Panhandle Daily News Promotes Impartial Democratic Coverage
The Daily News outlines its role as an independent Democratic paper serving the Panhandle region with morning and evening editions. It emphasizes publishing news impartially and supporting what it believes to be right, regardless of party politics.
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National Whirligig: Wet Platform Winds Upset GOP Plans
Washington notes a damp political climate as Republicans lose primaries in New York Massachusetts and other eastern states. The piece cites veteran names and predicts general election trouble while detailing the President's cautious campaign and August nomination ceremony. It also critiques the economy bill and veteran funding cuts amid broader fiscal concerns.
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The Philippines Independence Affects U S Policy
A Washington correspondent notes independence for the Philippines seems near and that Congress might rush to pull out. He argues the United States should ease the transition after thirty years as a U S possession to avoid economic ruin for the islands.
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Precaution to Prevent Chaos After Flag Departures
A statement argues American responsibility endures beyond the flag being lowered only if the nation prepares its charges for full freedom, stressing planned transition and orderly change.
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Change for the better in baseball amid rare on-field fights
The Cleveland park melee where Chicago White Sox clashed with umpire George Moriarty highlights how baseball has changed. Physical fights have become rare as the sport evolves, with umpires needing protection less often after games.
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Poetical Debate on Defense and Liberty
An editorial contrasts pacifist critics with soldiers guarding homeland safety and cites James A Read former Missouri senator on liberty. Izvestia warns that pursuing a new adventure against Japan would backfire, suggesting imperialists would suffer consequences.
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Mae West Seeks Drama Beyond Diamond Lil Returns
New York letters describe Mae West drafting a vaudeville act likely to feature Diamond Lil as a thematic revival. West occupies quiet spaces, avoids nightlife, and pursues writing projects while maintaining a public image of privacy. Also noted is John Barry Ryan’s literary controversy and Odessa mayor Joseph Lightner’s show business past and peculiar travel rituals.
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Cucumber Facts and Diet Tips From Dr Frank Necdy
Digest about cucumbers from ancient Egypt to America. Benefits include minerals like potash lime magnesia iron. Claims cover indigestibility myths and effects on digestion, with cooking ideas and seasonal notes. Also includes unrelated health questions and dubious remedies.
Hatin' Pay and Poor Investments in Society
A brief social remark notes that some girls who dislike work choose partners who profit less or more from such unions. The writer wryly observes how choices in marriage reflect broader economic risk and personal priorities, underscoring themes of labor and value.
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John F. Dille
Treatments for disseminated sclerosis offer hope through diet and massage
A reader requests information on disseminated sclerosis and the doctor advises consulting a physician skilled in diet and massage for substantial improvement. The response emphasizes cautious optimism and ongoing treatment, noting improvement depends on individual examination and regimen.
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VUE Wadia 6-18 Puffy Rests at Pleasant View Farm
Puffy rests at Pleasant View Farm with one arm in use, making repeated trips between lips and plate. The scene portrays a calm, rural setting focused on the animal’s daily routine and form.
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Language Quiz Questions About Spelling and Pronunciation
Five short prompts asking about grammar and vocabulary. They cover the correctness of "He was an ornery fellow" and the pronunciation of caramel, identify the misspelled word among Greazy breezy frenzy, define crystal lize, and find a qu word meaning at rest.
Crystallized Spirit of Free Institutions Noted
The excerpt highlights Thomas Jefferson as one who caught and crystallized the spirit of free institutions. It also defines terms and pronunciations, including kar-a-mel and quiescent, and offers a phrase about a worthless fellow and greasy describe descriptors.
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Roberts County 4-H Clubs Grow Ahead of Tri-State Fair
Under supervision of Miss Bessie Sikes, Roberts County demonstration agent, five 4-H clubs have been organized with several more planned this week. The county shows strong resources and aims for honors at the Tri-State Fair.
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Bessie Sikes
Roberts County
Word puzzle: form four and three letter words
Puzzle instruction from page shows forming a four letter word and a three letter word from letters STICKERS AARSSTW. Each word, when spelled backwards, makes another valid word. Solution appears on back page.
Advice to grooms from Dorothy Dix on lasting marriage
A mother counsels her son to nurture love and partnership in marriage. She urges praise, patience, and shared domestic effort, arguing that small nightly affections and steady kindness sustain a wife. The piece stresses tenderness, fair finances, and mutual respect as keys to a lifelong union.
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Selah
Your Baby and Mine colic advice for eight month old
A mother reports an eight month old with prolonged colic and restlessness. The article argues colic often signals hunger, suggests diet changes with softened cereals and milk formula adjustments, and outlines a day schedule including meals, juices, and naps. It advises switching to a moderate milk mix, regular meals, and sun exposure while offering related leaflets.
Harvests in Roberts County Hit by Dry Spell
June 14 report from Miami Harvest Read Miami notes harvest will start Friday in Roberts County with light crops due to last month’s dry spell. Weather conditions cited as a contributing factor and local farmers expect reduced yields this season.
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