Mails Establishment and Postal Details Published
The notice lists postal subscription terms and rates, with references to Knill-Gurke Inc and addresses in New York and Chicago. It mentions audit bureau material, circulation figures, and post office entries for March, including department contacts and subscription payment in advance.
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Icepresentatien Knill-Gurke Inc
Jorokan
Wind and Broadway
New York
Nichigan Ave
Chiago
Constitution
Audit Bureau of Cirentarion
Pally Sail
Bastaria
Bueliness
Citentarion
Hagermiown Postonice &E
Matt
Desterel
Daily Thought: The tongue’s power to kindle great fires
A compact reflection on the tongue as a small member capable of sparking vast deeds and misdeeds. The verse recalls how words ignite actions and influence outcomes, echoing Shakespearean caution about speech and consequence.
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Shakespeare
Farmers and Prices Debate Agricultural Plight and Policy
Ex governors Lowden and Alton condemn inflated farming reports and warn against dependence on subsidies while calling for reforms. The Department of Agriculture counters with the term baby bee implying misleading industry optimism, as farmers face price pressures and market instability.
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Lowden
Imbla Cape
Fmbnufacturer
More Miles Per Gallon in New Eight Cylinder Car
A new eight cylinder engine promises 50 miles per gallon, signaling a major advance in motor design. While foreign cars already achieve high efficiency, American makers lag in fuel economy but trend toward lighter six cylinders. If true, this tech could redefine the motor world and shift buying priorities amid rising gasoline costs.
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England
France
Picleage
Piut
Honey Bee Publicity Mockery and Lawsuit Claims
An excerpt mocks an investigation into a busy looking figure in a department, alleging she spends time in the hive and produces little nectar. It ridicules claims of deceit and frames the scene as a popular distrustful tale, implying a legal challenge or exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hefly Lee
Atters
Hiva
Law Jong
Parents Spark Truth Telling, Child Lying Advised Cured
An anxious mother sought guidance from a child guidance clinic on her daughter’s persistent fibbing. The specialist urged the mother to examine adult behavior and family dynamics, noting parental deception and fear sometimes prompt lying. He advised kindness and self reflection to foster honesty in children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
Unclear fragmentary report on crime and sports figures
Fragmented text mentions a London actor death by suicide amid audience reaction, police tracing a Boston grocery thief, a spill of beer, Hagerstown fans hoping a home run leader, and a note about cheap German alcohol flooding Baltimore. Also references Von Hindenburg.
Radio Mushroom Growth Sparks Hope for Industry
The radio industry, about five years old, shows rapid growth. RCA sold 2,000,000 in 1920 with 3,000,000 last year. The sector employs 250,000, supports 1 family per 100, and has 600 broadcasting stations serving roughly 16,000,000 Americans. No signs of collapse, though aviation may challenge radio and motor industries in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Corporation of America
Rowell's Column: Don’t Put Strings On Gifts To Public
Chester H. Rowell argues against conditions attached to gifts to institutions like the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He cites the Tate Senator WV Clark collection refusal due to building and separation requirements and notes that educational and charitable foundations can become obsolete or misaligned over time. He urges simpler bequests to the public.
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Chester H. Rowell
Metropolitan Art Museum
New York
Tate
WV. A. Clark
Banda
Racial Pride Fears and Film Understanding Highlight Era Debates
A fragmented 1920s style discourse warns against rising racial pride in Africa and Asia while contrasting it with Bolshevik threats. It argues self conscious nationalism threatens stability, and cinema's clarity could foster or hinder international understanding depending on portrayal of nations and cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingahoo
Rone
Asia
Africa
Fisherman Prefers Sleep Over Fishing
A lively dockside aside suggests a fisherman would rather nap than fish as night falls. He jokes about mising a bite and having slept through the afternoon, choosing rest over a quiet tide. The tone is casual and humorous, reflecting a light, everyday moment.
Quillens Quill: Musing Fragments and Nonsensical Observations
A collage of quirky maxims and misprints notes about social behavior, aging, marriage, technology, and education. It includes garbled phrases on pistols, phonographs, infant mortality, Americanism, and language errors, with scattered names and odd observations.
Questions and Answers from a WWII era quiz sheet
The text presents a series of trivia Q and A items including tide ranges at Anchorage and Fundy Bay, counts of retired military officers across Navy Army and Marine Corps, why a vacuum bulb doesn’t burst, dates of the French flag adoption, historic unification of Spain and Portugal and the origin of mustard gas.
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Coast and Geodetic Survey
Bay of Fundy
Noel Bay
Basle
Anchorage
Knik Arm
Cook Intet
Alaska
Frobised Bay
Davis Strait
Canada
Ungava Bay
Hudson Strait
Port Sante Cruz
Port Ballegos
Argentina
Strait of Magellan
Chile
Turnagain Arm
Cook Inlet
Alaskay Bay
Michael
France
Christal Channel
Severn Hier
England
Navy
Marine Corps
Gas warfare and accessibility in the late 19th century
References to 1886 account of mustard gas use and a German investigator Victor Moyer. Mentions discussion of bold claims about gas, and notes Library of Congress holds a Braille copy of The American Government by Froderis J. Haskin, printed by hand, loaned free to blind readers nationwide with future postal-free access.
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Victor Moyer
Froderis J. Haskin
M. McC. A
Library of Congress
New York Point
United States
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