Daily Poplified: Classifieds and notices from Mersey
Old, damaged OCR text shows newspaper boilerplate and advertising policy from The Ascot Press. It includes pricing notes, circulation details, agency credits, and statements about republication rights and ad acceptance rules. The fragment references Hartman as President and Editor and lists offices on West Park Ave with a Munsey Bureau.
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Oy . Man CO
West Park Ave
Tel
Hartman
Peterman
Tress
Geral Mee
Mil
Iowa
Waterios
Simber
Associats Ss
Ascot ‘Press
Roe
Derien Riember
Wogmas
Menage Mnnet
Washington, D. C
Munsey Ride
Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Storr & Fintey
Rep's
Tense relations with Japan threaten coast if invasion fear grows
The piece argues Japan seeks to stir US publics and gain leverage on race policy and Pacific commerce. It asserts hidden motives behind Japanese agitation, warns of a potential shift in the race question, and contemplates U.S. policy backed by the navy. It also discusses Bryan, Cox, Wilson, and party conflicts shaping the 1920 election discourse.
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Japan
Far East
Pacific
United States
America
U.S. Avy
Seattle
Canada
Australia
Cox
Brean
Bryan
House
Senate
Congress
White House
Bryag
W. J. Bryan
San Francisco
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
League of Patrons
Mr. Bryan
Federation of Liquor Dealers
Gov. Cox
Bryan's Suggestion Public Publication Salient Points
Mr Bryan, known as the Great Commoner, publishes a personal work with political-leaning suggestions. The piece is unlikely to receive approval from the White House or from supporters of the current campaign.
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Bryan
White House
Cam
Parking Dilemma Sparks Tunnel Idea for Grant Park
Chicago engineers propose tunneling Grant Park to create subterranean garages. The city faces severe street congestion on Sycamore, Fifth, Commercial, and nearby blocks as drivers back into narrow aisles. A covered platform with day stalls could free street space and ease traffic. The note also mentions the Cainle Congress and rising car costs impacting drivers and industry.
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Chicago
Grant Park
Wateriog
Sycamore Street
Park Avenue
Sixth
Fifth
Sycamore
Lafayette
Fourth
Fourth Street
Trafic
Cedar River
Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feelin
A quirky note reports a Thursday night event with playful overtones about golf and dinner time. The item hints at family dinner being late due to an afternoon round and evokes a lighthearted domestic scene. No named individuals or organizations are specified in the readable text.
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Mother
Jack Dempsey
Ray
Ruth
Tilden
Friend Wife By Roe Fulberson
Imogene explains to Andrew the harsh realities facing Evangeline Huggins as she seeks a wealthy husband. Evangeline tries aviation, nursing, stage work, and manicure school, but barriers like cost, apprenticeships, and gendered expectations block success, leaving a “hard matter for a poor girl” to secure an eligible mate.
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Imozene
Evangeline Huggins
St. Vincent's Hospital
Wall Street
New York
Breadway
Andrew
Evangeline
Imogene
Finger prints as universal ID proposed by Huber
Health talks discuss Galton’s fingerprint odds and a proposed central Washington bureau to store every citizen’s prints. Two prints per person, local and capital records, aiding civil statistics, insurance, banking, and crime prevention. Addresses privacy and questions answered in column.
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Galton
Joseph A. Faurot
New York Police Department
Washington
Actrons
John Jones
Monsieur Lecoq
Nature Notes Questions and Answers in Burroughs Style
A fragmentary nature questions column by John Burroughs asks when crows flock how squirrels tell false scents from true ones and how weeds cure. includes observations on Baltimore and orchard orioles, wolves and foxes avoiding poisoned meat, and the similarities and differences between fall and spring as mirrored in mood and season.
Editorials and notices on Cummins Harding race and Prohibition views
Town editors urge voting for Cummins and Harding for change in federal leadership, defend Cummins on railway bill votes, and defend labor stance. Marcus News notes tension between politics and WCTU over prohibition, while Cedar Rapids Gazette calls for a streetcar fare remedy via legislature or a new public utilities commission.
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Cumming
Harding
Cedar Rapids
Republican
Cummins
White House
Senate
United States
Congress
Cilmroins
Larding
Narmal
Labor
Plumb
Towa
Supreme Court
Public Utilities Commission
Joyful Farewell as Blizzard Brings Winter Blues
A clipped poem laments the season’s shift with winter's gray all around. It reflects on the old mower, a relic of summer, and the looming bill from the Plumber. The speaker bids farewell to warmth and embraces the storm, acknowledging fate and financial strain.
Comedian Buys Change At Village Bank
A famous actor impersonator walked into a village bank and, to prove wealth, tossed $200 in hundreds at the teller and requested ten times as many twos and a balance in fives. The cashier formed the exact combination. determine the bills received.
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Aly
The Sandman Story by RS Fr A Walker
A fragment from The Sandman Story recounts a tale of giants and dwarfs, describing a world where dwarfs are small and giants build great castles and shape the landscapes with leaps over mountains. It hints at a fairy tale setting and a simplistically drawn moral about size and wonder.
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Sandman
Fr. A. Walker
State fair display on idle slogan draws attention
A rustic booth presents a buggy display titled Our ides of doin' nothin' as a novelty at a state fair. Safe Bud, a trained animal mascot, has learned to perform but resists costume expectations, including a $125 business suit, while educational efforts push a price tag of $14 for shoes.
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Safe Bud
Conrao
The Giant Bumps and the Tale of the Dwarfs
A fairy tale recounts Gruffo the father giant and his son Bumps who earns a chance to escape the Island of Despair with the aid of a晶 butterfly. Bumps tricks lead to a test, a race through a stone gateway, and the giants shrinking to dwarfs, ending with all living as equals in mountain caverns.
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Gruffo
Bumps
Gramps
Hari
Lehange
Batterly
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Mause
Henry Ford
John D
John
Waite
WSIT
Friend Wife
Roe Fulberson
Somin
R. Hober
Hubert
Nature Notes
John Burroughs
Gion
Zululand
Baltimore
Orchard
Town Editors
W. C
U. Marcus
Frank L. Stanton
Sam Loyd
Pic Mercia Mentees
N.W. Andrews
Niag
Briacea
Sele Manufacturers
Briacea Drug Company
Manees City
Me. A
Nien
Ano
Nature
Beatty
Ft. & Wittiurers Lyko Medicine Co
Nantreighan
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