Hoover Garner clash looms over tax bill debate
The Globe reports a sharp White House Senate rift as President Hoover and House Speaker Garner clash over immediate passage of the tax bill. Republican leaders in the Senate express unease over White House tactics and lack of consultation with old guard members.
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A New Angle On An Old Joke About Baby Kissing
A North Carolina dispatch suggests babies contracted illnesses after politicians kissed them during campaigns. The piece notes the paradox of the baby kissing tradition harming both candidates and infants and cites Senator Pat Harrison commenting on the Senate revenue bill timing.
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Aliases behind a high stakes Long Island kidnapping
Jerry Calhoun, a musical comedy star Nancy Wentworth are abducted by five men on a Long Island road while en route to fuel a stalled car. Jerry recovers in hospital with a head wound as a detective explains Nancy’s kidnaping and two millionaires are also seized. Jerry and Emory Battles plot a bold rescue as officials reveal ransom letters from the abductors sent to the Mallory, Hamilton and Wentworth households.
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Christians Framed as Prohibition Guard at Fort Worth Convention
James A Crain national secretary for the Christian Church urged Texas Christians to resist anti prohibition efforts during a Texas Christian convention address Crain called on church members to oppose wets seeking Congress and denied claims that liquor sales rose after the Eighteenth Amendment. A stray line reports that 21 percent of deaf people in Germany suffered cnvalt fover.
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Acid Ridicule In New Show In The Follies
New York critic notes a shift in revue style toward plot and satire of current affairs. He cites scenes at the Automat and White House, fashioning wit from modern stage sophistication and costly costumes.
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NERVE FATIGUE DANGEROUS SAYS US SENATOR COPeland
Dr. Copeland explains nerve fatigue as a serious but treatable condition linked to daily energy from glycogen. He urges rest, vacations, and a nutritious diet with outdoor sun exposure to prevent exhaustion and related digestive and constitutional issues.
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United States
New York
New York City
Mohammedanism Crossword Puzzle Clues
A dense list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues relating to Mohammedanism including terms for scriptures God names and related topics plus general word puzzle entries designed for a newspaper page.
Grandfather Frog Rescued From Watersnake at Smiling Pool
Farmer Brown's boy hears a scream and finds Grandfather Frog trapped by Mr Watersnake. He stops the danger by grabbing the snake, freeing the frog who returns to the mud. The frog expresses gratitude and reflects on differing feelings sparked by the act. The scene features a cast of poolside animals including Jerry Muskrat and Teeter the Sandpiper.
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Winifred Black Says Little Girl Still Not Found
Winifred Black laments the disappearance of a three year old girl who wandered seeking wild flowers. Weathered by rain and wind, searchers found the girl’s toy wagon near a canyon as faint footprints vanish in thick brush. The piece questions society’s harsh view of girls leaving home and urges compassion for the missing child.
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