Automobiles and patents spark patriotic duties in congressional tone
Fragmentary text shows references to the United States Patent Office and a Mr. Kidwell of Washington DC resisting car salesmen. It hints at testimony about taking an automobile as a patriotic duty and mentions show salaries with Marilyn Miller, implying financial details and profits. The garbled OCR leaves many names and dates unclear.
Fragmented humorous garble on legal jokes and politics
A garbled newspaper page blends jokes about manners and wedlock with a tongue in cheek policy proposal. It mentions a police encounter over parking, a so called Van Loon plan, an old will dispute, a Frisky campaign gimmick, and a Washington bill to give jurors cars.
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