Dr Conrad's Return Sparks a Hospital Romance
Dr Rush Conrad returns from Europe to a city hospital where his collision with Connie Pendleton, a popular hospital librarian, sparks curiosity. Connie, admired for her charm and bookish duties, feels a new-tinged excitement as rumors swirl about the famed surgeon and his possible interest.
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Hull Defends Reciprocal Trade Amid Senate Rift
Washington report analyzes Secretary Hull's private letters to Democratic Senators as old low tariff allies split over reciprocal trade policy. Roosevelt backs a permanent program, while Hull argues for a temporary extension to gain experience. Borah’s passing reshapes State Department influence and press coverage.
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A Hint to Parents Not bad
A public poll among more than 1400 high school students yields positive results and urges parental involvement. The findings praise wholesome home parties, warn that drinking leads to immorality and instability, and emphasize faith in God and the value of parental guidance for healthier recreation and future success.
What Makes Us Smart Brain Study at Penn Wistar Institute
Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania's Wistar Institute in Philadelphia host a 200 brain specimen collection. Biologists and anthropologists may study and test theories linking brain traits to intelligence. The project honors Dr. Henry H. Donaldson, who spent 35 years exploring why individuals vary in aptitude, including contrasts like Einstein and seventh graders.
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Woman Census Taker Bravely Reads Idaho Frontier
Mrs Eva L Canfield a 67 year old 125 pound woman will census in a remote 100 square mile north Idaho region. Promised the job by the territory superintendent she previously held the post five years ago. In 1935 she counted noses by horseback and skis taking six weeks to reach 36 families.
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Eva L. Canfield
Eminent Sculptor Augustus Pictured Across Puns and Clues
Puzzle fills a newspaper page with a cross reference of horizontal and vertical clues. The themed grid hints at a sculptor’s life and works, including titles, monuments, and related artifacts, inviting solvers to match names, places, and objects.
Spelling tips from Homer Cray teach memory tricks
A narrator recalls Dale Carnegie era advice from Homer Cray on spelling English words. He shares rule-based mnemonics for words like capital stationary stationery and geography, plus notes on ecstasy embarrassed and neighbor neighbor spellings and the I before E exception.
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Missouri
Homer
George Evans
Crackup Castaways Chapter 28 Romance Reopens Dr Peter Leonard
Dr Peter Leonard remains at the isolated cabin after guests depart. He contemplates oblivion but meets Doris, a red haired friend who rekindles his hope for life and reshapes his outlook on the hereafter as he tidies the cabin.
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Wilds
Cranium Crackers Famous Americans Quiz
A quiz lists five Americans from different fields with multiple choice roles. Stephen F. Austin, David Crockett, Dwight L. Moody, Kate D. Wiggin, and James J. Hill are presented with options. readers are asked to select the correct distinctive occupation or deed for each, with answers on the comic page.
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Texas
David Crockett
Dwight L. Moody
Kate D. Wiggin
Tarzan Subdues Mungo as Jungle Battle Rages
Moon Mullins depicts a clash where Tarzan and Mungo duel amid jungle chaos. Tarzan shouts a rally to summon an elephant monster that charges Tehrian guards. The ape-man climbs the giant elephant, clenching Mungo in a fierce embrace as the struggle continues.
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Keeping Fit: Rtie McGovern on Boxing Youths
A 1940 McNaught Syndicate column argues against street fighting for youths and promotes boxing as a constructive outlet. It contends supervised boxing builds coordination, poise, and self control while deterring neighborhood thuggery and injuries.
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