Real Disraeli Described By Parkinson In Play Review
A Carrell Players production at the Auditorium theater west features a portrayal of Benjamin Disraeli as a stylish, confident statesman. Judge T. W. Parkingon recalls early impressions from Parliament fifty-three years ago, praising the actor’s vocabulary, facial expressions, and grasp of Disraeli’s character. The piece notes the influence of Mary Anne and society ladies in shaping the minister’s image and discussesDisraeli’s leadership qualities and moments of wit during debates.
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Adriana Orlebexe
Disraeli
Vail
Richard
Clervell
Digzy
House of Commons
Evers
le akillCully
Mary Anne
Fly
Haze
Dleth
Childerys Dad Sumpay at Douae Cero
A local church program for children’s observance on Sunday morning at Salem Kvingelticid chorel begins at 10 30. An exercise titled A Flower Garden by Mrs Heemer and primary children is planned with a Grade Hall Procession and a choral presentation by intermediates and the choir teaches. The Missionary Offering is noted and the evening Tellawabip service will feature a guest sermon and special singing.
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Bonday
Mehildren
Yingram
Salem
Wisconsin women attend three day State Fair camp
A group of sixteen Waukenia County women joined a three day camp at State Fair Park where the University of Wisconsin conducted home economics demonstrations. The event marks its third camp year with 65 enrollees. Notable speakers included Mrs Frank Thomas and Mrs A D Shults along with Miss Clara Seibert. Enrollees met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Peltor Swantz’s home amid readings and social activities.
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A Bros Pl
Waukenia
State Fair Park
University of Wisconsin
Prank Thomas
Tuneheoan
Mra. A. D. Shults
Clara Seibert
Berlin
Peltor Swantz
Borah Faces Nine Planks in Political Standstill
In Washington a Borah led push reveals a nine plank program amid partial approvals and conference talks. The scene includes discussions of Hoovers and policy debates on refunds, relief laws, and wartime provisions affecting employment and welfare, with Borah anticipated to pledge support in the Republican arena.
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Wiltasa
Boren
Karmaa City
Hoover
Borah Ae
Ernie
Adele Willy
Odin
Vanck Jalest Aarhus Reservitioum
Aes
Mitione
America
Refiad
Amerie
Uto
Senate
Borah
Lucy
Republica
Madison Jail Break Foiled by Federal Charge Case
A dramatic jail break attempt at Madison was thwarted when five inmates captured, including leaders and a rope-armed escape plan. Warnings: the conspirators faced federal charges. names include Loren, Crosde, Coates, Wfantensehite, Rothschild Benger, and others.
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Sherny
Wim
Chirence A. Loren
Lay Crosde Dow Call
Ail
Leo Coates
Indictment returns in Pitts district probe
Federal grand jury today returned an indictment in the Pitts district investigation of alleged conspiracies. Walsh, deputy police official, and Charles Faulkner police inspector face charges as parts of a broad probe. Binning at 7:90 a'clock noted in the report. A welcome was extended by Salem church officials on Enitday.
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Walsh
Auperdelendent
Linde Manend
Federal
Pittsboroh
W. Orin
Wolies Mipiittate
Charles Faulkner
Eloik
Salem Churel
Enitday
Australta Praises New Air Heroes In Ocean Flight
Reporting from a damaged page, Australta extols a daring air voyage across the South Seas. The Benihorny Cres crew faced peril, navigators and radio operators coordinated, and the voyage drew global attention as a pioneering display of skill and courage.
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Australta
Dlvtiaun Hathon
Lyon
Warner
Eaves
Bydney Lamarrow
Remady
United
Diaves
South Seas
Peter Pitet
HoUshant
Aylin Noreen Maida Mba
Atlantic Flight Delayed by FOI in Poor Weather
An early 20th century report notes an Atlantic flight delayed by fog and wind. Weather conditions include easterly winds, low clouds, and cool air over the ocean. Mentions of passengers and crew attempting previous flights, with references to Miss Mabel Bell and others observing the weather’s impact on travel.
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Mabel Bell
Hayes
Cattle prices higher than 1927 market week report
Market weekly review notes higher cattle prices versus 1927 with milk and cheese trends, heavy receipts and fluctuating hog and pork values. Buyers reluctant to pay early in the week, with cheese stocks and cold storage levels cited.
