Making Us All Kin On Disaster Aid For Florida And Kansas
A Florida storm devastates cities with high death toll fears receding to smaller figures. The piece urges American solidarity, urging relief for Florida Alabama and Kansas as communities face housing losses, urging charitable support and shared sorrow. It notes wind flood fire and quake threaten every region and calls for compassionate aid nationwide.
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Florida
Miami
America
Alabama
Cormers
Kansas
Uncovering of Murder Case Brings Relief and Hope
The article argues that renewed pursuit of a preacher and choir member in a multi year murder case may bring guilty parties to justice. It contends that uncovering facts and punishing criminals deters future offenses and reduces crime even after long delays.
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Fetms
Fiveria Ministers to Speak at Methodist Conference
Citizens will hear Bishop Francis McConnell Bishop Frederick Fisher and Alva W Textor at the Methodist Conference this week. The three well known men are expected to deliver messages of strong interest to attendees.
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Fiveria
Editorial Quips From Ohio Newspapers
A humorous montage notes quirky editorial quips from Akron Beacon Journal Canton News and other Ohio papers. It cites wedding radio trends divorce chatter and a lighthearted bit about a 50 year old decorative face piece from Fostoria Times among playful local witticisms.
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Fostoria
Times
Tsao Kun Presidency Triggers Regional Transport Roles
The text notes Tsao Kun becoming president of China and mentions Wu as director general of motor traffic highway construction in Chilli Shantuog and Honan, outlining official reassignments related to transport projects.
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Marshal Tsao Kun
China
Wu Becaame
Chilli, Shantuog
Honan
Turbulent 19th Century News Latent in Salem and Beyond
Fragmented OCR summary reports events from Salem Massachusetts witchcraft era to figures like Nathan Pike and a US senator from Ireland. Mentions a London society for reform of drinkers and a 1909 Porto Rico school of tropical medicine. Notes Boy Scout conference in Spring and other scattered items across places and dates.
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School of Tropical Medicing
Porto Rico
Columbia University
Scout Executives
Boy Scout of America
Habprings
Arch
Murky Town Notice Spoils Summer Pestival Satire
Fragmentary OCR reports a summer pestival and local commemorations with mentions of martyrs and anniversaries. The readable text shows names and dates are garbled, but hints at a community event with solemn memory and large crowds.
Miss Pearl Moats Resigns Amid Quiet Ferry Reform Drama
A garbled 19th century note recalls Miss Pearl Moats and Mon tarchio resignations as a ferry reform scene unfolds. The fragment hints at December tension and women refusing to answer a door with sleeves rolled up.
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Miss Pearl Moats
Montarchio & la
Wa Pei-fa Emerges As Key Chinese War Leader
Long feature profiles Marshal Wa Pei-fa, praised for defending Hankow and uniting northern Allied forces. The article contrasts him with rivals Chang Tan-lin and Sin Kun Fang, tracing Wa Pei-fa’s career from early schooling to his rise through military commands and multiple promotions during turbulent China’s early republic era.
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China
Wa Pei-fi
Hankow
Sin Kun Fang
Chang
Tan-lin
Ayer
We Pei-fa
II Mibiqat Academiy
Psas
Inu
Wie Wei Chun
Wats
Chen
Pnd
Ral Teste
Moe
Peiner
Thysun
Detroit Fa
Teutensat
Raga
Duc
Chint
Shantuns
Honan
Marshall Tsan
Liang Shihi
Cahinet
Angels in High Places and the Prophet in Death
A poem fragment by Robert Gilbert Welsh explores angels and the figure of death, contrasting luminous angelic faces with a hidden one. The piece references divine messengers and the Prophet, weaving imagery of light, pity, and the cold under winged forms.
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Azravl
Grap
Trai Sarael
Gil
Why Do Farmers Fail Says Survey Of O M Kile
Washington Sept 22 A survey by Chicago agronomist Perry Wang asked thousands of farming correspondents why farmers fail. Major causes cited include general inefficiency poor farming methods and poor business practices.
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Washington
TD. C
Segate
Per Yy Wang
Chicago
Uniawers
Atanea
Hiek
Farmers face mixed views on farm prices and doom
Letters from readers across states debate why farmers struggle. While some blame mismanagement or market conditions, others cite high costs and transportation. Observers note the 15 percent price gap between farm products and inputs, with calls for better management and policy.
Film Industry Tilts Toward Clothes and Women’s Roles
In Los Angeles a growing film scene sees 40 boats fitting out for shark fishing along the Baja coast while a Screen Sister's League offers rentable costumes to about twenty aspiring extras. Women seek masculine roles as stagehands and carpenters, with Gertrude Jeffers 18 pushing for stage work and Greta Garbo starring in new Spanish flavored films amid industry shifts.
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Los Angeles
California
Baja
Tollywood
Screen Sister's League
Mia
Clarence Brown
MF Brown
Gertrude Jeffers
John Kelly
Fire weather service to situate stations in Los Angeles
The Uncle Sans weather department joins government and county forestry to curb forest fires. Three observation stations will be set up to monitor wind speed and direction in timbered areas and to chart temperature and humidity. Stations connect by telegraph to forestry and weather bureau HQs.
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Uncle Sans Weather Department
Los Angeles County
Fire-Weather Service
Forestry Department
Weather Bureau
Joe Neary Ranked Jockey in Era of King Ragcott Studio Film
Joe Neary, famed jockey and cast member of King Ragcott's race track picture Down the Stretch, topped world rankings twenty one years ago. Like Ted Sloan, he was a favorite in both Europe and the United States.
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Joe Neary
King Ragcott
Neary
Ted Sloan
Europe
United States
Downs Named President of Illinois Central after Markham
Lawrence A. Downs, a Purdue educated railroad veteran born in Greencastle Indiana in 1872, has been chosen to succeed Charles H. Markham as president of the Illinois Central Railroad. He previously led the Central Georgia Railway since 1924 and has spent his career in railroad service across the Middle West and South.
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Lawrence A. Downs
Vandalia
Charles H. Markham
Ilinois Central Railroad
Central Georgia Railway
Mr. Markham
Mr. Down
Middle West
South
Greencastle
Ind
Purdue UN
Woman Motorist Enjoys Her Pipe In Ottawa Scene
A Ottawa street scene shows a woman motorist sitting on the running board of a touring car. She wears knickers, bobbed hair and sunburn while smoking a curve stem pipe as onlookers react to the casual display.
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Ottawa
Legion Plans Armistice Day Program in Marion
The American Legion of Marion aims for the most ambitious Armistice Day program since 1918. The celebration mirrors the 1918 scene with school children participating and the day ending in a mardi gras parade and an evening costume ball.
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Marion
American Legion of
New Hand Cultivator Cuts Cultivation Time in Half
A new hand cultivator straddles rows of plants enabling cultivation in half the time a single wheel plow requires, promising faster weeding and soil work for farmers.
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