Memorial drive to Will Rogers launched nationwide
The Globe notes a living memorial plan for Will Rogers with campaigns in Oklahoma and California. Col Eddie Rickenbacker leads the effort to fund charitable and humanitarian projects rather than marble monuments. Texans and Oklahomans are urged to contribute to a public service memorial reflecting Rogers’s life.
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Frazier Off for Germany and Night Club Intrigue
In a diary style piece set around The Golden Feather club, agents and a bank robbery plot unfold as Larry Glenn taunts danger while tailing a group including Mark Hopkins and a mysterious redhead. A waiter provides covert assistance obtaining a suspect’s glass as the scene intensifies.
Consumers' Cooperatives and Producers' Cooperatives Face Tension
In an annual members meeting Glenn Frank argues the two wings of the cooperative movement differ in profit focus. He warns the split harms economic stability and urges aligning policies to place the consumer at the center to sustain broad buying power and abundant production.
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European Royal Heir Amid Scrambled Clues and Marks
A fragmented clue list resembles a historical crossword style puzzle with scattered entries and numbers. It mixes names, translations, and science terms across multiple lines, mentioning Belgium, royalty, and assorted words. The readable items include hints toward languages and terms, but no coherent 사건 or narrative emerges.
Michigan and Ohio clash over territorial boundaries in 1805
A fragmentary historical note describes Ohio and Michigan tensions at the Maumee River near Toledo in 1805. It references boundary disputes, Michigan’s push for statehood, and opposition from southern states and slaveholding interests seeking a free or slave state arrangement.
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School Days The Bit Title Browhm School House
A quiz item set asks what a drum major's headdress is called a shako and identifies King Herod as Jerusalem’s ruler at Jesus birth. It notes Mrs Partington as a Devonshire cottage resident who battled a 1824 storm with a mop, a whimsical anecdote about futile efforts.
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Health Talk on Cryogenic Revival Risks
A writer cautions against attempting human freezing. Past experiments show no evidence of restoring life after long cold suspension. In rabbit trials 50 froze 17 minutes at 78 below zero with one death. 60 outdoors had three deaths. Death rates rose as body temperature fell, with 62 percent dying at 19 C and only 2.7 percent at 25 C.
Word Builder and Friday Puzzle Paradox
A garbled brain teaser describes an escaped convict captured at his home after police use a ruse involving wine to trap him before reuniting with his wife. The second puzzle riffs on an exaggerated punishment for being asked to eat an entire steak versus a basketful, framing a humorous challenge.
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Plane crashes at Texarkana injuring four
A tri motor barnstormer crashed near Texarkana airport injuring four passengers. Pilot Paul Dolley of Kansas City and passengers Mrs. E. G. Logwood of Atlanta Tex Theron Braswell and Cecil Braswell of Texarkana were taken for treatment. Eleven other aboard were unhurt. The craft reportedly went out of control from a low altitude.
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The First Lesson in a Deer Family Tale
Mrs Lightfoot fears for fawns as they grow and must learn to live in the wild. The narrative follows Buster Bear and other creatures in a rural setting where the tiny babies shed their secrecy.
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