Relief Funds and Jobs Drive Texan Public Policy
The Globe argues for using bond funds to finance relief in Texas with emphasis on job creation and permanent improvements. It cautions against direct relief dependence and foreign administrators, urging constructive work programs and local administration over centralized control.
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Nanny Decides on New Home in Old Briar Patch
In the Old Briar Patch tale the cautious Nanny finalizes plans for a proper home atop the rebuilt nest. She insists on a roof and solid construction while Danny frets over delays. Mrs. Peter warns of nearby dangers like Mr. Blacksnake as nest work proceeds.
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Mr. Blacksnake
Briarpatch
T. W. Burgess
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5 000 000 FEVER HOGS and the hog-butchering comparison
The piece links 5 million hog bloodletting to hard times and opposes NRA criticisms. It cites political figures and criticizes trade associations under the National Industrial Recovery Act. It argues relief schemes might have prevented unrest while urging reform in trade groups to avoid sabotaging national recovery efforts.
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America
Uncle Sam
Glenn Frank
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McClure Newspaper
Fog Locked Cape Yorage as Two Sailors Seek Hidden Letter
Colin Hewitt aboard Madame Frenier's launch sails toward a Cap d'Orage fishing club in a creeping fog. Germaine Tremblay warns of a real mist, and they decide to land near the point to wait out the weather rather than risk wrecking. The hunt for Joe Lazarre continues as the fog closes in.
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Germaine Trembay
Cape Yorage
Gulf of St. Lawrence
New York
Joe Lazarre
Colin
Donald Howard
Madame Frenier
Tremblay
Germaine
Lazarre
Cap A l'Orage
Hotel du Canada
Cap d d'Orage
Dr. Tremblay
Gregg
Cap A Vorage
Gulf
the Bonaventure
London
Bonaventure
Rainville
Lure for Scrivener Draws Pauses in New York
By O. C. McIntyre a broad survey of writers living abroad or distant, showing New York’s reduced relevance to top authors. It notes Hemingway, Bromfield, Buck, Baum and others living outside the city, with editors relying on agents and mail. The piece also charts cosmopolitan hotspots like Mt Kisco’s country clubs, Waldorf routines, and a dramatic fogbound river scene near a boat collision.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Washington Square
Europe
Hemingway
Louis Bromfield
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Boston
Ben Ames Williams
Harold Bell Wright
Tucson
Gouverneur Morris
Tahiti
Pearl Buck
China
Vicki Baum
Germany
Mt. Kisco
Westchester
Manhattan
Dr Fishbein Explains Sudden Unconsciousness Causes
Dr Fishbein outlines how doctors assess sudden unconsciousness by checking pulse, breathing, skin color, perspiration, pupil size, and skull condition. He notes possible brain injury, strokes, intoxication, or heat illness as underlying factors and warns that dizziness or disorientation can accompany fainting.
Hollywood codes may require husbands escorting wives
Hollywood trend could impose a code of ethics for wives with absent husbands led by Marquis Henri de la Falaise husband of Constance Bennett. He defends wives escorted by trusted friends while noting husbands’ knowledge. Carole Lombard and Bill Powell rekindle closeness after Reno. Gloria Swanson hosts party for the couple as Carole receives daily flowers from a 14 year old admirer.
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Dan Thomas
Hollywood
Marquis Henri de la Falaise
Constance Bennett
Bali
Connie
Gilbert Roland
Miss Bennett
Hank
Roland
Carole Lombard
Reno
Gloria Swanson
Carole
Bill Powell
Bill
Nevada
Bedtime Stories by Thornton W. Burg
A miscellany of brief notes and vignettes from 1933, touching on a mouse family tale, a painter's ride, Barbara Hutton's ring, street entertainment in New York, marine artists, and a gilded youth bitten by a pet ocelot, reflecting urban life and social curiosities of the era.
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Barbara Hutton
New York
Park Avenue
Winthrop Saltus
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
United Forces To Press Fight Here
United Forces to press fight for Prohibition in Potter County will continue to use the press pulpits clubs and schools to present facts. J M Cook district chairman said the group will seek another election as soon as state statutes allow after a Monday committee dry forces meeting.
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United
Prohibition
Potter County
J. M. Cook
United Forces
Woman dies after oil fire accident near Farmersville
Aug 29 report states Mrs. Viola Montgomery died from burns after pouring oil on a trash fire and lighting it. Eight children survive her. Local funeral planned for today. Nearby field workers and a dog alerted rescuers to her condition.
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Farmersville
Viola Montgomery
Almost a Bird Answer to Previous Puzzle
A horizontal puzzle list asks for a deity, heroic man in a picture, and various clues with numbers and abbreviations. It includes references to a world flight, solo flight, and other terms across horizontal and vertical entries as part of a word puzzle.
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