Potter County Library Offers Adult Education Reading Courses
The Potter County Library will offer adult education reading courses covering any subject chosen by the student. Registration is this week at the library. Ruth Delzell, the librarian, said the program will extend library advisory services with more staff through C W A projects. Courses will use available material to provide systematic reading and individualized study.
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Woodmen of the World to honor lodge president
Amarrillo Woodmen of the World Lodge 602 plans a March tribute to D E Bradshaw Omaha president of 35 years with thousands of camps joining. Houston Taylor secretary announced with O W Floyd Baskin and P H Norman directing the program at 215 East Eight Avenue. R E Miller Texas manager may attend.
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Amarillo
D. E. Bradshaw
Omaha
Houston Taylor
O. W. Floyd
L. E., Baskin
P. H. Norman
R. E. Miller
Texas
Dallas
East Eight Avenue
Mothers Mix This At Home for a Bad Cough
An old home remedy promises quick lasting relief. The article explains making a syrup from vanulated sugar and water, then adding 244 ounces of Pinex to create a pint bottle of cough medicine said to be four times as cost effective as store bought solutions. It claims soothing, healing, and airway clearing effects with guaranteed relief.
Lindbergh contract dispute and California tone
An account notes Colonel Lindbergh rejecting a Hearst offer of 500000 for a brief aviation film showing flying takeoff and landing. It adds California optimism about warm winters and strong business, plus a brief remark on bootleggers evading prohibition and a five dollar tax on legal whiskey.
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Uncle Sam
Solomon Queen Sheba tale and Cuban soviet chatter
A column ponders Queen Sheba of Solomons era with a camel voyage tale and future travel by car. It questions Abyssinian claims of descent from Solomon and Sheba. It cites Cuba President Mendieta warning against a Soviet presence and critiques a replacing system that favors monotony and big aims.
Lindbergh Encounters Washington Dissent Over Mail Contracts
Colonel Lindbergh urged reversal of the air mail contract terminations and met Secretary Dern in Washington, with possible presidential discussion. Public criticism focused on his motives, noting he earned far less than his services would warrant, and contrasts were drawn with his lack of money interest amid a moving picture firm disclosure.
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Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Washington
Dern
W. R. Hearst
Prohibition Gaps Leave Whiskey Business Ongoing
A report notes that whiskey production continues at low cost and without tax payments, indicating repeal did not fully resolve prohibition issues and the industry persists despite laws and enforcement challenges.
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt Tours Caribbean Islands
Mrs Roosevelt travels through the West Indies visiting the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico to study living conditions of the poor. She concludes conditions there are not worse than in some New York slums, noting access to air and sunlight and similar risks for children. The implication is that additional aid is often redirected or reabsorbed.
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Marshall Field
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
West Indies
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
New York City
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