Ex-Rulers of France Now Jobless and Distant
The article notes 15 former French rulers and ex-presidents left jobless amid postwar disarray. It mentions Taft and Coolidge as living former U.S. presidents, and details activities of Fallieres Loubet Millerand Armond Fylleres and others, including farms, vineyards, and survival of status. It discusses pensions, parliamentary funds, and the push to pension ex-premiers with the current political scene.
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France
Aida
White House
Taft
Cool Nge
the Elysee
Polycare
Millerand
Lonhet
Armond Fyllleres
Loubet
Pronce
Briand
Poincara Ogares
Poincare
Pain Lere
Mioister
Clemenceau End Herriott
Barthou
Caltrans
Leygues
Francola Marsal
L'residect Doumergue
Millerand and
Paris Women Use Fancy Garters to Carry Drugs
Women in Paris and other French cities use garters to hide small vials of cocaine morphine and other drugs. Several suspects say the method came from America and has aided trafficking along the coast to distribute narcotics widely. The articles note detachable tubes make brief transactions easy and estimate a large stock could serve many buyers.
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Paris
America
France
Election drama shapes Eu bln mayor selection
In Eu bln Sagong Tha community with about 170 residents faced a heated race for mayor after over 200 applicants. Officials invited four top candidates to a town ball where each delivered an oration. A young administration clerk from Telehenbach was praised for the victory amid tense contest.
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Eubln
Sagong Tha
Tad Eaen
Lover’s test costs man ten dollars in Ohio
In Columbus Nicola Smith tested his girlfriend’s love by disguising himself under an assumed name and calling for a date. When she did not comply he struck her in the face, and the judge fined him ten dollars for the assault and related conduct.
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Donneoatanaaan
Columbus
Ohio
Nicola Smith
Smith
Ahetta Alexander
Do Women Make Good Flyers East St Louis Debate
Chief Instructor Clyde E B Brayton of Parke Alt college argued women are poor material for nav crew while Lady Mary Heath claimed women with athletic training excel in aviation roles. Heath cited England examples of athletic women handling ships and learning to fly, countering Brayton's claim that lack of background muddies potential pilots.
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East St Louis
Clyde EB. Brayton
Parke Alt College
Mary Meath
Mary Heath
Brayton
Lady Mary
England
Nylog
Salmon Elevators Proposed to Help Dams Overcome Barrier
London reports a plan to use electric elevators for salmon to pass a 100 foot Lightlyver dam on the Farrar river Scotland. The mechanism would lift salmon into a nurse box then release them atop the dam. Elevators operate day and night with capacity to manage all salmon wishing to cross.
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London
Mra
Farrar
Hunters Plan to Hunt Whales by Electricity
A report outlines a method to kill whales using electric current. The plan involves attaching a metal device to the harpoon and shone into the whale via a conductive line from the ship. The Elektric current is intended to stun or kill the whale during the Antarctic hunting season.
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Antarcc
Mathematicians Dismiss Old Axioms in New Movement
A Los Angeles lecture by Doctor Hedrik argues mathematicians are discarding long held axioms of geometry and arithmetic. He cites past unquestioned truths as obsolete, urging a framework of tentative assumptions to test outcomes and reveal deeper universal structure.
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Falthe
Artest
Gledetet
Peelessor
Los Angeles
Duntur Hedrik
Lott Bag
Ypeltenew
Blnatetn
Efitelo
Manthree
Merrick
Eueild
Parnel Pinen
Beyund Vakia
Bicycle boats conquer Channel with nautical pedal power
The latest stunt sees Miss Almee Flanner ride a nautical bicycle across the Channel in nineteen minutes, pedaled by heel propellers on twin pontoons. The feat follows three earlier successes as currents challenge the floaters and spectators marvel at the unusual craft.
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Channel Farm
Thayer
Almee Flanner
Agale
Wicked Anyway Weighs In On Sunday Golf Debates
A Montréal Star excerpt features a bashful remark about Mr Brown who plays golf on Sundays. The exchange questions the morality of his golfing habit, calling the act wicked. The dialogue captures playful social friction over leisure rules.
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Mr. Brown
Brown
Montreal Star
Same Old Game as Girls Ask Favors in Local Scene
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a recurring social pattern where a man asks a girl for favors, with phrases implying habitual behavior and playful or moral judgment. Limited readable words preserve a dated tone but lack concrete names or events.
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Nak
Abe
How She Like Them Flapper Charms patrons
A brief, cheeky note features a flapper exhaling smoke rings and asking Miss Good how she likes cigarettes, with Miss G responding in sly, rapid dialogue. The fragment hints at flirtatious banter and fashionable urban nightlife scene.
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Sfiss
Filipe
Goos Beom My boople Gas Tank Tale
Fragmentary text shows a character leaning over a gas tank and referencing ancient bits. The readable fragments hint at danger or loss and a request to bring back a Bonnie figure, though context and specifics are unclear.