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Winle
See Seeen By United Preas Leased Wire to The Freeman
Fragmented OCR text with multiple garbled phrases. No clear event, names, or places readable enough to identify a coherent news item. Represents a partial wire service caption and scattered references.
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United Preas
Freeman
Chicago Grasy Close 1amhs Lost September
Fragmentary OCR shows a brief Chicago item mentioning a close event at 1amhs in September and a loss. It is terse with unclear details but preserves named location and month. The readable bits imply a late event noted in a Chicago context without full context or names.
CATTLE MARKET SUMMARY From A Rural Auction
Readable fragment lists live cattle prices and lot details. Steers and cows show price ranges with weights and qualities. Entries mention buyers, barns, and terms, reflecting a bustling but partial record of a livestock sale.
Veterans Elect Official Staff at Mactan and Wir-Latavelot
A messy wartime style report notes Frida Tot being elected head of the Women’s Auxiliary and naming veteran staff to oversee efforts in Wheensin veterans group. It mentions councilor Sheilosgans Kivler and Gerald Wartacie among those in leadership, plus a memorial service planned for fallen members and a call to honor the fallen corps.
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Mateo For
Mactan
Tleennay
Gerald Sole
Toni Wwartacie Department
J. T. Brewut
Eminrado
Bremen Crew Sails for Home in Turbulent Voyage
The Bremen crew heads for home amid chaotic weather and unsettled seas as they near the New World. Captain James G. Fi and Captain Honmino Konk command the vessel with the crew navigating challenging winds toward port, while plans for commercial ventures loom on the horizon.
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Livon Cunthoy von Euentett
Hanes G
Honmino Konk
Bertin
Trish
Ile Forke
Namie
Vialian Enterprises
Discovery Aims To Prolong Goldfish Life In Racine
In Racine Wisconsin residents report efforts to extend goldfish lifespans through water treatment and care. Officials warn improper feeding and polluted water can shorten a goldfish’s life and urge use of proper water quality practices.
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Racine
Oftallen Sour
Clifton Whler
Ulery
Deny Gay
Larson, Coommission Engineer Dies in Hospital
Charles Larson Jr chief engineer of the railroad commission died after hospitalization. He served two years with the commission and previously played college football at the university. He is survived by his widow and three children.
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Larson
Adavtson
Larson, Jr
Die
Wincuisih
Tayson
Lars Orkileys
Melantamy Haatlon
Taiiversity’ Low
Dla
Unreadable OCR item with poultry terms and prices
Damaged text fragment shows scattered poultry terms, numbers, and names. It mentions poultry items and potential sales codes but lacks coherent context or identifiable events or entities for a complete summary.
Chicago Livestock Market Report With Mixed Prices
Report from Chicago livestock buyers shows hog markets steady to higher with weights and mid sizes strongest. Sows and gilts available with prices ranging and cattle bids mixed as yearlings and steers show modest gains amid broad demand uncertainty.
Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle and Sheep Activity
Packers and buyers weighed yearlings and light steers with prices around 14 to 15 per hundred, noting strong feeders and steady cows. Large sheep volume traded with prices near 7 for doubles and lighter heifers around 14 to 15, while overall demand remained varied across stock types and weights.
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Mierkot
Fragmented historic note on religious leaders and meetings
A garbled OCR fragment references a Lutheran fund of America closing sessions and mentions several clergy including The Rev and others. It appears to describe a meeting or series of sessions with religious figures and possible remarks attributed to a president or leader.
Meru Ermiina Mae Stigelbagh, 61, obituary
Ermiina Mae Stigelbagh of Sussex dies Saturday at home. Survived by husband, two sons Chester and George, two daughters Mela and Inia, sister, and several nieces and nephews. Services planned Monday at 3 PM with burial at Rose Cemetery Wise.
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Meru
Ermiina Mae Stigelbagh
White
J.C. Eingalbach
Sussex
Dune Dati Im
Ty Iwo
Chester Amd Alpit
Mela
Inia
Heyal
Mande
Dead Pan
Fron
Rose Chil Cewetery
Tex Bins
Tagthaughte
Stedelyat
Wernrather
Aha
George Bonk
Providence
Yotava Hrotlin
George Ant Mulime
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