Juvenile Court Seen Preventing Crime Mission
The Amarillo Globe notes how a modern enlightened juvenile court helps boys like 11 year old Jimmie by placing him in a child friendly detention home and addressing family issues. It contrasts with past practice of locking him up and stigmatizing him, arguing prevention saves the city future crime.
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Hope in Youth Minds Shapes American Business Leadership
Glenn Frank argues that the depression era revealed a leadership famine among older executives. He praises a rising cohort of young business minds in industry and finance who understand the need for a new economy of plenty. He urges placing these young brains in top roles and policy influence to replace aging leadership.
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Marsha Moore Faces Turmoil Over Powers Romance
In a hotel lobby Marsha Moore clashes with Aunt Gertrude while navigating social maneuvers around Bob Powers. Marsha wrestles with unexpected feelings and fear of hurting Powers as Miss Moore presses her on his devotion, hinting at a forthcoming encounter with an old admirer.
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Mr. Leggit
K. Haviland- Taylor
Psoriasis Overview Health Talk by Dr. Morris Fishbein
Dr. Morris Fishbein describes psoriasis as a stubborn skin disease with silvery scales that peel from chronic inflammation. It often relapses with diet, stress, and other body conditions and commonly affects elbows knees and extensor arm and leg areas in ages 20s to 30s though any age can be affected.
Radio Demands Rapid Changes Across the Industry
In New York on July 26 O C McIntyre reports radio faces a talent drain as familiar stars fade and new acts are demanded. The piece notes a plunge in fan mail, reliance on single night broadcasts, and executives recognizing a transition period while the medium endures.
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O. C. McIntyre
New York
Guiding Your Child Empty Threats
A mother's empty threat to spank a noisy child proves ineffective as the child ignores it. The piece argues that threats must be carried out to maintain authority and warns against ever making empty promises.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Joe
Italian inventor reveals threshing machine mishap
In Bologna on July 26 Mario Dal Fiume touted a new threshing machine as the world’s most efficient. A malfunction hurled him twenty feet, leaving him unharmed but stripped as the contraption flung his clothes like chaff.
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Bologna
Italy
Mario Dal Fiume
Mosquito Spraying Service Bares Yard Party Warning
Wildwood New Jersey July 26 A county extermination commission offers a mosquito crew to spray outdoor grounds and shrubs hours before lawn parties to ensure a mosquito free event.
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Wildwood
N. J
Cape May County
Wiggle Nose Learns Work Before Independence
In Thornton Burgess’s tale Wigglenose the young Rabbit leaves the Briar patch to seek independence in the Old Pasture. He discovers he must work to build a safe home with clear, multi entry paths and then learns continued effort is needed to stay secure.
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Wigglenose
Briar Patch
Peter Rabbit
T. W. Burgess
School Days Race Answers From The Ocean Letter
A reader quiz lists three questions with concise answers: an ocean letter is a message sent by wire hess from one vessel to another, to be sent by registered mail at the first port of call. 60 feet six inches is the distance from home plate to the pitcher's box. Man o War is the famed American race horse cited as sire of several winners in 1925 and 1926.
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Gilbert White
France
New York
Stewart Edward White
Word Builder Puzzle with Hidden Letters Twist
A playful word game describes building words from the set wuilt with one extra letter. It includes a quirky dialogue about lips, a lisp, and spotting stains on clothes, ending with a riddle-style answer.
Second note from historian Edmund Green pen name clue puzzle
A horizontal and vertical crossword style clue set lists entries for Second note, pen name of the historian Edmund Green, and many cross references including terms for before, mixtures, weights, and nautical terms. The puzzle combines biographical hints with wordplay across two directions.
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Edmund Green
Spain
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