Journal Courier Advertisements and Staff Notices
Fragmented OCR lists business terms and staff roles in a New York City daily paper, naming advertising manager and editor figures, circulation notes, and delivery details. The text references the Journal-Courier and publication location near Morning's News and Grand Central Station, dated Wednesday June 24.
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Ovhorn
Oreba
A. J. Stonne
Mdttor
Paul Harnett
Koller Kubarrihers
Wil Confer
Jayne
Miunawer
Journal-Courine
Wale
New York City
Itamda
Ith Street
AE Bibatreee
Tramway
Yale Reunions Need Central Committee and Plans
A Yale perspective argues for a united reunion committee to oversee annual gatherings. Proposals include harmonizing class costumes, central supervision of activities, organized parade to the field, coordinated bands and singing, and mandatory attendance incentives to reduce costs and boost participation.
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Yate
Yale
Path
Claus
Feld Hefords
Princeton
Wuch
Anita
New
Clus
Unclear OCR note on preliminary meetings aid for New Yorkers
Fragmentary text references a preliminary meeting, funds, and a committee with names obscured. It mentions New Yorkers and New Haven, a payment before a stated session, and a goal to facilitate early discussions. Names and specifics are unreadable in the damaged OCR.
History of a National Convention Contingency
The article discusses what would happen if a presidential nominee died before the election. It examines how a vice presidential candidate could succeed and whether a second convention or an alternate nominee would be advisable. The piece weighs political viability, voter reactions, and the need for a clear plan to avoid endangering the party.
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Tare
Dag
Ike
Simone Rapart
Mark Twain
Tate
Mr. Taft
Tavon
Martfard Courant Tringa
Arer
Repubi Ean
Caliher
Nine Writers Critique Magazine Tone And State of Ideals
A fragmentary essay mimics a famed periodical voice, railing at posturing art gallery pretensions and mass culture. It probes auctions of national symbols and public money, hinting at political and literary pretensions with sharp, ironic phrasing.
Harvard Rowing Row Over Punishments and Politics
Harvard faces scrutiny as a faculty rule issue leads to removal of dining hooks from a library and a disruption over suspending a crew member. President Roosevelt figures in private talks with Harvard leadership while public opinion cites proportionality and legacy. Yale observers anticipate renewed rivalry as crews prepare for the season.
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Chie Jour Al-Courter
Harvard
Menchor
Vardy
Catave
New York Evening Post
Ronneveit
Eli
Hiyrvard
Torvarl
Springfield
Ominnon Morgan
Morgan
Yale
Yale Men and Presidential Politics Stir New Haven
The piece surveys Yale alumni and major figures like Roosevelt and Taft visiting New Haven for political events. It notes debates over lynching, dance bans, and the 1912 era political climate, referencing Hadley and Yale’s influence on national politics. It mentions the 160 bounty offer for a political question and cites coverage from The Hartford Times.
Guardsman Shot During National Guard Maneuvers
A Connecticut National Guard private, Theodore J. Morrison, was shot while on duty at a camp. He returned to his tent after handling a supply and was killed by a fellow guard member. The captain delayed notifying New London for treatment, sending Morrison to a private physician. The incident spurred debate over live ammunition at peacetime camps and calls for reform and stricter safety measures.
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National Guard
Theodore J. Morrison
Mwen
New London
New York National Guard
Toston
Harin
Whitas
Connecticut
American Colleges and the Rise of Aristocracy in Liberty
An antiquated essay argues that colleges and universities consolidate power for a hereditary aristocracy, condemning property entitlements and primogeniture as a threat to equal governance. It laments English lineage influencing American institutions and warns against elite mentorship shaping national leadership.
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Prineteld Watory
Campua
Atar
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Bianty
Hixuhry
Knowledge Ani
Bowtow
Unclear fragmentary text from historical page
The readable portions present names and phrases but lack coherent events or structure. The historical clipping appears damaged with garbled names, potential references to politicians, dates, and places but no definite actions or outcomes to summarize.
Odd Headlines from the Harvard Lampoon Parody Page
A humorous spoof from Harvard Lampoon mocks political discourse with garbled phrases about Ship of State and a mock council of famous figures. The piece lampoons grand rhetoric and media spectacle through absurd wording and overblown fables.
Are they going out to Denver for the G.O.P. slate
A fragmented chant questions candidates and leaders rolling toward Denver. The text mocks a current national political scene, implying distrust in the so called matches and slogans. It cites Bryan and Durden and references a party or movement questioned by the speaker.
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Denver
Tor
Pat
Bryaniaed
Bryan Ann Durden
Gellar
Adversity, industry, and rites in a scattered 19th century column
Fragmented text reports a mix of topics: rising farm demand and weed purchases, European Union versus United States population and wine trade figures, a physician's remarks at an American Medical Association convention in Chicago, a street anecdote about a firm believer in old sayings, a garbled note on advertisements, a quarrying accident and superstition in Carnarvonshire. Holy Thursday holiday observed by quarrymen as superstition waned.
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Carnarvonshire
Aspwndon
Hirt
Fractured Chatty Exchange In Sly Street Gossip
A garbled dialogue hints at a street scene with questions about travel to Paris and French jokes. Police protection and a father figure appear, while names and roles blur in a noisy, uncertain newspaper fragment from the era.
Fragmentary courthouse note files plead for remarriage
Fragmentary OCR reads a plea behind a door for a single chance in a def ending, with musings on remarriage. The readable text shows a distressed speaker urging a judge or companion toward a decision, amid unclear context and damaged phrasing.
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