The Small Merchant and the American Marketplace
A Twentieth Century Fund survey argues that independent small retailers remain central to U S retail. In 1935 about 1.6 million stores employed 4 million people outside owners, with chains and cooperatives rising yet independents endure, proving their value and resilience amid modern competition.
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Arson Suspicion Splits Seacliff Ties at Fire Scene
In Seacliff, a fire blazes amid fog as firemen uncover an arson clue a kerosene can and burned hemp. Suspects include a suspicious boarder while Jocelyn and neighbors search orchards and farm buildings for missing family members Gramp Betsy Tex and Gramp are found safe. Tally is wounded and hospitalized as Jocelyn resolves to marry him, while Nola accepts Thorn's proposal and plans a life beyond Beacliff.
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Tennis Expert and River Clue Puzzle Answer
Horizontal clues range from former amateur champion to pastry decorator and river, with entries for verbs nouns and body parts. Vertical clues include grief permissions and glazed blocks, plus terms for animals and crafts, forming a themed crossword solution.
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The Train Barons Meet A Business Lesson
The tale recounts Daniel Willard and James J. Hill negotiating a leadership offer with a $150,000 compensation package and a warning about temper. Willard’s plain dealing, fair crossing metaphor, and eventual departure to Baltimore & Ohio illustrate principled negotiation and choosing independence.
Globe News 1939 Feature: King Seeks Rogue Hunter
The Amarillo Globe reports a June 7 1939 feature in a serialized tale. Tarzan characters Wood Valthor and Phares appear in a plot with a mysterious mission and looming execution. A city crowd gathers outside a palace as tension rises.
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Handling a Person Before Trouble in Stead
This item notes a actions approach taken by an individual who acted while empowered to do so and could speak freely, rather than waiting until later when he would be working for Hill and constrained. Distributed by McNaught Synd Inc.
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Keeping Fit by Artie McGover
This article urges parents to teach children first aid for minor scrapes and burns. It lists steps: wash hands, clean wounds, apply germicide, cover with sterilized gauze and tape, and suggests a basic home first aid kit. It notes the value of prompt care and mentions a new detector for night blindness used in licensing.
News Behind The News By PAUL MALLON
Political observers report a cautious, negative mood in Washington as businessmen and officials discuss policy shifts. The gathering yields no clear support for Roosevelt third-term ambitions or Wagner Act changes, suggesting appeasement over bold reform amid internal debate.
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