Non-Interest Bearing Bonds Proposed to Finance Public Works
The piece discusses Stuart Chase’s praise of a proposal attributed to Guy Mallon of Cincinnati. Municipal bonds with no interest would be created by the federal treasury to fund local projects, with repayments to the treasury. The plan avoids government profit but would shift credit creation to public works via approved city plans.
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Guy Mallon
Cincinnati
Washington
Federal Public Works Authority
Georgia
Treasury
Atlanta
Frank’s Call for Realistic Trade and Currency Policy
Dr. Frank urges ending national self-containment and argues for expanding imports to boost exports. He calls for tariff reductions, stabilizing the dollar, global currency stabilization, prudent foreign lending, and realistic foreign trade policies.
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Glenn Frank
McClure Newspaper
Night in Reno Sparks a Web of Secrets and Lies
Marian Gordon travels to Reno with Silver Hendon and Lon Casad as Silver confronts a suicide after a bitter divorce. Marian later discovers a mysterious letter in shopping boxes, hinting at a bribery scandal linked to The Maddern Construction Company, setting up tomorrow’s revelations.
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Cliff Hondon
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Cliff
Lon Casad
Reno
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Ian
Hamlin
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Anne
el Cordova
Cliff Hendon
Maddern Construction Company
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Jeanne Bowman
Milk Nutrition and Fortification in Early 20th Century Health Talks
Dr Morris Fishbein explains milk’s value beyond protein and fat, noting missing vitamin C and D. Advice shifts toward orange juice and cod liver oil for vitamins, while promoting milk as near perfection. Condensing milk through water removal enables broader transport and later reconstitution.
Guiding Your Child The Hair Of The Dog
A fragmented piece by Alice Clarissa Richmond describes the Jones family facing daily life disruptions as three year old Tommy believes the floor is water and acts on that belief. The passage signals domestic challenges and parent guidance themes.
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Jones
Tommy
Moochers Use Subtle Trick
New York, November 2. O. O. McIntyre muses on literary and theatrical figures with playful asides about Conde Nast, Guy Robertson, Irene Bordoni, John Mason Brown, Vic tor Herbert, Hassard Short, Harold Ross, Bob Garland, H L Mencken, Clara Bell Walsh, Frederic and Fanny Hatton, and Pierre. The column blends gossip and cultural anecdotes in a lighthearted critique.
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Conde Nast
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Irene Bordoni
John Mason Brown
Victor Herbert
Hassard
Ziegfeld
Harold Ross
Edwin C. Hill
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Bob Garland
H. l L. Mencken
Baltimore
Clara Bell Walsh
Skippy
Frederic
Fanny Hatton
Pierre
Chatterer the Red Squirrel Warns of Hidden Danger
A Burgeoning theater culture note weaves in Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tales with observations on vaudeville, Shubert family legacy, and stagecraft. The piece threads Chatterer the Squirrel’s wary morning in the Green Forest with glimpses of Broadway performers, managers, and evolving entertainment trends.
Tommy and the Wet-Feet Game at Home
A family lets a child’s rule bound game of avoiding wet floors continue until a photographer’s towel solution ends the game. The piece notes such get up to avoid water can strain family life and suggests fighting fire with fire to restore balance. Rosser Laughlin, Southern Methodist University guard, was an All-Oklahoma High School guard in football and basketball at Durant, Oklahoma.
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Rosser Laughlin
Southern Methodist University
Durant, Oklahome
Famous Building and Crossword Clues Puzzle Fragment
A word puzzle fragment lists a famous building as Presidential mansion in the United States with many across clues and an unusual set of vertical clues. It includes entries for animals plants and objects and hints at an architect Jimes and a capital site choice by Major L city planner.
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Patricia
Ziegfeld
Bille Burke
Educational Quiz Prompts for School NE Testa Me
A set of quiz questions covers geography history and literature. Questions ask for the capital of India Delhi the first English sovereign titled His Majesty Henry VIII and the author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle for The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.
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India
Delhi
His Majesty
Henry VIII
Sherlock Holmes
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Word Builder Fach blank represent a letter
A text fragment narrates a trailing scene where Chatterer the squirrel senses a vague dread and decides to retreat home for safety. He reflects on fear not from visible danger but a foreboding feeling. Shadow the Weasel remains outside while he hides in a hollow tree awaiting calmer hours.
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Shadow
Weasel
T. W. Burgess
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