Nye urges peace as he cautions on war with Japan
North Dakota Senator Gerald P. Nye told a Midwest audience that America faces no essential need for war with Japan. He described the armament race as the maddest ever staged between the two nations and argued that common sense should prevent conflict. He cautioned that fears of war are inflated by the preparedness lobby.
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Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Midwest
America
United States
Japan
Independence talk fades as Puerto Rico economic plan progresses
A newspaper column notes U S plans to spend about 100 million dollars on Puerto Rico economic rehabilitation while the Liberal party controls job assignments. It argues independence talk wanes as concrete benefits of U S membership appear, with a candid Huey Long aside and Hollywood social quips about engagements.
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Puerto Rico
U. S
Millard FE. Tydings
William H. King
Liberal Party
Capitalist Questions Himself by Dr Frank on Six Principles
Dr Frank argues capitalism rests on private property individual initiative competition freedom of contract equality of opportunity and profit. He urges industrial leaders to act to expand property ownership reduce barriers to initiative and ensure true freedom of contract through balanced bargaining power amid the Red scare.
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Frank
Glenn Frank
McClure
James Fails In Legislature Bid After Sarcastic Remark
James hoped election to the legislature would curb Jane's attacks on his self respect. He lost the nomination due to a sarcastic remark about an influential politician's wife. Since then Jane worsens James's life and loses her looks and popularity.
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James
Jane
Jame
Great Riches and a Judge’s Warnings in a Failing Marriage
James endures a terminal drift after a judge’s death and his wife Jane’s withdrawal. The once promising attorney becomes solitary, insomnia ridden, and despondent as he clings to failed cases, insomnia, slowing speech, and a shrinking practice. His belief that Jane hates him grows, while he laments his own decline.
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James
Lincoln
Mater
Jane
Enair
Northrup
Sarah
Lds
Ambitious Stamps and War Tales Unite in Memory of James Stimson
A fragmented feature blends Amelia Earhart stamp lore with a World War I narrative centered on James Stimson. It recounts Earhart’s famed 1700 mile flight misadventures, then shifts to Stimson’s wartime service in Missouri and Oklahoma units, his rough language under stress, wounds, and a hometown homecoming in St. Louis watched by a crowd of a million, ending with an unexpected note about Jane.
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Ateesh
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James Stimson
Belgium
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United States
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Oklahoma
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Argonne
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Majerl H Furn
Wiiwald
Street Fight on 7th Avenue Ends in Riot Scene
A mild curb argument over parking on 7th Avenue in New York escalated to a street riot last evening. Two men fought openly while a crowd gathered and police used clubs to restore order. The scene at the block became impassable as officers moved in and detainees were led away for processing.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
7Th Avenue
Cincinnati
Peter Rabbit escapes as Redtail hawk and Flip the Terrier clash
In Thornton W Burgess style, Peter Rabbit faces danger from Flip the Terrier and Redtail the Hawk. The chase shifts when Redtail and Flip collide, letting Peter dash toward Old Orchard. Flip flees in fear with his stump of a tail, while Mrs Peter watches relief return as Peter vanishes toward safety.
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Redtail
Flip
Peter
Cear Old Briar Patch
Mrs
Health Talk on Constipation and Regular Bowel Habits
The article explains constipation definitions and normal bowel activity, noting differences in daily frequency and causes such as atonic constipation. It references dietary and hygiene habits to promote regularity and reduce discomfort. The narrative shifts to a fiction excerpt about Peter, Flip the Terrier, and Redtail the Hawk, highlighting an enemy turned ally in a tense chase.
Mindoro Aborigines Die in Cave Collapse
A typhoon driven cave collapse in Mindoro Island crushed 300 aborigines seeking shelter. The tragedy was investigated by the Bureau of Non Christian Tribes. Merchants of Reich in North Carolina recently donated 300 to fund poison control for rats.
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Manila
P.I
Mindoro Island
Bureau of Non-Christian Tribes
Reich, N.C
National Banner Puzzle Clues Highlights Latin Links
A crossword style puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues. Entries touch on nations places birds and body parts with references to air winged and music terms. The page blends geography language and wordplay for readers.
School Day Q and A Snippet From Historic Page
The excerpt poses trivia questions about Paul Revere’s midnight ride Mrs. Grundy as a social arbiter and bat vision. Revere’s ride signals colonial alert. Grundy embodies neighborly opinion. bats are noted as having eyes and sight.
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Mrs. Grundy
Word Builder Challenge Cranks Up with Hidden Letters
In a brisk puzzle, Fach builds with exact letters of the prior word plus one new letter. The day’s note hints at a noon cutoff for the art class, where one girl stayed due to a tart order from the master.
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Billy Baxter
Jack's
Nelson Grill
Tad
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