24 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1921
Page
1
A daily memo from Hoyle Jr. in The Daily Freeman notes a question box about games. Readers may mail inquiries with name and address. signed letters only receive responses. unrelated questions are not answered.
This fragment discusses auction bridge bidding ideas, trump handling, and partner communication. It references standard for diamonds, opening bids, and strategy for singletons and no trump. It contrasts fast trick gaining versus safety and notes on how a bid may influence the hand and rubber outcome.
The article describes the launch of Russia’s first private newspaper, The Fltran (The Readers), with an initial circulation around 1,000 to 3,000 copies. It notes the editor’s avoidance of politics, a literary and cultural focus, and plans for theater and cinema coverage, including reviews and listings, amid a cautious editorial stance in a Bolshevik era context.
A fragmented Christmas issue from a rural paper includes letters to Santa, garbled classroom bits, and a note by MILUREN HALEN about holiday gifts. It mixes missing punctuation with stray names, lines about New Year plans, and children’s hopes, creating a snapshot of a quirky community page.
Announcement from the Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers Association reports cotton linters, a former waste by product from cotton mills, adopted by paper makers as a substitute for rags in high grade bonds and ledgers. The Starmcraft conversion plant in Mopexell Virginia, led by JW Bill, President, drives a new industry with firms in the Southern states developing further uses and watermarked papers.
A chaotic New York page features a ghostly diner tableau and a reflective piece on industry. It recounts a peculiar drink, social pressures, and a profile of Akron industrialist A. Setherling amid a shift to a new company. Also notes a prominent art club exhibition and a breadth of cartoons and caricatures on display.
German predict new trans Atlantic freight rates as the shipping board plans to add three new liners on the New York Plymouth Cherbourg Brest Danzig route. The Hap hag steamers American and George Washington are said to be on the route, with opposition expected from major U S lines and allied pools guarding member interests.
The excerpt describes a publicized expedition by Willam Ony Mo and WW Steit to Brazil. They report shooting at insects with loaded pistols using diinthe aid shots to deter biting pests. The text mentions distant explorations beyond the Coloned Rensen river and Nie Teadera, with references to dragon files and fever.
An unreadable OCR fragment references North German Lloyd and freight costs. It mentions rates between America and the Far East, bunker costs, and war risk concerns but provides no clear event, date, or identifiable names beyond agencies and generic terms.
Fragmentary OCR text references a GOP figure and a 20 year old note about wealth of 250000, with mentions of industry, community focus, and a benefactor who died leaving a note to an editor. Names and specifics are garbled, yielding an incompletely readable brief.
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