Newspaper boilerplate and policy notices in historic OCR
The page shows standard AP copyright, advertising policies, and bureau affiliations. It mentions rate schedules, payment terms, and the paper's rights to reject or edit ads, with references to offices in New York Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chivago
Los Angeles
Fran_Sisco
Blory
Brooks & Winley
Representatives
Vision and hearing myths in everyday health tips
Dr Brady notes many people overestimate their needs and miss subtle impairments in vision and hearing. He cites cross eyes and mild hearing loss often unnoticed until tested, and explains how middle ear infections arise from nose and throat conditions plus common actions that force germs into the ear.
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George
Promoting aviation progress and safety in the Guggenheim Fund report
The Guggenheim Fund for the Promotion of Aeronautics outlines two years of achievement by 1926 efforts to improve flight safety and knowledge. It cites prizes totaling 150000, weather research, fog studies, guided instruments, and plans to expand education with funding to MIT Caltech Stanford and the University of California. It notes loans for model air routes between Los Angeles and San Francisco and the Byrd Spirit of St Louis programs, reflecting rising air travel interest and infrastructure.
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Guggenheim Fund
Myrow
Col. Lindbergh
Washington
Imperial “Airways, Ltd
Califor
Nia Institute’ of Technology
Massachusetts Institute of Logy
Leland
Stanford
University
Alr
Euope
Los Angeles
Juggenheim Foundation
Lindbergh
For
Dudmits
North Pole
Atlantic
Pacific
Duel in Boulogne Ends With Forgiveness After Five Rounds
In Boulogne France a grocery trades insult for a duel with four ounce gloves. After five rounds the challenger sustains a broken nose and forgives his foe. They embrace and kiss each other as reconciliation but the piece notes American influence and criticizes French boxing as amateurish.
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Boulogne
France
Ines
Revie
America
Sad Reflection on a Young Prisoner’s Death Row Testimony
Dorle Palmer McDonald a 21 year old condemned to die with her husband for a Montreal taxi driver murder sits in a Canadian prison awaiting execution. The article questions the sincerity and impact of her lament about attending church versus wild parties and whether her testimony reflects true remorse or rhetorical manipulation.
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Dorle Palmer McDonald
Montreal
Doris McDonald
Questions and Answers on Health and Oddities
Doctor Brady answers reader queries on seasickness and catsickness, prenatal development, protruding teeth, and antacids. He notes no hereditary link for a listed prenatal defect, suggests orthodontic or ENT evaluation for dental crowding, prefers prepared chalk as an antacid, and directs readers to consult their physician for heart disease associations.
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Ani
Doctor Brady
Teader
Hare
T. van
Association of Society For
Can Babbitt Do It
Glenn Frank surveys Charles A Beard on Babbitt and the future of American culture. Beard argues culture must arise from daily work and character, not leisure pursuits. He questions whether Babbitt can infuse sincerity and beauty into business life and society.
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Babbitt
Charles A. Beard
Menorah Journal
America
Mr. Beard
Babbile
Greenwich Village
Promiscuous Drug Peddling Reported in Iowa Area
Police investigations are described as ongoing in Cedar Rapids over alleged door to door distribution of aerin and headache remedies. The articles claim deaths at Aledo Ill and warn that such medicines can harm children and elders, urging harsh penalties and strict enforcement of local ordinances.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Cedar Rapids
Aledo
Astoria
Broadway Dreams and Astoria Taxi Life Reflections
A stream of vignettes from New York and Astoria describes street scenes from Broadway signs to taxi life. The writer recalls Times Square changes, subway noises, and the allure of Astoria as a cozy suburb with neighborly ties, gardens, and shared routines among drivers.
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New York
Schraft
Russell Patterson
Times Square
Jane
Freud
Lima
Broadway
Major Bowes
Margaret Anglin
Hisband
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Astoria
L. 1
Uncle Wiggily and the Surprised Fox
Uncle Wiggily comforts Vallie Valentine Day rabbit who fears a fox entering the room. The fox slips in through an open window while Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy and Mrs Longears are away. The fox grins, claiming he is the single mischief maker in a scene unfolding at home.
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Uncle Wiggily
Vallie
Valentine
Day Rabbit
Valle
Fox
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Mrs. Longears
Nine Cent
Circus Tale Amid Foxes and Rabbits Escapade
A fragmentary scene shows Uncle Wiggily and Valle in a tense moment as a fox threatens, the rabbit character protests the danger, and Valle objects to the peril while a bottle is waved. The dialogue hints at mischief and quiet tension in a crowded room.
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Litte Valle
Her Orly
Uncle Wigerly
Yallie
Uncle Wiggily and Yallie Candy Tale
The tale shows Uncle Wiggily defending a tiny Valentine bunny Yallie from a curious Fox. A milk squirt from Yallie’s bottle blinds the Fox, who is chased away by a police dog. The scene ends with plans for more candy and a playful future story.
Miss Brown Keeps Vigil After Col. Dessiter Mystery
Miss Edith Brown, a stenographer, assists Col. Dessiter who lies wounded and dictates a perilous tale. He dies that morning, leaving her to navigate danger, espionage, and a war era tension as she carries on with her routine while shadows of pursuit linger.
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Edith Brown
Brown
Man
Cub
Col. Dessiter
Ory
Mergen
Hampstead
Althe
Times
Dominions
Great Britain
Miss Brown
Lambertson Square
Lombertson Square
Billy
Miss. Brown
Lambertgon Square
Desalter
D. S
Uncle Rays Corner Whiskers and Uncles Across North America
Uncle Ray explains how many children pictured him as an old man with whiskers and beard while he has spoken to over 20,000 students in Canada and the United States. He recalls letters from readers and notes he became an uncle 11 years ago and now has nieces and nephews by blood and adoption.
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Canada
United States
Mary Adamson
Mary
Sinbad the Sailor
Andy Gump
William
Uncle Ray
Tamorrow
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Waterloo Evening Courier
York Ave
Snd
Branch
Txchasge Bee
Editecasurer
Erwin Hide Ruioweri
BO Tglex
Secono
Marc
Joma
Aled Press
United
International
Associated
Associated Press
William Brady, M. D
Brady
William Brady
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Ohio River
Capt. Barrows
Howard R. Garis
Tox
Feans
Vpa
Peg
Abe Martin
Joe Kite
Valentine Bunny
Mr. Wolf
Uncle
Tim
Scowde
Nurse Dane
Uncle Wiggly
Dottie
Louisville Courier-Journal
Pacific Ocean
Japan
X. Y
E. Philips Oppenheim
Bank of England
Co. Dessiter
Dessiter
Hang
Dessiler
Ernest
Heapstead
Atchison Glote
Fem
Uncle Ray’s
Liat
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