Unemployment Lessons From a Glass Darkly
The editorial recalls Miss Helen Hall of Henry Street Settlement noting 1928 unemployment pressures and pawn tickets, eviction notices, and foreclosures as signs of hardship. It warns that unemployment and its social costs persist beyond a temporary mood and critiques tax focus, labor control, and calls for arbitration limits while acknowledging women’s influence in amateur sport.
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Henry Street
New York
House of Representatives
Miss Hall
Congress
Hitler
William A. Wirt
More Work and Less Tools Glenn Frank Cites Added Load
Glenn Frank argues schools face mounting workload as enrollment grows since 1900 and 1929, while teaching staff and educational tools shrink. He cites higher enrollment, fewer teachers, increased specialized staff cuts, and a 48 percent drop in buying power since 1914. He warns of national disaster if education funds lag crime spending.
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Glenn Frank
NRA
Copeland
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Judith Lane Maps Rio Diablo Dam Plan in Western Texas
Judith Lane and her fiancé Norman Dale aid Tom Bevins in damming the Rio Diablo River after a major storm. Bevins, based in Houston, plans an auxiliary dam while Judith and Norman supervise evacuations and relief efforts as they travel by trawler toward Galveston. The scene shifts to a moonlit deck with geometric moonlight patterns.
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Judith Lane
Norman Dale
Tom Bevins
Rio Diablo River
Texas
Judith
Bevins
Norman
Houston
Rio Mar
Big Tom
Galveston
Clia
Judy
Judy Girl
Rio Diablo
Guiding Your Child The Toiling Toddler
A practical column contrasts preschool play with the child’s work like exploration and learning through bodily discovery. It notes seven years old as peak learning, then shifts to Judith and Norman negotiating career and marriage amid ambitions, with a northern California–style shipboard scene and pressures from Clia Sanford about women’s roles.
Hockey Game Quits Boxing Described As Rugged Sport
New York April 4 Hockey appears to have captured the rugged enthusiasm of those sickened by prize fighting. Crowds outgrow boxing cards as hockey offers fast action and dramatic falls. The piece notes the gendered appeal, constant on-ice danger, and everyday street crowds in support of the sport.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Peter Rabbit Ventures Through Spring Flood Sights
Thornton W. Burgess recounts Peter Rabbit’s spring travels as floods rise along the Big River Laughing Brook and Smiling Pond. Peter’s curiosity drives him to explore, despite warnings from Mrs. Peter who cautions against danger.
Broadway Banter and Polo Lure Hit Hollywood Route
A sharp wit plans a rain soaked tour to Hollywood studios hampered by polo temptations in glamorous Los Angeles. The piece riffs on socialites and a Vanderbilt heir amid magazine broadsides and self serving gibes in a 1934 syndicated column.
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Hollywood
Blood pressure measured through history and method
Dr Fishbein explains how pulse and arterial walls indicate blood pressure and traces the history from Stephen Hales to mercury column methods. The article notes early measurements in horses and evolving technology up to modern practice.
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Stephen Hales
Hales
Dominion Leader Horizontal 1 Across Puzzle Clue List
Puzzle fills a Dominion themed crossword with clues for both horizontal and vertical entries. It lists items like policy leader and various wordplay hints along with dates and references to notable figures and terms.
School Days and the Little Brother in School House
The text lists quiz style questions about history and navigation. It names the Anzacs as the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps and identifies Constantine the Great as Rome’s first Christian emperor. It notes wireless telegraphy aiding rescues in the 1909 collision of the Florida and the Republic.
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Rome
Constantine I, the Great
Florida
Republic
Peter's Dreadful Flood Discovery
Peter leaves the Briar patch to view rising waters at the Smiling Pool and the Big River. He fails to notice the flood, which advances, turning the patch into an island as Pete strides on toward danger. The tale introduces the next story in Burgess's series.
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Peter
Jerry Muskrat
Jerry
T. W. Burgess
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