Daily Mail publication blurs names and dates in ruined ad
An aged newspaper fragment from The Daily Mail lists publishing details, subscription rates, and distribution notices with garbled words. It references editor JAW WAWHREN, foreign reps, and addresses in New York Chicago Atlanta and Hagerstown, but many words are illegible.
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Jaw Wawhren
Burwe, Inc
Herkay
Broadway
New York
Michigan Ave
Chio. Constitution Wig
Atlanta
Audit Bureau of Circwlation
Daily Mail
Faiturlal
Bustaves
Claes Matter
Speen
CG & T
Phare
Untitled fragment with unclear source wording
A garbled text fragment references news service attribution and fragmented mentions of organizations and individuals, lacking clear events or dates to summarize a coherent item. The readable elements are insufficient to establish a specific report or outcome.
Daily Thought On Foolish Instruction And Wisdom
A compact reflection contrasts folly and wisdom with proverb like wording. It cites biblical and traditional sayings to warn against foolish guidance and to value knowledge over empty instruction. The text blends quotes from Proverbs and a Kabir-like aphorism about soap and charcoal to illustrate contrasting lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ds Bowaere
Kabir
What Prohibition Destroyed A Great Saloon Debate
Fragmented Prohibition era text cites The Wine and Spirit Gazette reflections on saloons before 1902 1907 debates. Quoted officials and judges condemn breweries and saloons, noting crimes and public disorder linked to the liquor trade and efforts to ban it nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antevica
Wayne
Medical Fire and Pox Fears Spark Public Alarm
An OCR fragment discusses medical fear, smallpox outbreaks in Washington and public health vigilance. It cites Dr C Mayo of Teehester Minnesota, and mentions the Biblical threescore and ten, modernist fundamentalist conflicts, and calls for eternal vigilance in health, science, and knowledge.
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C. Mayo
Teehester
Minn
Prohibition Critics Spar Over Trade Reform Promises
The piece recalls how manufacturers and distributors claimed reforms before prohibition but failed to act. President Timothy McDonough of the National Liquor League dismissed such talk as hollow, noting real change would require decades and warning conventions against empty resolutions.
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Timothy McDonough
National Liquor League
Mail Pouch Tale Prompts Caution Over Belief in Self
Fragmentary note describes concerns about overconfidence and division. Mentions persons Minny and Brod and a matronly figure. suggests warning against assuming superiority and urges careful thinking. Text is jagged and uneven.
Rowell's column on air power and international law
The piece argues airplanes are a war tool that enhances but cannot replace armies and navies. It stresses air power as a daily peace asset, warns about limits in conquering territory or protecting seas, and predicts vast growth in American aviation and air service across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jtein
Hemy
Quillen’s and Quill Americanism Quips Mixed in Text
A garbled newspaper fragment presents snippets of quips on Americanism, morality, and society. It weaves misquoted lines about fashion, judging by appearances, movie pricing, and political ideology, ending with a mispunctuated remark on government price guidance.
Bakers Warn Need for Half-Cent Coin to Stabilize Bread
Washington June feature reports baker S. S. Langendorf leading a push to reintroduce half-cent coins to adjust bread prices amid fluctuating wheat and flour costs. He argues current coinage forces uneven pricing, with a cent-level split insufficient for fair bread pricing.
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Linwell
Waslington
D. C
Avetus
Congress
Legislaton
Staller
Wileb
Langendorf
Bon Francisco
Washington
Mr. Tangentorf
Tony Muchanie
Answers to Questions by Frederic J. Haskin
The British colonial policy shows colonies pay no direct taxes to the mother country. England gains mainly from preferential trade rather than direct taxation. The text also discusses Manx cats and the origin of the term mouffion, tied to Corsican and Sardinian wild sheep and their gray manes with lighter bodies.
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England
Corsica
Sardinia
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Mell Publishing Co
Hagerstown
Mall of Delivery
Mingie Copier & Ceria
Tae
Daily Thought
Attens
Calonu
Judec MecFarlane
Crimwel Court of
Pinburgh
Aigna of Breweries Fame
Gella Cours
The
Chicago Police
Ageney Jetter
Harvey
Uinots
Oral
Fred Miller Brewing Company
Warrela Ahaye
Paine
Ashlon College
Pabst
Gedling
Sehally
Jung and
Gusrh
Sering
Evanion
de Jawa
Wen
Tha Manu
Helbfire
S Brimstone
Washington, D.C
Tims Hebely
Usclens
Watce
Jay
Diyton
Teen
le Chow
Hilary
Wilk
Dible
Heim Matroniny
Minny
Rowell
Chester H. Rowell
Groting
America
Chicago
Quillen
France
Tyne
Knecke
Iin Nokle
Watt
Wales
Mr. Coolidge
Government
Bulletin
Haskim
Frederic 3
Haskin
Frederic J. Haskin
M.S. A
Dapan
Dhone
Sarah
Mary F
Dad
Feu
Central Garage & Electric Supply Company
Foteutes Bt
Emmiett’s Hardware
Washington Street
Eastern Furnace CO
Frank H. Miller
E. Washington
Studebaker
H. V. Hart Co
Baltimore St
Phillipy
Wall Paper
Potomac
Lampy
Capruler
Rudy's Rexall
Hamilton Corner
Hook Corp
Washington St
Bentz & Dunn
the House OF Shoes
Men’s Snappy Clothes College Clothes Shop
Potomac St
Gompiste
Ludwig Motor Co
Franklin Street
Nema
Hofeman’s Style Shop
Aii
Phore
Phig
Ano
David P. Schindel
Ph. G
Oak
Potoman
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