White Cross Seal Drive boosts crippled children aid in Texas
The Amarillo Globe-News reports the White Cross seal drive on Easter Day to fund Texas Society for Crippled Children. President Charles F. Ashcroft notes 20 000 crippled Texas children seek treatment and hopes to raise at least 25 000 dollars to complement a 10 000 dollar state appropriation.
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Texas
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Pillm Ez Howe
E Iter
Ilbury
Hawk
Texas Society For Crippled Children
White Cross
Lexus
Charles FE. Ashcroft
Light and Speed Symbol of a Changing Era
A commentary on era shifts from economics to science. It notes Michelson’s speed of light findings at Pasadena showing variability, challenging relativity. Glenn Frank laments a low mood harming U.S. education, contrasting with England and France.
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Pasadena
Calif
Michelson
Glenn Frank
United States
England
France
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Judith Lane and the Rio Diablo Expedition Tale
Judith Lane, secretary to Tom Bevins, travels to West Texas with Norman Dale for the Rio Diablo dam project. The story follows a storm threatened expedition, Judith's evolving relationship with Dale, and her role in keeping morale among native children as the heat and danger mount.
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Clia Sanford
Judith Lane
Tom Bevins
Judith
Norman Dale
Bevins
Norman
Rio Diablo
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Texas
Hades
Judy
Boving
Dale
Big Tom
Rio Diablo Valley
Devil River
Gulf Coast
Miss Lane
Cinderella
Prince
Pop
Tommy
Jeanne Bowman
Health Talk on Washing and Deep Breathing Facts
Dr Fishbein explains that the body is self regulating and six to eight glasses of water daily provide necessary intestinal cleansing under normal conditions. He debunks the belief that morning deep breathing with cold exposure greatly improves health and notes specific washings only for doctor prescribed infections.
California clemency survey shows 36 percent escaped death
A board survey in California finds that 36 percent of Death Row inmates over 40 years escaped execution via computations or transfers to insane asylums. In Santa Cruz, officials uncovered a forgotten street right of way through a district property, unused for over six decades.
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Board of Paroles and Pardons
California
Santa Cruz
Cal
Hotel Smacks of Criminals
In a New York diary style piece, the writer recalls hotel lobby ambiance, encounters with gamblers and proprieties of nightlife, contrasts with seaside and city hotel scenes, and notes famous names who frequent Central Park, Carnegie, Ferber, Dreiser and Carter among others, ending with a reflective walk along a riverfront.
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Underworld
House Dick
Bedtime Stories and Musings From a Bygone Era
A collage of children’s tale fragments with Jerry Muskrat and Mrs Jerry missing, Mrs Quack and Mr Quack evaluating a hopeless Muskrat, plus a satirical Bagatelles roundup noting Will Rogers and Aldous Huxley celebrity items and a reflective after-dark stroll by Riverside Drive.
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Bagatelles
Will Rogers
Willie
Aldous Huxley
Franzier Hunt
Prince of Wales
Hugh Wiley
Literati
Luther Reed
Joseph Urban
Rex Beach
Mary Pickford
Graeme Lorimer
George Horace
New York Weekly
Jerry Muskrat Tells What Happened
In the Smiling Pool tale Jerry Muskrat faces separation from Mrs. Jerry after a drift with logs. Mrs. Quack and Mr. Quack express concern and pledge help while Jerry fears never seeing his mate again. Copyright 1934 by T. W. Burgess.
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Jerry
Mr. Quack
Mrs. Quack
Jerr Muskrat
Jerry Muskrat
Brother Jerry
Mrs. Jerry
Guiding Your Child Food Phobias and Dietary Conflicts
A discussion on child food aversions with cauliflower as a case study. It notes that while some picky eating is common, forcing a child to eat disliked vegetables can cause vomiting and upset, and that peaceful meals and substitutes are preferable. Recovery and shifts in taste may occur with time.
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Judith
Big Tom
Clia
Big Tom Bevins
Alice Clarissa Richmond
Dora
Cow Defies TB Tests On Campus Farm
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on April 2, Mabel the cow at St Vincent College resisted TB testing by a farm worker, tossing him into a stanchion. The worker required hospital care with two broken ribs reported by the doctor.
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Greensburg
Mabel
St. Vincent College
George Edison
George
School Days Quiz Opinion Mini Section
The reader quiz presents questions about geography and marriage terms. It lists the Volga as Europe’s longest river and defines morganatic marriage as a union between a royal or exalted man and a lower ranked partner. It also notes Mark Twain as a famed American humorist with the real name Lemuel Langhorne Clemens.
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Europe
Volga
Mark Twain
French Statesman Puzzle Grid Across and Down
A crossword style clue set asks for the French statesman in the picture and lists horizontal and vertical entries with numbered hints. The puzzle spans terms from ages and nations to art and science, including references to grapes, silkworms, and disarmament context.
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France
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