One Chamber Plan and Capitalism in Debate
An editorial argues for Nebraska style single chamber legislatures as a cure for state government flaws. It criticizes two house legislatures for secrecy and conference committees and says public awakening to single chamber plans can spread across states. The piece also discusses Communism versus Capitalism, asserting capitalism must modernize and prove its ability to deliver results.
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United States
George W. Norris
Nebraska
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Norris
House
Senate
Conference Committee
Russia
Ferguson selects a unique stone for neighborhood use
In England, William Long-Thrush picks a special stone in the neighborhood and uses it as an anvil to crush something unnamed and curious about the world.
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Long -Thrush
England
Robin Hood Motif Bacteriologist? No. (Invalid)
The text is garbled OCR mixing fiction synopsis with celebrity sketches and theater notes, describing a Mexican Robin Hood tale at Duraya and a perilous escape scene. It weaves in mayoral blurbs about La Guardia and Walker, theater gossip, and literary mentions, ending with Captain Dreyfus and a Harper & Bros copyright note.
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Montana Kid
Mateo Rubriz
Robin Hood
Pascual
Duraya
Montana
Rosita
Emiliano
Our Lady
Bedtime Stories and Trapping Tales in One Fragment
Trappers and a clever Gray Fox feature in a tale where a farmer neglects his traps and loses two toes to a crippled fox. The narrative ties in satirical quips about early 20th century figures and a 1935 copyright note ends the fragment.
Gray Fox Trapped and Narrowly Survives in Snow Den
In a 1935 story by T. W. Burgess Gray Fox endures a painful trap losing three toes while starving and struggling on three legs. He explores multiple dens, evades a pursuing dog, and relies on cunning to find food, ending in a frail but continuing life.
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Montana
Rubriz
Andres
Estrada
Senorita Rosita
Rubria
Gray Fox
Reddy Fox
Reddy
T. W. Burgess
Health Talk Lists Posture Rules From Hygeia Magazine
An article in Hygeia Health Magazine outlines ten commandments for good posture to prevent body formation issues. It emphasizes standing tall, sitting upright, walking tall, drawing in the abdomen, keeping shoulders square, and avoiding a hunched stance to maintain proper alignment.
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Hygeia
Manned stratosphere balloon crash kills three Russians
A 14 mile ascent in the Sirius balloon ended in tragedy as the spherical gondola broke from its moorings and crashed to earth. Three Russian aviators Paul Fede seembo Andrey Vasenko and Ilya Uisnekin died instantly. the USSR issued three stamps commemorating the fivers with the balloon in the background.
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Syrius
Paul Fedeseembo
Andrey Vasenko
Ilya Uisnekin
USSRK
Texans Seek Federal Aid for Brazos River Development
Two more Texans travel to Washington to bolster the Brazos River development campaign. Henry Dunlavy of Temple says John Norris of the Texas Board of Water Engineers and A Streuf of San Antonio will bring engineering data to support requests before Senators Sheppard and Connally and Representatives Cross and Johnson and the House Flood Control Committee.
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Washington
Texas
Brazos River
Henry Dunlavy
Temple
Brazos
John Norris
Texas Board of Water Engines S
A. Streuf
San Antonio
Dunlavy
Sheppard and
Connally
Cross
Johnson
House Flood Control Committee
Afterglow, ambergris and potato production questions
Afterglow refers to the brilliant colors seen in the western sky after sunset. Ambergris is a valuable secretion from sperm whales used in perfumery. Russia leads Irish potato production with about 1.6 billion bushels, followed by Germany with around 1.5 billion.
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Russia
Germany
Links star and scent clues fill puzzle grid
A crossword style puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with mixed letter counts and some garbled text. The grid references a starred 7 Across item and multiple 12 13 16 17 style clues, including odors, forms of be, and various nouns, adjectives, and verbs.
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