Local Independent Paper Listings and Advertisements
Fragmentary OCR shows a 14th century style newspaper note listing an independent paper with audit bureau membership and associated press credit rules. Mentions subscription rates per year and republication rights, with garbled references to extraneous clubs and local news.
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Audit Bureau of Circustation
Acrocistedreas
Reese Funny
Era
THS
Iva
PREGA
Une
Ica
Jazz music and the craze for its popular appeal
The article discusses why jazz captivates listeners, citing its wild heritage and unique rhythm. It notes some fear from church authorities about the noisy style and criticism of improvisation, while acknowledging jazz as a powerful, evolving musical form.
Instrumental Misuse Sparks Call to Ban in Orchestra
A discussion argues that certain legitimate orchestral instruments can be misused to mimic jazz sounds. The author suggests banning one instrument from the ensemble and urges performers to focus on their written parts and play in accordance with original intent.
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Jaaz
Treasure Hunts and Deep Sea Dives Stir Ardor for Riches
A London dispatch reports efforts to recover sunken wealth from a submerged wreck near a distant land. Engineers and divers work on the problem, with estimates of thousands of pounds in valuables yet to be found. A recent tale recalls a diver who descended 380 feet in a brass suit to reach near a sunken ship in perilous water.
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London
Ingde
Lusitania
Micy
Nea
Pixibady
Hudson Bay Company at 260 Likely Birthday Celebration
The Hudson Bay Company marks 260 years on May 2 with celebrations in Canada. The historic firm, chartered in 1670 by Charles II, plans to focus future efforts on fur trade and related commerce as it closes remaining lands to settlers.
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Whanever
Hudson Bay Company
North America
Asveral Cltfék
Canadaro
Charlen
Vancouver Calgary A 269th Birthday Tie In With Hudsons Bay
The article notes Vancouver and Calgary as the two largest stores in a western chain of eleven. It links Vancouver's history to the Hudsons Bay Company, highlighting the city as a central point for the 269th birthday celebration.
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Acrogs Western
Calgary
Vancouver
Lat
Hudson's Usy Company
Public health warns against influenza hysteria and urges calm
The Woebslington public health office reports influenza remains controllable with calm, sensible action. Citizens should rest, keep warm at first symptoms, and not leave bed to avoid prolonging illness. Old adages warn against premature activity after fever passes.
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Woebslington
Ogden
Cho Wise
Pergena
Ogden Conservatory of Music Enters New Term
Ogden Conservatory opens a new term offering individual and class instruction in piano voices violin and theory. Faculty includes renowned teachers such as Square Gonp Arthur Pieber Lester Hincheliéfe Ellen Thomas Louise Pierce Mariineau Vern Frey Deason and assistants. Enrollment ranges to sixth year with many prominent instructors and students in state and local music circles.
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Square Gonp
Arthur Pieber
Lester Hincheliéfe
Ellen Thomas
Louise Pierce Mariineau
Vern Frey Deason
Tenehera
Tris
Ta Tenchera
Atate
Muelenl
Bayer Aspirin Headache Remedy Ad Prompts Caution
Amateur ad style copy touts Bayer Aspirin tablets for headache neuralgia rheumatism and other pains. The piece mixes mis-spellings and pseudo dialogue with odd social commentary about transmigration and crime, reflecting garbled OCR from an old page.
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Bayer
Ayer
Pan American financial congress eyes loans to South America
Group committees recommended large loans to Ecuador Nicaragua and Paraguay for debt refinancing railroads and infrastructure. Plans call for $50 million to Ecuador to refinance debt and fund Halladoran transport. $6 million for Nicaraguan rail. and agricultural and sanitary investments for Paraguay. Discussions aim to increase US Latin America traffic and extend credits to Europe for trade and stability.
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Washington
Panmerican Finin ¢Lal Congress
Lyle Borja
Ecuador
Nicaragua
Republic
Pollvian Delagates
Congress For
Augabio Ayala
Tiance
Penuview Group
Para
United States
Reput- Hex
Richard S. Hawkes
American Yanteers’ Association
Europe
Parlor, Bedroom and Unth Farce Comes to Orpheum Sunday
An excerpted review notes the rollicking farce Parlor Bedroom and Unth as the anticipated Orpheum show next Sunday. The piece praises its reversal of typical plot lines and mentions the Chicago Olympic debut and Broadway origin with cast members EdA Ann Lake Walter BE Parking and Will Archie Ady.
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Chicago
the Olympic Theater
Browiway
New York
Repubiceater
A.w.woods
Pacific Coast
Cnat
Eda Ann Lake
Walter BE
Parking
Will Archie
Ady
Senate panel debates naval investigations and counsel
Washington details show Chairman Tate pressing for a senate vote to authorize appointment of legal counsel and assistance for committee investigations into naval decorations. Senator Hitchcock accuses partisanship and says Republicans seek attorneys to drive prosecutions. Senator Hale warns of overreach if authority granted.
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Washington
Tate
Senate
Yemen
Htchcock
Nebraala
Pénata
Hale
Filibuster Signals Hearing Delays in Senate Debate
The record notes extended questioning by Senator Sutherland of Utah and Senator Pittman amid a filibuster during hearings. Hale observed the delay and withheld an immediate vote as the calendar advanced. Returns show ratification votes and reservations totals, with figures cited for unqualified ratification, reservations, and Knox provisions.
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Sutherland
Utah
Pittman
Benimerat
Nevada
Hale
Congress
Knox
Turn to the Right actors linger in New York Chicago run
John Golder will present Turn to the Right at Gryheum on Tuesday and Wednesday in January with matinee. Veteran principals Samuel Meed Willan Po ran Charles W Geerich Ria Ross and Mike Vonlin headline the cast. The production preserves charm and acting praised on tour drawing capacity crowds.
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John Golder
Land
Shoresema
Winchell Smith
Fortune Hunter
Polly
Samuel Meed
Willan Poran
Charles W. Geerich
Ria Rnss
Saute Tantley
Mike Vonlin
Roy Morning
Hitchcock Claims Treaty Is in Favor
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska asserts the Senate’s treaty vote shows more than one tenth opposed to ratification and less than one fifth in favor of the Tyailgy reserve tape. He says final returns Mr Hitchcock says are more complete than previously proved.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate
Little Benny's NoteBook Glass Window Prank
Benny writes about practicing target throwing with tin foil ball that hits and breaks a window. He shows his window to his mother and laughs at the resulting crack, insisting the pane is just glass-like wood. The scene captures a child’s mischief and a domestic reaction.
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Tim
Dimmny Krissmas
Gosh
C.than
Blakra
Nora
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on The Weed
A humorous verse notes rising prices for tobacco related goods and the impact on the poor. The speaker laments higher costs, railing at the habit and its social divide, with playful quips about cabbage leaves as substitutes and the economics of smoking today.
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Mit
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