Farmers plan December march to relief conference
A Washington bound movement forms from distressed western farmers led by the Farmers National Relief Conference, December 7 to 10. Delegates elected by farmer groups may swell past 500 to 1000 as spontaneous delegates join in, seeking debt moratorium and relief while opposing foreclosures and evictions.
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Washington
Farmers’ National Relief Conference
Lem Harris
Harvard
Wee
Sioux City
Educating the Voters by Glenn Frank
A midwestern observer critiques political campaigns as failing to educate voters. He notes heightened emotions and group loyalties despite extensive campaigning and media debates. He argues true leadership requires an electorate with understanding of economic causes and cures, not campaign rhetoric.
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Glenn Frank
Congress
A Path to Paradise Dawson
Santa returns to her husband Dicky after fleeing him and a confessed kiss with Clive. The Chicago apartment scene reveals their cluttered life as Dicky forgives and they share a blunt breakfast confession about their past selfish choices and failed aims.
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Dicky
Santa
Chicago
Clive
New Jersey
Santa’s tangled affair spirals toward a legal turn
In a 1931 32 narrative, Santa chases answers after reconciling with Dicky while juggling a mining deal, a missing polo coat, and a planned escape. She visits Paul Garstead in his office, revealing a web of deception and a growing legal risk from their tangled romance.
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Congress Hotel
Ann
Peacock Alley
Dr Copeland Explains Wry-Neck Or Torticollis Causes and Treatment
Dr Copeland outlines torticollis in infants and adults, noting neck muscle shortening and head tilt. Acute cases follow cold exposure with severe pain, heat and medical care as treatment, while chronic cases may require surgery and plaster bandages before massage and exercises.
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Royal
Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Exiled Mexican Church Leader Heads to Texas Trip
Archbishop Francisco Orozco y Jimenez, exiled Mexican churchman, announced he will travel to San Antonio on Wednesday for a conference with expelled apostolic delegate Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores. He will then go to Austin for a Catholic historical congress at St. Edward's University.
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Los Angeles
Francisco Orozco Y Jimenez
San Antonio
Tex
Mexico
Leopoldo Ruiz Y Flores
Orozco
Austin
St. Edward's University
Canned Grapefruit Paired with Meats Impresses Palates
Canned grapefruit proves equally appealing as pineapple when served with meats, offering a zesty complement. The article notes its bright acidity and versatility for flavorful combinations.
Give Him a Dose by Winifred Black Says
Winifred Black argues mothers should discipline with strong measures and notes a boy in Olympia Washington who called the police after a spanking. She suggests the need for accountability and understanding both sides of child rearing disputes, ending with a moral about consequences.
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Winifred Black
Sister
Johnny
Olympia
Wash
Looking Back He Turns Red Mentioning Gershwin and Society
Diary style chronicle recounts social rounds in New York including visits to Leon Gordon, the Kendalls, and engagements with George and Ira Gershwin, plus notes on dining with Will Hays and Norma Shearer. It references an editor’s comment on celebrity culture and Broadway figures amid a nightlife of hotels and society.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Modern Pepys
Leon Gordon
Brittany
Arthur Wiliam Brown
Will H. Hays
Norma Shearer
Irving Thalberg
James Forbes
Margaret Ilington Bowes
Major
Earl Benhams
Kay Brush
George Gershwin
Gershwin
Ira
Broadway
Violet
George
Guiding Your Child Why Punishment Backfires
The article argues that using extra work as punishment harms attitudes to learning. It cites examples of spurred algebra drills, memorized lines, and chores as forced penalties. Teachers now urge intrinsic motivation and purpose, else children view tasks as drudgery and perform poorly.
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Agnes Lyne
Stalin Death Believed From Acute Appendicitis
Moscow reports indicate Nadya Albeuieva, 30 year old wife of Joseph Stalin, died last Wednesday from acute appendicitis. Officials have offered no official cause and have kept reasons secret.
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Stalin
Moscow
Nadya Albeuieva
Joseph Stalin
Crosswords Known Answers Grid
A crossword style puzzle list with multiple across and down clues. The grid includes common definitions for geography objects animals and items with varying word lengths and several theme hints. Answers range from rivers and metals to behaviors and utilities across both horizontal and vertical entries.
Peter Brings Good News As Peter Rabbit Homesick
Peter Rabbit returns to his old Briar patch search for home while his wife Mrs Peter feels the pull of their former home. Neighbors like Polly and Johnny Chuck Chatterer the Red Squirrel and Heppy Jack the Gray Squirrel reside nearby in the old stone wall near the Old Orchard.
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Peter Rabbit
Briarpatch
Peter
Polly
Johnny Chuck
Striped Chipmunk
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Heppy Jack
Gray Squirrel
Mrs. Peter
Broadway Women Find Voice In Radio Comedy On Air
New York reports show Broadway humor moving to radio with women as foils or leads. Gracie Allen and Mrs Goodman Ace join Portland Hoffa and Mary as notable female presences. Programs listed include WEAP NBC and WABC CBS schedules with light opera and comedy acts.
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New York
Peter and Mrs Peter Defy Morning Routine
Peter Rabbit returns from the Old Briar Patch where paths regrow while Mrs Peter insists on going home. She argues daylight peril across Green Meadows and heads off alone, with Peter following in a quiet sigh as they reach a private Briar patch entrance.
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Peter
Fuzzy
Peter Puzzy
Miss Fuzzytail
Mrs. Peter
Mrs
Briar Patch
T. W. Burgess
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