Cost of World War I To the U S Treasury 41 Billion
The Treasury notes total WWI expenditures at about 41 billion dollars covering direct war costs veteran payments interest and war claims. It says the nation did not break financially and has steadily paid the debt, asking if recovery merits a sixth of the war price.
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United States Treasury Department
United States
State nicknames and historic questions
Three trivia prompts list states and events. Connecticut is the Land of Steady Habits and the Blue Law State. The Domesday Book was a statistical survey of England by William the Conqueror. Washington and the army spent winter 1777-78 at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania.
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Connecticut
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William the Conqueror
Washington
Valley Forge
Higher living costs in large cities rise 1.8 percent through November
Department of Labor figures show total living costs for wage earners in major cities increased 1.8 percent from June to November last year, with higher surges in the second half of 1933 and late 1934. Food costs climbed steeply, while rents edged down then held steady amid the New Deal price dynamics.
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Department of Labor
Roosevelt
Climate of Recovery Condemns Indicting All Business Men and Industrialists
Glenn Frank argues for capitalism with reform, saying profit from productive enterprise is not criminal and that political leadership must defend capitalism. He praises sincere business leaders, condemns broad vilification, and urges policies to make profits legitimate to achieve high wages, short hours, and low prices.
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Glenn Frank
Roosevelt
McClure
Midnight Hotel Kidnap Rescue Sparks Thames Escape
Nicholas Trench and allies recover Molly O’Brien after she is drugged and kidnapped. Nick and Jimmy Fox secure Molly and escape in a taxi to Whitehall Court, then return to Nick’s flat as Molly recovers. The trio plans rest and a fuller tale for morning.
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Jerry Mordaunt
Molly O'Brien
Molly
Jimmy Fox
Nick
Jimmy
Whitehall Court
Bishop's ‘Terrace
Slade
Gunn
Ton
Dgware Road
Park Lane
Plans Shorts for Floridans
In an Orlando style travel note, the writer traces a coastal journey from Virginia through the Carolinas and Georgia toward Florida. He boasts of wearing shorts amid famous resorts, recalls encounters with notable figures, and notes Florida’s recovery from past hurricanes and economic decline.
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Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
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Ostend
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Santa Monica
Everglades
Miami Beach
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Ed Howe
Will Hogg
Kin Hubbard
John McE. Bowman
Joe Schenck
Wilson Mizner
Flo Ziegfeld
Guiding Your Child and the Deportment Dilemma
A debate on teaching children manners and social bearing. A mother and grandmother clash over a modern personality course and the value of rigid etiquette, while recalling past norms. The piece blends a columnists musings on travel and daily life with reflections on civility, self-expression, and education.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond Filla
Grandma
Health Talk on Undulant Fever Origins and Transmission
Dr Morris Fishbein explains undulant fever later known as brucellosis. He notes milk and meat workers should be aware. Malta goats spread the disease. early U.S. cases appeared around 1905. initial misdiagnosis as typhoid followed by identification linked to dairy cattle.
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WaAyes
Malta
United States
A Prickly Dinner In The Forest Tale
Pekan the Fisher a hungry weasel hunts in a hard winter forest. He ambushes a Porcupine for dinner, proving unhurt by quills and claiming another meal as winter bites hard. The tale closes with a teaser for The Hunter Hunted.
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Woodpecker
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Pekan the Fisher
Pekan
Weasel
Cat
Blackcat
Fisher-cat
Fisher-Weasel
Fisher
T. W. Burgess
Word Builder Puzzle Language Clue with Diaper Ad
A quirky word game described as a word builder with hidden letters and a single new letter added each round. The text mentions a speaker confusing needs and remarks, an ad for a new pad promising no payment for fast delivery, and a young mother pondering a diaper problem she aspired to solve.
Fire destroys home of Methodist pastor in Shelbyville
Shelbyville Tennessee January 21 Fire leveled the home of a Methodist preacher who had urged action against mob leaders tied to the Bedford County courthouse riot that killed four. City Judge C C Smith said authorities were asked to probe for possible arson.
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Shelbyville
Tenn
Bedford County
C. C. Smith
Young Musician NTAL ing HORIZO Famous musician in the picture
Puzzle style list with multiple clues across numbered items from 1 Ascetic France to 54 Pair. Includes references to faces, instruments, and various nouns. reads like a mixed word game page segment with definitions and cross clues.
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