pat Hoonay Sil
Marion
Bent
Mins Bent
Foller
Eaery Omphan
Ethel Heerymore
Goa Ace
Otis Shinffer
Cornelia
Truth
Verbert
Worothr
Hila
Tuiua
Tannen
Hand Infection Warns Against Neglect and Delays
A public health notice urges immediate care for hand injuries to prevent severe infection and possible amputation. It warns that even small pricks can lead to pus spread through hand spaces, with serious outcomes for the patient and family. Immediate antiseptic treatment and tetanus antitoxin injection are advised, along with prompt medical attention for unusual throbbing or swelling.
Bonehead Brothers’ Hooh-How Do We hape be come eet
A fragmented text item presents playful phrases and garbled mock dialogue about forming words. It reads like a quirky language spoof with scattered adjectives and mispronunciations, unclear origin, and no clear event or person.
Do You Know The World’s Largest Faroc ho Collection
A San Antonio feature highlights the world’s largest Faroc ho collection, drawing visitors to the museum exhibit. Curators describe rare items, provenance notes, and the facility’s role in preserving cultural artifacts for public study and appreciation.
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San Antinio
Brutal Prison Torture Recall From Folsom and Joliet
Eyewitness narrative recounts brutal confinement and torture in 19th century prison camps. Accounts describe the Derrick torture chamber at Folsom and harsh punishment of Joseph Coakley and Ed Morrell, with guards beating back and forth, handcuffs cutting wrists, and solitary confinement in stark, punitive cells.
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Ed Morrel
Folsum
Folsom
Ed Morrell
Heele
Fragmented OCR notes on a 1924 era scene and people
A garbled OCR passage references Phil and his girl with unclear details about a president, a Wotan reference, a pedestrian looking both ways, and a 1924 ride incident. It mentions marriage, a gas reference, and various stray names amid mistyped words. The fragment hints at a social scene with unclear actions and outcomes.
Lame ack and spring training in overcrowded camps
A garbled column about stars and the press, spring training camps crowded with clubs, and a doctor warning against unproven cures. It hints at world concerns and a new nightclub opening, but the text is fragmented and unclear.
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Lears
Alzica
Death Notice for James Glenn Appears on Page 7 Teeadtre
The Bucolic Press Teeadtre lists a death notice for James Glenn with a brief life summary and recovery note indicating forthcoming publication. The notice appears on page 7 alongside related memorial lines and an obituary teaser.
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Teeadtre
James Glenn
Repartee Sparks Amid Drought Talks At Farmer Meet
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a political repartee about drought relief and farmers. Key figures or places are unclear, but the exchange suggests a community event where sympathy for farmers and commentary on water scarcity were discussed.
Marry Go Round Reflects On Honest Confession In Columns
In a retrospective column Helen Rowland laments the craft of writing a witty piece. She notes the pressure to entertain while avoiding cynicism, urges noble tone over satire, and recalls World War I era humorists who kept readers smiling amid hardship.
Importance of British Banker's Visit Cited NOUMTHAMATON
The editor reports on Montagu Norwick governor of the Bank of Vaglanil returning to the country and the role of the British money markets in postwar stabilization. It notes cooperation with banks, loans to stabilize exchange, benefits to farmers and workers, and the impact of foreign loans on global finance. Alvin Countinihe signs as contributing writer.
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Meir
Il Tin
Jota
Deara
Ife Light
Montagu Nor- Wink
Bank of Vaglanil
Forflen
Buainera Atriclira
Tapechere
Norman
Omeaite
Dlipa
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Palm Beach
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McNaught Syndlee
Royal S. Copeland
Bonehead Brothers
Elsie Robinson
Tae San
Joseph Coakley
Joseph Coaktes
Drad
Joliel
Joseph Cookley
Flo
Thor Pont
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Gaurde
Joseph Cookrey
Cateh Coakley
Henry C. Thn
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Joliet
Nell Conkley
Phil
Jove
Anencholhos Adiila
France
Strert
Rome
Diane
Teayere
Bucolic Press
Jeer Wall
Dogliones
Helen Rowland
Apul
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Don Marsquis
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Alvin Coontinihe
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MeCiure Wewiparer
Alr Coolidge
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