Lostallment Buyer and Installment Prices
A fragment shows a clerk discussing installment terms for a lostallment purchase. The buyer asks the price and the clerk quotes two options: a $2 or $10 cash option, and a plan of ten dollars down plus one dollar per week for five weeks. The dialogue reflects early retail finance language and daily commerce. The piece preserves names of people and the monetary figures as read.
Fragmented Guilty Confession and Astronomical Discovery Mention
A damaged OCR fragment recounts a guilty confession about a 40 pound weight and uncertain identity, followed by a claim from a professor of astronomy on a supposed new star named Misa Crown. The text references Isa Brown and a London Opinion, with July noted.
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Misa
Isa Brown
Moti
London
Fried Crisp With Eggs Miss Belle Feeds Efters
Fragmentary note describes a dish of fried crisp eggs with a Miss Belle figure and names Mr Smith Mr Linore and Ailey Selle. Contains unclear OCR remnants about tried ceria and reading activity.
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Miss Belle
Fragmentary dialogue from a crime scene transcript stumbles on
Lire fragmentary exchanges reveal a melee involving a stickup man and witnesses. The voices reference money, hunting, and social schemes, while a debate over a daughter’s education hints at motive or social tensions amid the upheaval.
Fractured OCR Fragment Sparks Unclear Wife Reference
A mangled OCR snippet mentions a wife and several garbled names and terms, lacking coherent actions or context. The readable bits hint at a personal or domestic note but no verifiable event, date, or location can be determined.
Severe Winter Decimates European Wild Beasts
Severe winter, colder than a century, thins wildlife across Europe. Government action in forest preserves aims to feed and protect rare species like elk bears beavers and other game. Authorities fear extinction risks similar to the European bison amid war and peasant upheaval.
Financial Ghot in the United States Corporations
An OCR fragment lists billion dollar firms in the United States including United States Steel, American Telephone and Telegraph, General Electric, General Motors, International Nickel, Standard Oil of New Jersey, Metropolitan Life, Equitable Life, Consolidated Gas, Trane America, National City Bank, Chase National Bank, and Guaranty Trust Company merger.
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Financial Ghot
United States
Calted State Steel Corporation
American Telephony and Telegraph Company
General Mactric
General Motors
International Nickel
Standard Ol of New Jersey
Metropolitan Life
Faultable Life
Counelldated Gas
TraneAmerica Corporation
National City Bank
Chase National Bank and Guaranty Trust Company
Cookie shop memory ends in garbled plea to polite lady
A mother takes her two year old Proper Raspone Litita John to a grocery. A shopper offers bins with a cookie and the child, speaking a strained vocabulary, attempts to say thank you. Confused, the boy utters a single syllable before the moment ends.
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Raspone Litita
John
Joham
Poppy Day Memorial Poppy Sale By American Legion Auxiliary
The official memorial flower of the American Legion is the poppy worn on Memorial Day in mid May. The auxiliary conducts the poppy sale just before Memorial Day, with poppies ideally crafted by disabled veterans. Proceeds support rehabilitation and child welfare work.
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American Legion
American Logan Auxiliary
Water rights and public waterways face mixed federal and state control
A historical note states that navigable waterways belong to the public while the federal government governs lakes and rivers regarding navigation. States may regulate other aspects, with private ownership over land and streams like Tandy and Brooka subject to state rules.
Explotaing the Sounds The Dinser Guest Ahat
A fragmented kitchen scene shows a family figure tallying meals for a hungry child. The garbled text hints at a dining moment with a parent and a young listener amid food and appetite. No clear names or places are identifiable in the readable portions.
Street Cleaning Dispute Echoes Through Comagille Streets
The Stranger questions neglect of pity in the town while the Mayor defends weed and grass control along roadways. The exchange highlights civic norms and the visual impact on Comagille’s streets, suggesting tensions between public order and urban aesthetics.
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Comagille
Throwing Mover Away Firat Dad I Am Spending Money
A garbled note describes a parent expressing concern over high expenses for daughters rocus and instrumental lessons. The reader voices frustration about costs and seeks cheaper options, noting dissatisfaction with current spending. The fragment hints at financial strain and a desire for relief.
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Rocus
Fragmentary OCR excerpt blends dialogue and stray phrases
The readable text shows disjointed lines about a story involving Miss Gladya and a car, with mentions of a crowd on a street car and reactions of townspeople. It lacks a coherent event or clear entities beyond unnamed persons and generic places.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Claims Relief
An old advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as quick relief for sour stomach and digestive discomfort. It urges use for adults and children, notes soothing effects on coated tongue and fetid breath, and warns to seek the genuine product name Phillips for authentic formulations.
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Phim Mick
Magneela
Neutratlzea
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