The Reign of Lawlessness in America Declines to Fear
A column warns crime in America is rising and lawlessness has taken root in some regions. It argues the era stems from liquor trade habits and Prohibition-era failures, urging enforcement and civic action to restore order and protect property. The piece cites bootleggers, saloons, and officials as factors in the erosion of law and respect for authority.
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America
Baltimore
New York
New Jersey
Cinemrati
United States
Polatiri
Beer -Urkers
Bow
Lana
Turbulent 19th Century Echoes From Unclear Chronicle
The fragmentary item references multiple events and figures including politicians like Colorado’s former senator and James Rolph, deaths in various places, a Danish throne protocol, and a list of birth anniversaries. Names, dates, and places appear jumbled, but point to a scanned historical column mixing news, obituaries, and birthdays.
Pharmacists and educators gather for national event
State officials and educators from across the United States travel to Des Moines for the mid year assembly of the American Association. Radio deal manufacturers and fans from parts of the country plan to attend the expo in San Pedro for a week of demonstrations and discussions.
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United States
Drs Moines
Amermarestral A
San Tedes
Crowd lines up for royal visit show public interest
A large crowd gathered near Ingham Palace to greet the Prince of Wales amid long delays and calm ceremony. The piece notes Americans rarely show such public adulation for officials and argues crowds reflect citizen interest in government.
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Ingham Palace
Ineriand
Prince of Wales
Spur Democracy
Buckle
M. God
M. Briant
Who's Who In The Day's News
JEH HACKWORTH of the DEW state scnitor succeeds Charles Chezey Hope as solicitor of the state with a long Kentucky background. Born in Prestonburg, he graduated from Bardstown George Washington and Valparaiso Universities. Since 1916 he entered public service and has led the office after the chief resigned.
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Jeh Hackworth
DEW
Satrog
H . Vorea
Offie
Charles Chezey Hope
Columbia University
Huckworth
Prestonburg
Kentucky
Bargetown
George Washington
Valparaso
Salbetter
Gren Rackwort
Unclear ancient dialect reminiscence text
A fragmented regional dialect snippet references a national figure and a bright man but notes not always right. It juxtaposes a large character with a steadfast but unsettled pair and mentions an inexperienced girl amid distorted speech and informal commentary.
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Bryan
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
An excerpted column reviews social and educational themes, arguing truth telling over inherited traits and praising practical schooling. It notes improved farming profits and a shift back to farm life, linking farmer prosperity to broader national well being.
Abandoned Crops Give Way to Tourism in Midwest and New England
The piece notes many farms abandoned in the Midwest and New England. Tourists now hunt antiques and collectibles while farms decline. a young man shifts from plowing to selling hot dogs.
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Middle Western States
New England
Poems That Live the Light of Other Days
Fragmented verse recalling memory and lost friends with lines about stilly night and faded lights. The speaker mourns boyhood joys and a banquet hall deserted as memory casts light on days gone by.
Royal Stiiet Confers Teliow Whe t
Fragmented text on a historical Royal State issue mentions a person or institution receiving a yellow badge or medal. The readable parts reference a morning and afternoon schedule and improvements to apparatus. No clear event, date, or full names are recoverable from the garbled excerpt.
Burnard praised for service during Alhucemas clash
Reports from Madrid state a Spanish artillery fight on Alhucemas Island left a distinguished businessman unnamed as killed among the Rif and Spanish forces. The account notes notable civilian aid and a British postal service officer assigned to Madrid.
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Alhucemas Island
Servica Em
Madrid
Monasterio
Weekend sale promotes half price musical instruments
The Day's News notes a half price sale with guitars, phonographs, a Mahogany Consola, Saginaw Sonoras, a piano and rolls, harmonica contests, Zenith Radio equipment, and Easy Electric Washers. It highlights limited stock, affordable terms, and promotions aimed at families and newcomers to music lessons.
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