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Bill to Establish Army Air Bases Faces Roosevelt Veto
Advocates of disarmament urge President Roosevelt to veto the Wilcox bill authorizing army air bases across the United States Alaska and overseas possessions. The measure would authorize base creation for training and defense, with an estimated cost of 120 million dollars and specific regional considerations.
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Health Talk on Stuttering in Children
The piece notes that at least 20,000 U S children stutter and only about 10 recover during elementary education. It links stuttering to emotional distress and family or caregiver relationships and emphasizes addressing underlying emotional issues before tackling the speech mechanism.
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Stone broth tale warns of dole and self reliance
Dr. Frank cites a parable where a hungry jobless youth makes broth from a stone with the help of a farmer’s wife, turning hunger into a modest meal. He argues the story highlights dangers of dependency and the need to maintain self reliance while aiding those in need.
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Moonlit Crest Lake Hearts Clash Between Jo and Bret
Jo Darien in Crest Lake encounters romance and turmoil as Bret Paul confronts her about past devotion. At the inn Fragonet and Marsh stir tensions while Silas Drann and others arrive for a film shoot. Jo faces strained friendship and lingering love as moonlight deepens the conflict.
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Siam King Chula... and the court of Somer Phra Paraminde
A fragmented text details Siamese royalty with the title Somer Phra Paraminde Mata Chilatong Kern Thra Chita Klao and mentions a long royal lineage. It shifts to a tense scene between Jo and Bret at Crest Lake about Fragonet, marriage, and a planned departure.
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Thoughts on words for pain in the neck and culture notes
A column with names and sketches of public figures, writers, actors, and performers. Mentions include Charles I Scott, Walter Dambro sche, Rob Wagner, Helen Morgan, Winnifred Shaw, Gerald Breitigam lookalikes, Patou shutters, J Aubrey Smith, Ernest Torrence, Jim Flagg, Peter Arno, Bruce Lessing, Arthur Gutterman and Ed wins Alger. Also notes on Cawthorn, Kolb & Dill, and Ed win Alger role.
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Hooty the Owl Faces Temptation in Green Forest Tale
Thornton W Burgess narrates Hooty the Owl desperate for meat after a stretch of bad hunting. He spots a half grown porcupine but shuns the meal when quills appear. Hunger returns, pushing Hooty to circle back to a risky hunt near the tree trunk.
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Hooty Tracks Tales and a Porcupine Predicament
A garbled excerpt hints at a playful animal tale with Hooty the owl chasing a porcupine. The text references a mouse, a tree, and a looming temptation to attack, while a separate note mentions fairs, drawers of tickets, and a hardware merchant.
Shamrock as Ireland's national flower and other quiz items
Questions cover why Shamrock symbolizes Ireland citing Saint Patrick, the first American poem Thanatopsis by William Cullen Bryant at age 17, and lammergeier or griffin vulture as a European eagle feeding on decomposed meat. A fiction excerpt then shows Bret forcing Jo into an embrace as the scene ends with a To Be Contined note.
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Former President Horizontal Puzzle Summary
A compact clue list presents a word puzzle about the 26th president with various definitions and cross references. It mentions names, numbers, and locations in a dense crossword style, including hints for terms like musical notes and measure units.
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