Labor Day Call for Universal Work to Restore Prosperity
Secretary James Wayia urges all Americans to work to revive industry and end wartime profits. He cites labor, bankers, engineers and all citizens as needed to cut costs, restore credits, and bid farewell to unemployment. The piece contrasts past Labor Day celebrations with a new national duty.
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The McFadden Kynon Bill For Rural Credit Reform
Congress faces the McFadden Kynon bill reconvening to back rural finance with two measures a capital system and an insurance system. Advocates say it would supply real capital to farmers, protecting lenders and debtors, modeled on English legislation but stretching across rural America. The aim is longer term credit beyond 60 to 90 days, preventing hasty sales and market losses.
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Farm Credit Reform Debated as Aid to Rural Borrowers
A proposed act would create a national farm loan system with state and federal banks and private insurers to cover drought and hog cholera risks. It would allow tenant farmers to borrow for livestock and insure debt, reducing lenders’ and borrowers’ risk. Critics call it paternalistic while supporters see it as easing credit, but the plan’s impact on market timing and cotton pricing remains debated amid broader tax and finance concerns.
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Pre Conceived Concessions At Armament Conference
An analysis of how nations seek concessions before the Washington armament limitation talks. The piece discusses whether Britain Japan and the United States will commit to arms limits and whether preemptive positions undermine progress. It cautions that extreme stances risk derailing the conference aims.
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Statesmen On Test Washington Conference Hopes Rise
The article reviews mixed expectations for the Washington conference as the Paris meeting showed limits. It notes growing belief in the necessity of permanent peace, shifts in public attitude toward diplomats, and the chance for statesmen to guide destiny without repeating past failures.
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The Wind That Shakes The Green Foretold
Fragmented OCR preserves lines from Alfred Noyes about a windy evening in a garden. The text references nature and beauty as a mysterious force, with the speaker recalling a "fugue" of wind and dewy sights and the lingering presence of twilight and color. The passage evokes poetic imagery and a reflective mood.
Cornering Bottles and Fire in Cruel Morning
In a tale of two neighbors Claeinda Telfair and Mrs Cole clash over clutter and bottles in a dim cellar. A pasteboard pile catches fire when a lamp bursts into flames, forcing a desperate escape assisted by Maud Cole as Claeinda fights to save her home and possessions.
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Fragmentary garbled text from a historical page
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions a character named Olaptadh perhaps and hints at fate and folly. The legible parts are too fragmentary to determine a coherent event, persons, places, or dates for a factual headline.
Jurists Hold Meeting at Hague on International Law Progress
A Tokyo to Amsterdam report describes a conference on international law where jurists from allied and neutral nations discussed postwar aims. The consensus favored peaceful rules for future warfare, with praise for Nord Phili... and Hlibu Aout for establishing the Permanent Court, viewing it as a milestone in judicial settlement of global affairs.
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Utilities plants sold in Victoria through court sale
The Vetus Gas and Electric Company assets including seven savor plants in South Nosus were sold by RA Culberson special commissioner in Victoria county. Raymond Nougan of Houston bid 150000 for the Victoria plant and 700000 for all seven properties. other bids included 75000 for the center plant and 60000 for the Bingislile plant. The sale awaits confirmation by Judge Tutchesonda of the Houston district court.
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Local Grand Jury Hears Case Over Viable Court Action
Georgetown Texas September reports indicate Williamson County grand jury met Monday morning to hear charges involving alleged violations of late 3 favs by the accused. Judge Juanes St. Har presided. Jury urged to deliberate swiftly. trial could impact enforcement of certain laws and the authority of the constitutionally empowered body.
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Fragmented OCR: Names and phrases scattered across page
Readable fragments mention various names and terms like Midian pietite Fuur, Meiners, Grands Walluen Kebl, Tell Wiewe, ATHIAR Te Phe TAL Clown, Maris Vandalt, Pomsten, Hiker Die, War, Sinker. Content is garbled with broken phrases and lacks coherent narrative or events.
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Fragmented Dialogue From A Dull Evening Courtyard
A garbled OCR fragment presents a mix of quotes about Banter and management from a 19th or early 20th century social scene. It references a groom, a miller, authority delegation, and a Metropolitan Opera House, with stray names and phrases that imply a humorous or satirical vignette. The text is incomplete and largely incoherent.
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