03 Nov 1932
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1932
Page
1
Peter Rabbit doubted Lightfoot the Deer tale of new horns growing that summer until Jumper the Hare confirmed seeing the old horns shed. Lightfoot explains the rags on his horns, and Peter seeks belief while his cousin adds supporting proof.
The narrative describes Gregory Kabat, Wisconsin's captain, a guard and backfield threat who earned all conference honors last year. The text shifts to a mythic account of growing horns, detailing their soft beginnings, rapid growth, and eventual hardening as part of a larger legend surrounding the awakended features.
A jumble of old miscellany includes a Rosetta Stone reference, jokes from exams and essays, Shakespeare’s birth year, a Venice canal scene, a demagogue as a liquor vessel, heat and cold explanations with examples, fish swarm notes, and a quoted 1933 syndicate fragment about transformation and growth.
A 1932 poem by Douglas Malloch describes a mountain man returning to the hills from city life. He speaks of the mountain country as home and the prairie as unsuitable for a mountain man to die while acknowledging age and wanderlust.
A historical note on molasses from the South shaping American cookery. The piece lists recipes and uses from Louisiana Pudding to Southern Waffles and Creole Sauce, citing molasses as a staple before sugar. Attributed to Western Newspaper Union.
The girlfriend weighs a seashore versus mountain vacation as she struggles to choose the less exhausting option. This line from a Nina Wilcox Putnam work appears in a 1932 Ball Syndicate WNU service listing.
The text explains calendar year runs January 1 to December 31 while fiscal years vary in length from 366 to 405 days. It notes fiscal years can begin and end at any convenient time for accounting and cites the federal government fiscal year starting July 1 and ending June 30.
A sweeping review shows Hoover Roosevelt campaigns across the country with speakers pushing for the Prohibition issue. Maryland Governor Albert Ritchie and Henry Allen spar in Chicago while La Follette faction backs Roosevelt. New York faces budget cuts and looming subway bonds as city finances deteriorate. UK and Soviet trade tensions grow with Britains break of ties while Ireland seeks a united republic.
In a Paderborn speech Chancellor Franz von Papen argued foreign debt totals about 4.6 billion dollars and that Germany cannot endure further withdrawals. He defended import restrictions as necessary to save agriculture and warned against currency instability from policy. He urged mutual respect and disarmament without hegemony or alliances in Europe. He noted Germany will not attend a Geneva four power disarmament conference, a decision London and Washington partially oppose.
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