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The Daily Mail announces daily publication with Sunday exception and rates listed. It provides advertising and subscription details, mentions offices in New York Atlanta and Chicago, and notes Audit Bureau circulation membership. It states mail communications to The Daily Mail and Post Office entry as second class matter.
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Forelin Herresentativen
Bimke, Inc
Reow
Graybar Bolling
Lexington
Avi
New York
Michigan
Conaubution
Atlanta
Georgia
Audit Bureau’ of Circulation
Dally Mall
Hamerstown
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Not with me, an enemy may rejoin the fight
A fragmentary verse reflection cites Luke 11 23 on unity and reconciliation A fallen foe may return but the truly reconciled are vanquished by discord in this brief, antiquated reading
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Agathet
Luke
The Sanitary Path Of Progress
The piece notes sanitation advances from old habits to a push for stricter rules in New York barber shops and city limits for dogs and horses. A health commissioner orders banning whisk brooms, urges cleanliness, and hints at broader civic actions to curb contagion and promote sanitation.
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New York
New York Health
Ny. Co. Com
Barbera
Came Jares
Paul Revere
Ami
Endowment policy growth masks population trends in early text
A fragment discusses American spendthrift labels and then notes population growth in Feneya by about 50 percent over twenty seven years. It contrasts this with a 300 percent rise in life insurance policy holders and mentions Chicago stenographer turned grand opera star, payments to beneficiaries, and a surge in new insurance writt en, while old policy payouts lagged seventeen years prior.
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Chicago
Show On The Rampage Georg Bernard Show Pageantry
A fragmentary note praises a Georg Bernard Show at length, describing a powerful stage presence that captivated readers and listeners. The text evokes wild energy and dramatic wit, though many phrases are garbled, leaving the core praise readable but incomplete.
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Georg Bernard
Athe Fishman Criticizes Ireland and Begging Debate
The gray bearded figure known as Athe Fishman denounces Ireland as rich yet argues the poor in Dublin’s slums suffer. He notes Irish in America resist begging, preferring self-reliance, while provincial beggars return empty handed.
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G. B.S
United States
Ireland
Dublin
Elshin
America
Roca
Othara
Courageous Captain Pamphlet Saves Crew in Storm Rescue
Captain Pamphlet Pamphist, skipper of the rum runner Pescawha, faced a court case for rum running after a storm off Oregon. He ordered his crew to aid exhausted sailors from a wrecked lumber schooner Candba, risking prison to save lives and uphold human safety over cargo. The government may acknowledge his heroism amid the legal action and a two-year sentence at San Net Island with a 5000 fine.
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Robert Pamphlet
Pescawha
Oregon
Pamphlet Begen
Sfe- Net
Bert Carcieg
Industry Replies On 1927 Summer Cold Wave Debate
The 1927 summer is debated as extreme cold or normal. Weather observers and industry reports cite a sharp drop in fat motor business and electric fan sales, with contradictory claims about seasonal severity and market impact.
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Trestinghouse Company
Scarface Al Asked to Leave Town by L A Police
Los Angeles police urged Chicago gangster Scarface Al Gapons to depart the city. The taunting remark implied the honor was not appreciated by every local crook.
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Ton Angeles
Scarface al" Gapons
Chicago
Unclear Text Fragments From Anterior Interview
Fragmentary OCR snippet references a former Russian ambassador to Great Britain and a note on retrying work. Text shows garbled phrases about paying rent buying food and a family with no automobiles. Mentions an estate left to a lawyer and potential trouble for relatives.
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Great Britain
Youth in New York fuels a vibrant modern culture
In New York a restless youth drives theatre, literature, and music, shaping a urban creative surge. From Broadway to Wall Street, young writers, directors, and performers push boundaries under elder guidance, producing plays, novels, and songs that define a metropolitan Renaissance. Gilbert Swan notes dozens of rising talents under thirty, including Oscar Hammerstein Jr. and Bartlett Cormack, forging Broadway’s next era.
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New York
Manhattan
Olstere
Cyni Tcal
Avery
Pennsylvania
Grand Central
Broadway
Bronx
Battery
Bowery
Wall Street
West Street
Eugene O'Neilla
John Cox Passose
Aide Streete
Well Street
Tin Pan Alley
Monsey
Oscar Hammerstein, Jr
Rose Marie
Bartlett Cormack
Dewspaperman
Chicago
Anno Preston Bridges
Smith College
Coquette
Neal Coward
Glenway Westcott
Wisconsin
Hart
Rogers
Broniway
Iva
Local Kids Declared Hockey Fun Morning Rally
A playful scene describes children shouting joyful lines about hockey and joining in a game. The snippet captures enthusiasm and the communal urge to play, with phrases emphasizing fun and participation.
McWhorter Signals Big Legislative Push for Seventieth Congress
Senator J Boomboom McWhorter unveils a bold platform with tax, prohibition, and reform aims. He pledges to loosen liquor restrictions, double penalties on bootleggers, and boost farm relief while promising fiscal restraint and new revenue from fines. His plan includes unusual items like toothpicks for deaks and pink-dollar bills for Senate eateries.
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NEA Servier
Washington
J. Boomboom McWhorter
Bee
McWhorter
Principia
Oreenta
WNL
Imo
Sin
Seth
Mr. Ware
Masuen
Senate
Senata
Not All Worthwhile Folks Strut In Branded Clothes
Edgar A. Guest's verse recounts a shabby salesman dismissed by fashion and moneyed buyers. A ragged man proves genuine by greeting, inviting a car purchase for his daughter, while glancing at wealth fails to judge character. The moral: appearances mislead. true worth isn’t worn in finery.
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Thes
Brandeloth
Control Of Mentally Defective Huge Task
An analysis in the Journal of the AMA discusses the scale of mental defectives in the U S, noting rising hospital use and high costs. Heredity is cited as a major factor, with alcohol and narcotics also contributing. The piece estimates 345,000 patients in 1924 and yearly hospital costs around 75 million dollars, highlighting the burden on public health systems.
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Educatora Yeallea
Pnblem
Oore Hospital Verla
United States
Neredity Leade
Ensea
Alcaha
Sven
Avery
Itla
Noliatsa
Yuletide Shopping Chaos at the Counter
A Christmas shopper tale unfolds with an exhausted clerk recounting a crowded Saturday scene. Shoppers press along the counter as a bemused woman demands a nude or flesh tone stocking set, sparking a tense exchange about product differences and service.
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Olive Ranerts
Aaron Ag
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Ike the Tall
Tampeti
Christmas shopping urges restraint and fair treatment in stores
A reader style note argues against overeager browsing during Christmas, urging shoppers to quickly decide before entering stores to avoid delaying clerks and inconveniencing others. It contrasts a prior incident where a confrontation over a complaint led to many leaving a counter.
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Big Man
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