League impotence and Italy Abyssinia dispute highlighted
A Kansas City column discusses why the League of Nations failed to restrain Italy in Abyssinia, noting that major powers act in pursuit of national interests and cannot enforce peace while self interest prevails. It traces parallels to Japan in Manchuria and warns reforms depend on nations changing conducts. The piece also reports on Pan American highway progress and a cold Akron nudist convention ending with clothes.
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League of Nations
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Manchuria
Italy
Abyssinia
Africa
France
Europe
China
California
League
Alaska
Texas
Mexico City
W. H. Purlong
United States
Republic of Mexico
Tamasunhale
Akron
Plea for Economic Education of Nation in Trade Realities
Dr Frank argues for re-educating the nation about economic realities as the United States shifts toward a creditor role. He warns that a true favorable balance of trade must be paired with policies aligned to export dominance and domestic living standards, urging bipartisan groundwork for widespread economic literacy.
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Frank
Glenn Frank
Wallace
Rapid-Fire Romance by Evan Evans in a Western Duel
Montana Kid rides to evade Jack Lascar in a staged duel to rescue Mateo Rubriz and recover the emerald crown. As pursuit closes, Rubriz joins Montana on a south trail toward safety, while a friar on a mule appears, hinting at further danger and pursuit through Bentonville.
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Evan Evans
Montana
Jack Lascar
Ruth Lavery
Lascar
Mateo Rubriz
Mexico
Mateo
Our Lady
Mateos
Jack Lasear
Tascar
Sally
Jack
Bentonville
Rubriz
el Reed
Rio Grande
Posse
Harper & Brothers
Puzzling Names and Notes From a 1935 Column
A crowded reminiscence by C. O. McIntyre surveys public figures actors and editors, linking misread names and sharp wit. It also recounts ocean crossing records and Broadway settings, ending with a note on press publicity and tax law debates in Texas and Washington.
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Corpus Christi
Commercce
Washington
Morgenthal
Texas
Gray Fox Flees Hunters Aboard Old Hawk Nest
Gray Fox escapes hunters and dogs by climbing to a hawk nest high in a tree. A dog guards the base sniffing for a scent, while the hunters debate the dog s cleverness. The scene captures a tense moment of pursuit in the woods.
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Gray Fox
Gray
Fox
Bill
T. W. Burgess
Word Builder and Gray Fox Nest Mystery
A cryptic word builder game leads to a tale where Gray Fox hides in a treetop nest, fooling hunters who assume only Red Foxes climb. The story blends wordplay with a fox’s narrow escape as the hunters miss the concealed gray fox’s clever ascent, ending with a prompt for the next tale, A Wise Move.
Health Talk on heredity and alcohol studies
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses the limits of drawing human conclusions from rat experiments on alcohol. He notes experts caution against assuming direct human effects from animal data and mentions varying dosages and inheritance concerns reflected in early 20th century debates.
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Mary
Boundary dispute over new Dominican stamp sparks Haiti tension
A vague description recalls a 1900 stamp design by the Dominican Republic that nearly triggered a war with Haiti. Haitians accused the boundary of overreach, prompting a sharp denouncement by Dominican authorities and a ceremonial commission to calm the dispute.
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Dominican Republic
Haiti
OmMoally
Brigham Young and a Parable Question Set
The item presents a trio of quiz prompts: Brigham Young described as a Mormon leader who laid out Salt Lake City in 1874. the fatted calf in Jesus parable is for the prodigal son. and the great Dismal Swamp spans about 1,500 square miles in North Carolina and Virginia.
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Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Jesus
North Carolina
Virginia
Washington- Obelisk Puzzle Answers
A fill in crossword style grid lists clues for horizontal and vertical words about Washington landmarks and related terms. The puzzle includes entries like Monolith structure white stone and mentions dates such as 1848 and 1888 plus clues covering nouns verbs and pronouns.
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the Globe
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Yner SE Avion Inc
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
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Will Hayes
Fanny Butcher
Tommy Guinan
Mark Hellinger
Edward Everett Horton
Ganna Walska
Thornton Wilder
Tullio Carminati
Rogers Hornsby
Sid Solomon
Robert Rubin
Fifth Avenue
Sulka
Haberdasher
Senator West
C. McIntyre
Stanley Walker
J. C. Welliver
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Standard Oil
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Henry Sell
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Bedtime
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Corey Ford
Frank Sullivan
James Montgomery Flagg
Sam Gumpertz
Gene Buck
McNaught Syndicate
Word Builder
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
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