Fewer multi millionaires warn of country’s peril
A columnist from New York argues a collapse in income from high earners signals broader national trouble. It laments drops in New York million dollar incomes from eighty one to twenty five and warns of dire consequences if ultra-wealthy fortunes vanish, urging action for the downtrodden capitalist.
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Kewise
New York
Congress
Russia
Roca
New York State
America
Eveal
New York City
Making the Law a Riddle in Prohibition Warning
National prohibition officials warn that Home is onloyvdul misreads of a Treasury ruling, stating a head of family could make 201 gallons of "wine" if notified to the local revenue collector. The mixed quotes imply confusion between two kinds of wine and whether the prohibition authority allows or limits home production.
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Internal Revenue Bugra
Treasury
Prohibition Rulings on Wine Create Government Confusion
A 1918 ruling on making wine at home is debated as revenue officials admit its existence and the right of households to “make wine” after notifying local collectors. The piece argues about conflicting federal interpretations, warns of enforcement issues, and reflects on government authority and self-respect in public life.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Goverment
Internal Revenue Agents
San Antonio
Ruligg
Reguls- Bon
Supreme Court
Railroad Labor Board
Jobs and Character in the Unemployed Contingent
A discussion of job scarcity in large centers and how sympathizers auction labor to the unemployed. The piece notes police intervention in New York and Boston, questions the moral basis of applicants, and emphasizes self respect as essential to obtaining work, beyond strength or fitness.
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Boston
New York
Debate on League of Nations aims tests U S leadership
An analysis argues that the postwar League of Nations faces strain from distance and divergent interests among allies. It notes the difficulty of coordination, the limits of premiers, and questions whether the United States should assume a stronger role at the table, amid shifting European alliances and Harding era policy.
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Hatcion
Rawlig
Choo
America
Beliwoen
Nationa
Sounell
Bine
Coronek Harvey
Tates
Londons
United” States
Adv
Eeipsia War-Criminat
Iat
Tov
United States
Alroniy
League of Nations
Washington
Europe
Harding
Serking
The lost epic of Sir Galaiad and the knightly quest
A fragmentary, archaic-poem fragment depicts Sir Galaiad and a knightly quest. The speaker laments battles, chivalric tests, and a dawning resolve, with vivid imagery of warlike brasses, tolling bells, and a sacred vigil. The verse blends mythic trial with a questing heart amid tumult and longing.
Bridge of Indian Legion 70 to Be Torn Down and Replaced
Report from Cancade Locks indicates a historic stone and timber bridge over the Columbia River may be replaced by a steel structure. Local lore traces the bridge to long standing Indigenous stories, with a controversial account of the white man’s impact on the crossing and regional pride tied to the Columbia’s edge.
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Cancade
Cody
Columbia
van Cms
Bel Binloh
India
Gla
Wuurvess
English Estates News and Cavendish Duke Amid Subdivisions
A long muddled report notes English estates being subdivided, taxes rising, and noble owners like the Duke of Devonshire, Duke of Rutland, and others selling properties. Welbeck Abbey features underground passages and dike-related lore, with discussions on future housing pressures and the impact on landowners and tenants.
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Vortland
Beek Abbey
Nottinghamyiire
Rit
Gadéia
Ovcadion
Francis Cavendish
Anii
Welbeck
Devonshire
Devon Shire House
Stowe Hounn
Baronesa Kinioes
Bedinot
Walla
Lincoln Nevs City Officials Debate Quoits Rules
Fragmented local report from Lincoln Nevada notes city officials hearing on a new game rule for horseshoe rather quoit play. The piece mentions commissioner Wright and a late February event with unclear details and names a few participants in a garbled account.
Laret Bhin full Tondan Sept 24 The Tautonie and Lely White Mine liner saga
Fragmentary OCR recounts a dated shipping or mining incident with scattered names and phrases. Core items are unclear. references to a liner, engine, a firm, and a manager appear amid garbled text. No coherent event date or outcome is discernible from the legible segments.
Whittles and Whistles Town Meeting Minutes Report
Town meeting minutes report procedures and council notes summarized from a fragmented OCR item. The readable content references Whittles and Whistles, Brigga SITS Town, and mentions minutes and water topics. Further details are unclear due to text damage.
Haunting Tale At Tap-Home: New Boarder Disturbs Night
A garbled reminiscence describes a tense night as a new boarder unsettles the residents with loud talk and alarming behavior. Friends recall a confrontation, a collapse, and rumors of a ritual or haunting near the house, ending in a tense inquiry into the stranger’s identity and intent.
Fragmentary Local Notice of Place Names and Venues
The readable fragments mention Majnat iota ant Span and other ashy at Aig Tree eyidivilia in Biapire-Aigiurey Virginia. It references local theater or venues and a line about Bergyann and a drawn chicken remark. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and undefined terms.
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Othee Ashy
Othee
Loew
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