Prohibition Era Tensions Pace West Virginia and Los Angeles
Fragmented account mixes Prohibition era clashes in West Virginia and California with political shifts. It notes Eliot Welles, Saigon style misreads, and a health inspector Dr Powers railing against child neglect, adulteration, and risky behavior as society fights hidden enemies.
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Schia Bnethen
M. Powers
Los Angeles
Caer
Ahere Arei
Rol
Violatore
Branufecturers
Tele Iit
Powers Aye
Wrath and Righteousness in Virginia Legislature Watch
A fragmentary, garbled OCR notes turmoil as the West Virginia legislature faces sharp rhetoric and polarized discourse. The piece hints at explosive editorials, gossip, and public concern over political hostility and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Pentinxan
Pune
Turmoil over Republican dominance and Democratic concessions
A fragmented excerpt discusses party power shifts with Republicans pressing for presidential alignment and Democrats facing concessions to Senate control. It notes potential repercussions for organizers and calls for accountability if costs rise, while questioning leadership and electoral outcomes amid a polarized scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santas
Democrata
Halfield
Senate
Maine Politics and Bread: Controversy and Wheat Standards
An analysis notes Maine political faction tensions amid Republican and Progressive alignments, urging cooperation for good government. It then surveys bread history, from graham flour to modern white flour, explaining wheat anatomy, milling methods, and how milling changes affect gluten and flour quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Mainesa
Circlei-Forward
Sylvester ‘Sraiam
Babed
Pmillakta
Digest on bread types and nutrition during wartime
The article discusses bread varieties and their digestibility, noting the scarcity and wartime constraints on ingredients. It mentions the American Madi Amocistion and various bread types as part of dietary guidance, focusing on communal eating and affordable staples amid rising prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regan
Unclaimed Letters List At Post Office Names Erratic
A marked list of unclaimed letters advertised at the post office appears with numerous misspellings and partially legible names. Names include Sherman Buhne, Minnie Chadwell, Thomas Carney, Roward Conway, Miss Ada Hill, Claude Cain, George Jackson, Miss Carolina Grabillo, and many others. The compilation reflects a broad mix of recipients from diverse backgrounds and locations, with several entries likely misread or garbled in the OCR process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarie Postoffice
Nh Avurey
Arend, Supply! Company
Bouisiana Johnson
Moyle
Johnson
George Jackson
Bertha Jerry
Misa
Ay Johnson
S. “Kelley
Steve Kostitkt
Frank Kinano
Edelene Lowe
Lester Layton
Tim Laffey
John Edward Lucas
Li A. Layeton
Mins
Nell Long
Maurice Tayfield
Floyd Lawson
Wamiel Lowery
Harry Lewis
Santo LoBarbia
Allie Lambert
Oprah Leonard
Ad& Layton
Orgie Mumber
Juan Morgan
Lib Myers
Lucy Moore
Brnie Mays
Francis Morris
Guy Maroo
Mise Greca Mirrlaori
Mra. Dallan’ Morgan
Juvigon Milpalm
W. “A. Mackay
Will Nay
Sis Exisea Netto
Pitar Patama
Doris Ponzoo
Mary’ (Rupelly
Rector
Maine
Renels
Addie Robinson
C. I Robinson
Opal Smith
Charles E. Scott
Robert List
Susie Sharr
Mt. Street
Schockman Brothers
Store Furniture Company
Ilra
Franklin Spencer
J. A. Smith
Herbert B. Steven
G. ‘T. Smith
Mits
Warner
Carrie Wise
John Wolf
Stella White
Warne
Nen Smd Company
Jose Swatses
Cleavo
Wileon
Architect W Ford Moves Office to Union National Taxi Building
Mr. W. Ford architect moves his office today from Court Street ten to the Union National Taxi Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ford
Court Street
Union National Taxi Building
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