Exploiting the Needy Warns Governors Against Fake Work Firms
Miss Frances Perkins, New York State Industrial Commissioner, commends action warning state governors about fake mail order home work firms exploiting jobless people. The schemes promise high pay for easy tasks but steal deposits and vanish, prompting calls for prison for promoters and a push for practical government research. Leaders cite Prohibition enforcement as a measure and urge university study into public policy and administration.
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Frances Perkins
New York State
Miss Perkins
Chicago
Five assets of social capital for 1931 from The End of an Epoch
The piece lists five positive assets cited by Stuart Chase as supports for 1931. They include a vast production and distribution mechanism, ample natural resources, healthier and longer living population, a new science of industrial management favoring high wages and shorter hours, and a generation returning from cynicism to seek beauty and belief.
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Stuart Chase
America
Saturday Review of Literature
Mr. Chase
Edi
Banv
McClure
How It Began and Ship Cat Customs Revealed
A report explains marine law on derelicts and forfeited rights aboard ships without living creatures, noting cats are kept on vessels to provide a living occupant. The piece promotes dispatches on why we tease newlyweds and other origin stories, inviting reader ideas to Russ Murphy at The Globe.
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Russ Murphy
Globe
Wild Synopsis of Frost Family Drama in Cloughbarre
David Frost marries Fanny Frei burg, angering his mother who heads the Frost Brownbeck clan in Cloughbarre Pennsylvania. They start anew in a cottage, face poverty, have daughter Sheila, and contend with money squabbles while Bob Daniels leans on Fanny and Amelia marries Clark Smith the war correspondent.
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David
Frost
Frost- Brownbeck
Cloughbarre
Pennsylvania
Fanny
Sheila
Bob Daniels
Leila
Amelia
Clark Smith
Must David surrender to family pressure in this chapter
Clark Smith, son of a Washington patent lawyer, faces family opposition as Amelia's marriage brings bills and debts. Fanny hides the truth about bridesmaid dress charges and David loses his job, sparking tension between independence and family duty. Purdue opens Western conference basketball against Notre Dame.
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Washington Patent
Cloughbarre
Frosts
Brownbecks
Clark
David
Sheila
Fanny
Amelia
Purdue
Notre Dame
Broadway in Its Gilded Age Glitter and Gaiety
A nostalgic panorama of New York’s Broadway days, listing famed figures and spots from the era. Mentions of stars, venues, and social scenes show a vibrant, roguish nightlife, with Jimmy Walker, moguls like Loew and Zukor, and landmark places anchoring the era.
Glenwood P T Group Displays Holiday Gifts
Glenwood pupils and parental teacher association members show a bazaar display in the Chamber of Commerce window. Proceeds fund the Glenwood school library as handmade wooden animals oilcloth gifts and novelty toys attract shoppers.
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Glenwood School
Glenwood
Parent-Teacher Association
Chamber of Commerce
P.T. A
Flashes of Life and Global Briefs From The Era
A quirky Berkshire note in Lenox where an Eskimo dog steals five right handed gloves from Cortland Field Bishop and compensation is offered. Ireland accordion parade memory. Romania land settlement after 359 years in court. Durham Castle preservation aided by Pilgrim Trust funds and Edward Harkness donation to protect the structure from the river.
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Berkshires
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Bishop
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Edward
Harkness
Durham Castle
William I
Pilgrim Trust
New York
Durham University
Crossword Puzzle Sphinx Question Across and Down Clues
A cluttered puzzle page lists many clues across and down including Largest city in Russia Deauville where is Deauville a verb and many word definitions such as to soak flax spikelet coin and moisture along with a reference to the Sphinx and a Yale clue The grid hints at a themed crossword with numbers and mixed topics across several lines including historical and literary entries
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Russia
Deauville
Yale
Stumpy the Muskrat Sees Snow Roof At Smiling Pool
Stumpy the three legged son of Jerry Muskrat adapts to a frozen Smiling Pool with an ice roof. He discovers snow and a bright sun above a white world as Jerry explains Jack Frost has turned rain into snow, altering his view of the world.
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Jerry Muskrat
Smiling Pool
North
Mr. Sun
Laughing Brook
Jack Frost
Jerry
T. W. Burgess
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