Fragmentary Classified Notice Text From Historic Paper
Fragmented OCR text shows Associated Press generic newspaper filler with policy lines, advertising rules, and editorial boilerplate. Mentions Wes He Hartman and Commercial St while referencing standard notices and agent offices in major cities.
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Commercial
Wes He
Hartman
United
International News i
Associated Press
Associated
Présa
Jocel Neg
Bureau OF C Hgulations
Inan
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Generang Dleco
Story
Brooks & Plates
Representatives
Steck Breaks Silence on Flexible Tariff Plan
Senator Steck voiced support for the flexible provisions of the tariff measure, arguing it benefits farmers workers and industry. He noted endorsements from farm groups the AFL Chamber of Commerce and the National Manufacturers Association and criticized efforts to repeal the plan as backed by organized importers. The vote left Steck and the administration on the short end, but Iowa gains a creditable showing as he defends the policy.
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Steck
Hoover
Senate
Chamber
American Federation of Labor
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Manufacturers’ Association
Senator Steck
Iowa
Legion Calls for Inquiry Into Washington Lobbying Amid Propaganda Fears
The American Legion, meeting in Louisville, urged an inquiry into Washington lobbies and funding sources behind newspaper news releases. It warned the country risks being governed by well organized lobbyists rather than the people or elected representatives.
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American Legion
Louisville
Washington
ATC
Representa ‘Tives
Riots Rise Again as Canon City Prison Mutiny Shocks Nation
Last week another riot at the Colorado state penitentiary in Canon City left several guards dead and the warden wounded as inmates pressed for freedom. The spate of outbreaks prompts questions about overcrowding and prison conditions in federal and state facilities. The president orders federal prison inquiry while states consider investigations.
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Colorado State
Canon City
Ganon City
Young Peace Crusaders Promote War Abolition in Europe
France reports a Summer campaign by Volontaires de la Paix, groups of young men from France and allied nations, including Germany. They tramped countryside, held meetings, leaflets, talks, ending in a mass at the Paris Trocadero. The movement gains support amid postwar hostility and calls for abolition of war.
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France
Germany
Volontaires de la Paix
Trocadero
Paris
Motion on censorship and talkies sparks public debate
A motion argues film censors must improve both visuals and content to protect public morals as talkies rise. The piece notes critics fear relaxing standards could threaten societal values and trigger broader political concerns.
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Talkies
America
A Glimpse of Old Entertainment and Public Screening Standards
The article recalls early screening facilities and the role of reporting equipment issues to distributors. It contrasts modern concerns with memories of croquet as a peak outdoor pastime, noting the shift from simple fairs to regulated cinema experiences.
Alcohol as stimulant and medicine in emergencies debated
The piece reviews a medical professor’s view on alcohol in shock heart failure fainting and snakebite. It notes alcohol can be a depressant yet may provide temporary stimulation in crisis while warning against preemptive drinking. It adds reader Q and A on health topics and housekeeping tips.
Portrait of a Gifted Mind by Glenn Prank
A 1920 profile describes traits of a gifted mind. It lists quick thinking, rapid learning, strong memory, deep concentration, sustained endurance, perpetual curiosity, initiative, originality, strong generalization, and broad self criticism as core marks. The piece emphasizes a versatile, independent thinker capable of linking laws behind facts and resisting parroted ideas.
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Glenn Prank
University of Wisconsin
Cefininy
McGlure Newspaper
Iself
Bedlam
Glen
Peter
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Autumn Cheers and Prose from a Fractured Page
A jumble of poems, headlines, and notes captures autumn mood with coins, football notes, and local color. Mentions of Scapa, Cedar Rapids, Minnesota 39, and a window peeper near Pekin Inn show scattered items from a chaotic era page.
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Mexico
Coonskin Coats
Cedar Rapids
Coe
Minnesota
Parisian want ads reveal romance and rumors across Paris
A collage of French want ads shows a noble title seeker, a hungry student, a widowed would‑be with funds, an orphan ad, and a hire‑for‑a‑telescupe, alongside entertainment gossip about Paris venues, shows, and telephone book quirks. It also notes shifting girls names popularity over 50 years led by Mary and Elizabeth with Grace rising.
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Paris
Madame EH
India
Paradise Street
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Mary
Elizabeth
Ann
Emily
Frances
Mabel
Alice
Grace
Louise
Helen
Katherine
Margaret
Queen Victoria
Gladys
Anns
Latin American Road Visioned as Magic Maker
Visionaries describe a cape to capetown and buenos aires highway linking continents. The plan envisions vast engineering advances with asphalt, steam plows, and modern buses to connect South America and Africa, alongside ancient ruins and tropical scenery.
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Ransome
Sublon
Los Angeles
South America
Harry Carr
Bailey
Capetown
Cairo
Buenos Aires
Britain
Pacific Ocean
Black Africa
Central
Gerry Bouwer
Cape-to- Cairo
B.C
Brundisium
United States
Africa
Venezuela
Europe
Tropics
Panama
Western Hemisphere
Pymouth Rock
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Chile
Argentina
River la Plata
Parengue
Altla
Mexico
Guatemala
Copan
Honduras
Leake Titicaca
Cuzco
Pizarro
Spain
Brazil overproduction sparks coffee crisis after stabilization
Eight years after Brazil adopted McNary Haugen style stabilization, reports warn of a severe agricultural crisis from oversupply. Government storage and controlled marketing produced a surplus of Brazilian coffee, with 1923 output far above demand and prices possibly rising for global buyers.
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Founnnalt
Mann, Sentinel
United States
Brazil
A Bit of Luck From Mansion of Philosophy
A reflective excerpt urges gratefulness for small fortunes and asks readers to tally merits and demerits. It notes how life’s tolerance and personal negligence influence fate and cites Carlyle on extreme consequences if judged harshly.
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Mansion of Philosophy
Ciircumstance
Carlyle
Light My Way By Rev John R Gain
The constant man is defined by steadfast devotion to duty right and loyalties. He is dependable in crisis, trusted by colleagues, and worth while in community church and all circles. If constant, he earns respect. if not, he is unstable. Readers may submit questions for further counsel to the Luthor column.
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Charles Kingsley
NOYE
Luthor
Ravelone
Artful Dodger and the English picnic rolling pin race
The husband of the woman who won the rolling pin throwing contest at an English picnic unexpectedly ran 100 yards in about 10 seconds, a remarkable display as life offers its compensations.
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Dodger
Philadelphia Inquirer
Abe Martin on Lindbergh and flights
Abe Martin quips that Lindbergh causes all the uproar as he and his wife continue speaking. Tell Benkley comments on taking a tornado insurance prospect to lunch while avoiding women and smoke.
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Lindbergh
Tell Benkley
Gloom in New York Movie Orchestras Shrinks Jobs
New York musicians tied to movie theatre orchestras face thinning numbers as talkies reduce pit ensembles. Even top figures like Paul Whiteman remain busy, while many players turn to radio or other work.
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New York
Winter Garden
Ress Army
Paul Whiteman
First Lady Hoover Hosts Girl Scouts Rally on White House Lawn
Washington diary notes Mrs. Hoover eager to support Girl Scouts and attend a furniture exhibit in New York. She has long backed scouting since 1921, inviting leaders to lunch, touring HQs, and hosting events with enthusiasm.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
White House
New York
Girl Scouts of America
Altho
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania
Pine Grove
Harrisburg
Eighteenth Street
New York Avenue
Ture
Girl Scouts
Hoover
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