Population shifts 1930 to 1934 show milder climate states hiring
Census figures reveal an 8 percent US population rise from 1930 to 1934 with 33 states below average and Montana flat. California and Florida lead gains, followed by Michigan Texas and Arizona. Relief grants vary by state amid mixed economic conditions. Another movement south and to the Pacific Southwest is anticipated.
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Census Bureau
Simuga
United States
Montana
California
Florida
Michigan
Arizona
New Jersey
Texas
North Carolina
Bank of America Business Review
Pacific Southwest
Either or thinking in politics and economics today
Glenn Frank argues the either or fallacy limits debate in democracy. He warns Democrats and Republicans push extreme, leading to harmful policy and calls for socially minded leadership combining business and government. He urges pragmatic, nonconflicted action within American tradition.
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Glenn Frank
America
The
New Republic
Washington
McChire Newspaper Syndicate
Marian Gordon and Silver Hondon in a Reno casino sequel
Marian Gordon, Morning Dispatch reporter, hides two damaging disclosures about Silver Hondon to spare Cliff Hondon after his divorce. Cliff shoots himself on hearing of the split as Silver pursues Lon Casad while Marian contemplates revealing Silver’s true nature amid a town intrigue.
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Marian Gordon
The
Morning Dispatch
Silver Hondon
Cliff Hondon
Silver
Cliff
Lon Casad
Marian
Lon
Reno
Lou
Hamlin
Casad
Mountainside
Marian Learns a Lot About Lon Monday
Marian Gordon faces a tense morning as Lon Casad contemplates a coast drive with Mrs. Hendon and Silver. A note from Mrs. Hendon arrives revealing changes, shifting Marian toward a decisive fight for Lon’s attention and a hopeful future with him.
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Lon
Hamlin
Oakland
Len
Ian
Miss Gordon
Casad
California
Russian River
Marian
Silver
Guiding Your Child and Necessary Firmness by Alice Richmond
A discussion on infant feeding approaches shows wide contrasts between physicians and laypeople. The article notes schedules ranging from three-hour daytime feeds with nightly feedings to four-hour day plans with no night feeding, emphasizing the baby’s preferences and the need for firm guidance.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Word Puzzle Clues and Answers Across Two Grids
A scattered puzzle list with clues and partial answers across horizontal and vertical grids. Entries include country related terms, measurements, objects, and common words such as prime minister, calf, dined, wrath, and ship with several unspecified solutions.
East 19th stable home of Hamiltons attracts glittering guests
New York profile of the Hamiltons at their East 19th Street home once a stable and carriage house. The piece highlights Anne and Bill Hamiltons, their guests including Lawrence Tibbett and Myra Kingsley, and notes social divides among hotel staff and entertainers with vivid portraits of figures like Damon Runyon and Lucius Beebe. It also includes anecdotes about Broadway nightlife and domestic scenes with grandparents and infant care.
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New York
William H. Hamiltons
Sutton Place
Oscar Wilde
Maugham
Michael Arlen
Anne
Bill
Lawrence Tibbett
Fraye
Bragiotti
Myra Kingsley
Irvin Cobb
Paducah
Ike Marcossen
Electrified fence idea gardens to tame fractious stock
Lincoln Nebraska report notes M P Brunig at Nebraska Agricultural College suggests a low current electric fence to repel livestock without harm, using one or two strands on posts spaced up to four rods apart. Excavators uncover coins dating to the 13th century near Ayr Scotland.
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Lincoln, Neb
M. P. Brunig
Nebraska Agricultural College
Bedtime Stories in the Green Forest
Chatterer the Red Squirrel spots danger as Spite the Marten arrives from the Great Mountain. His cousin Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel appears frightened, signaling potential peril to the small folk of the Green Forest.
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Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Spite
Marten
Green Forest
Chaterer
Happy Jack
Hats and characters in a era of style and wit
A collage of fashion note makers praise for hat stylists from John Drew to Adolphe Menjou and Jean Patou, with comic sidelights on Bug Baer and social figures like Jimmy Walker. A narrative excerpt follows Chatterer and Happy Jack fleeing the Green Forest as Spite basks in an old crow nest. The piece ends with a teaser for the next story Spite Dines Well.
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Dious
Acton Davies
John Drew
Prince of Wales
Young David
Paris
Jean Patou
Count Salm
Rogers
King Edward
Gelot
Salm
Adolphe Menjou
Warren William
Warner Baxter
Clive Brook
New York
Jimmy Walker
Happy Jack
Chatterer
Sammy Jay
Sammy
Blacky the Crow
Green Forest
T. W. Burgess
School Days Puzzling Historical Questions
A fragment mentions a quiz style prompt with questions about a pygmy dwarf race in equatorial Africa, the only US vice president to resign under Andrew Jackson, and the quote Give me Liberty or give me death spoken by Patrick Henry.
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Equatorial Africa
Ester
Calhoun
Andrew Jackson
Patrick Henry
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