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W. H. Hariman Co
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Fragmented Civic Shifts and Racial Tensions Reported
The article blends disparate excerpts on prohibition, international liquor shipments, a municipal court verdict about a black patron ejected from a whites only area, and a critique of constitutional values. It references Canada France the Netherlands and Panama. discusses smuggling and cargo rules. mentions a racial incident and a baseball umpire shop in Chicago. notes New York City bans on poultry. The tone mirrors a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper montage reflecting social clash and policy debates.
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Lincoln
Mack
TAKE YOUR BONUS Now for veterans compensation
The long struggle for adjusted pay has reached a tipping point as only 1.5 million of an estimated 4.5 million eligible veterans have applied for cash or insurance through government compensation. The final deadline is December 4, 1927, and many may not apply in time. Relatives could receive only a premium value if the veteran’s service credits are used, not the full face value. Many veterans procrastinate due to paperwork. The American Legion and Red Cross urge aid and warn against fees. do not pay for assistance beyond notary charges.
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Legion
Red
Makin eCross
Come
Hanes
Businest
Policy debate delays funding for farm program amid holiday bills
Fragmented OCR text references budget clashes over supply bills in a prior period. It notes discussion of farm and business policy, Hay and Senate actions, and the potential for an extra session after March 4. Names and places are unclear due to corrupted text.
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Hayy
Senate
Faram
Sailors to share over two million from Laurentic wreck
Divers salvaging from the Laurentic hull are promised more than 2,000,000 pounds sterling from the treasure. The British Admiralty says the ship sank with 4,909,000 pounds in gold and the salvage award is one eighth of the proceeds. The article notes the captain’s carelessness with maps and contrasts the treasure with Captain Kidd’s famous hoard.
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Golki
Menengar
Iowa Editoras Mites Elino Models Penitent
A garbled Iowa editorial snippet discusses prison costs of 4.5 million dollars, public access, parole plans, and debates on governance and reform. It references Jolie and Des Moines Register notes, with scattered mentions of officials and civic topics, all in a jumbled, fragmentary form.
Brain Tests By Sam Lorna
Brain tests by Sam Lorna describe a mixed, garbled analysis of cognitive tasks and fictional names. The piece mixes misordered terms and nonsensical phrases, offering little coherent content beyond a collage of vocabulary related to testing and characters.
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Sam Lorna
Piles and hemorrhoids explained by Dr William Brady
Dr Brady explains hemorrhoids not piles as a medical condition, noting misdiagnosis risks and the inadequacy of simple cures. He discusses attacks, hygiene factors, and when surgery or medication may be needed, urging proper diagnosis and caution against overclaiming cures. He also answers reader questions on diet, salt, and iodized salt use.
Old House Drapery Problem Reveals Frayed Finances
Imogene and Andrew argue over draperies for the dining room and living room in a crowded old house. They clash on whether to reuse the gold and plum curtains or buy new, exposing tensions about economy and propriety as they debate moving plans and hiding possessions.
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Andrew
Imogene
Erica
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Mogenn
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Sam
Minna
Christmas D ess of Window Displays Blossoms Early
The piece paints Christmas scenes in shop windows with Santa Claus, white beards, and bright tinsel. It notes snow blankets and the transforming effect on shoppers, comparing the festive display to a magical fairyland that awakens the season and warms hearts despite modern hustle.
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The Joy of Christmas Dolls and a Farmer’s Cautionary Tale
A nostalgic piece recalls children awaiting Christmas and the allure of a red doll, contrasted with the harsh reality of neglected wishes. It then highlights Bill Haag of Eden Valley Minnesota, whose fifty thousand dollar transformation from wooded land to substantial farm wealth proves the adage that “the man who says it can’t be done is interrupted by somebody doing it.” The column advocates soil care, crop rotation, alfalfa, diversification, and prudent farming purchases as keys to sustained prosperity.
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St. Paul
Bill Huse
Eden Valley
Minn
Bill” Haag
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Democrats Should Pursue Honest Legislation in Congress
The New York World argues the Democratic party, out of federal power, must build a record through its senators and representatives. It urges the Senate Democrats led by Senator Robinson of Arkansas to avoid obstruction and disloyal alliances, focusing on appropriation bills and emergency measures. It notes Representative Garrett and House Democrats should back amendment and improvement without obstruction to craft a responsible party record.
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New York World
Democratic Party
Congress
Senate Democrats
Robison
Arkansas
Senate
Hey
Robinson
Garrett
Abe Martin John WL Davis Banquet Show of Defeat
The item notes Abe Martin John WL Davis facing banquets in defeat and mentions a warning from Bud about enforcing law against inviting her husband to a house party. The language reflects local color and informal chatter about social events and a domestic dispute warning.
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John WL Davis
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The Flower of the Family drama unfolds at a Lite Chiba rendezvous
Lenore Ralston and her circle witness a tangle of love and scandal as Marta Wor and Veda Storm enter a world of whispered rumors. Harold Ralston endures pain and suspicion after a night of drink and infidelity threats, while Kent Summers pushes secrets forward. The story follows family strain, societal gossip, and a looming moral reckoning as the household navigates reputations and loyalties.
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Lenore Ralston
Rafe Satterly
Gordon Plesher
Lenore
Gore Jon
Marta
Dhulston
Kent Summers
Maria
oWers Ralston
Lovig Risviven
Harold Ralston
Rilston
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Summers
Joan
Veda Storm
Veda
Ralston
Vada
Dem
Shoul
Miss Blaisdell
Patrick McGovern Builders Second Subway Contract Rise
Mrs. Mary Riley recalls Patrick McGovern, once Cedar Falls neighbor and horseman, now a major contractor. Courier article links his two Cedar Falls years to a Philadelphia subway bid worth 14.4 million dollars and notes his rise from Irish immigrant rider to big city builder.
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Cedar Falls
Mary Riley
Thompson Avenue East
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Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Aerey
Patrick afeGovern
Cedar Parls
Broad Street
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Patrick
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Mrs. Riley
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Cedar Pais
Charles Clapp
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Clapp
Burroughs Nature Club Notes on Winter Bird Feeding
The note section asks readers to pose questions about nature topics and answers, then provides bird feeding tips for winter. It lists suitable foods for birds that eat seeds and for those that rely on insects, noting seed mixes, suet, fats, and scraps can aid winter birds while insects require different offerings. It also asks about large snakes, mentioning the python family and Boa constrictor as notable examples.
Aspirin remedy ad described in early 20th century
A garbled advertisement promotes aspirin for tonsillitis using Bayer tablets. It suggests dissolving two Bayer tablets in water and gargling the throat, with a repeat dose in two hours if needed. The copy emphasizes Bayer Cross marked tablets sold in tin boxes of twelve for a low price.
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