Chaplin Smiles Fades as Press Confronts Star in Chicago
Charles Chaplin, met by reporters after a Santa Fe train arrival, kept aloof on divorce rumors with Lita Grey. He refused to comment while a tense, subdued figure posed briefly for photos before slipping away with his companion Yan.
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My Smile and Pearls From Edna Wallace Hopper
A fragmented ad style note recounts dental care tips with references to experts and a toothpaste. The fragment mentions a Beaty Book and a coupon offer, suggesting a promotional snippet woven into the text.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Ajov
Gnesia Beeen
Seth
Girls Are Safer Drivers, Study Finds
A Washington report concludes college girls drive more safely than their brothers. The study notes female drivers show cooler judgment and fewer reckless errors, avoiding chances that lead to damages. Boys and girls differ in handling steering and risk, with girls providing steadier, more cautious performance.
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Washington
Jas
Diplomat Sues Government Over Disclosure Claims
A senior diplomat from the London office sues the government alleging access denial and mishandling of official records. The case centers on international diplomatic records and potential government obstruction claims.
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief
An old advertisement touts a Red Pepper Hub rub for rheumatic pain claiming rapid warmth and relief from sore joints. It urges readers to purchase the genuine Bowies brand from a local druggist, noting the product heater and soothing effects.
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Pam Anc Surearssure
Bowies
Pat
Cleveland Police Women Censor Burlesque Shows
Capt. Dorothy Duan Hee of the Cleveland police bureau announced a new censorship plan for burlesque venues. Four female officers will patrol theaters cabarets and burlesque houses to remove risqué acts and insensible dancing while promoting decency and safeguarding youth.
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Toro Theater
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Henry
Delingiu
Court notes dramatic bail and family support in custody dispute
An account describes a case where a mother urges leniency in a juvenile offender's situation, the court considers justice alongside family influence, and witnesses report a tense courtroom scene with the offender showing remorse and a promise to reform.
Fragmentary Text Reflects Chaotic Public Discourse
The damaged OCR reads like a garbled debate on traffic and law with references to capital buildings, senators, cops, and a minister. It hints at public order concerns, near misses, and tense rhetoric about speed limits and reforms amid a political scene.
Prince George Gets Auto Loan From Snax
Prince George, described as proud possessor of a mobile, has obtained an auto loan or purchase from Snax. The note mentions a return from the Far East and a plan to stay home.
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Pringh George
Prince Geetse
Far East
Public Health Advice on Dread influenza Reappearance
An editorial and medical expert note warn of a renewed influenza threat in parts of the United States. The piece urges practical prevention steps including hygiene, ventilation, and cautious social behavior to curb spread and minimize fear.
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Heaith
Walla
Perator Khayal Copeland
Royal S. Copeland Wristen
International News Service
Waington
Increase Your Weight Five Pounds in Thirty Days Ad
Patent medicine advertisement touts cod liver oil based tonic claiming to increase weight and strength for men and women. It promises 30 day results with back money offer and urges readers to ask local druggists for McCoy’s product.
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McCoy
Historic Spots in the Middle West Highlighted
The article outlines a proposed program to mark historic sites across the Middle West. It mentions a Sesqui-Centennial commission and notes potential capitals and starting points for exploration, including references to Fort Massage and the Lewnd Clark expedition context.
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Middle West
Norusud
Dent
Duilar
Rogers Clerk
Pacific
Illinois Historic Sites Mentioned in Obscure Survey
A fragment lists locations near Alton and Cahokia Mould Park and cites East St. Louis areas. It references Lincoln shrines in Central and Southers Lilimots and mentions former state capitols and forts.
City Aims to Remove Unfit Dwellings in Chicago
Chicago officials announce steps to eliminate unfit housing amid a housing shortage. A survey by the Bureau of Social Surveys shows vacancy levels rising and rents dropping, with landlords lowering prices to attract tenants.
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Chicago
Elizabeths AL Hughes
Bureau of Social Surveys
Peterson's Ointment Promises Pile Relief After Months
Advertisement claims thousands of men and women found relief from piles after months of agony with Peterson's Ointment. It touts quick results for eczema eruptions rashes sores and related skin conditions and sells for 3 cents.
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Peterson
Rental Trends and Segregated Dwellings Observed in 1926
The report notes landlords faced pressure to raise rents after purchase yet some reductions occurred. Nearly half of visited dwellings were segregated homes. The port stated 52 percent showed no rent change, 14 percent increased, and 29 percent reduced rents in 1926.
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Segr
Port
Freight Trailers Move Like Circus In Chicago Test
Freight trailers are being tested by the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad in a coordinated interurban electric system. The test moves five-ton motor truck trailers alongside shipper loading platforms, then tractors haul them to the railroad’s reception station for loading.
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Chicago
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Transportation and Historic Figures
The readable text mentions a trolley route and a distant delivered load by tractor. It references delivery to a supplier up to fifty miles away from an electric plant. It also claims James Hobas as designer of the White House, said to be born in Treland circa 1735.
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Tion
Penrest
White House
James Hobas
Treland
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