Potter County Works Program Focuses On Roads
The Potter County Relief Board met to outline plans for the Civil Works Administration program. Emphasis centers on roads as the major public improvement need, with unemployed relief workers to gain full-time work. President Roosevelt Urges rapid start, praising the move to provide employment and permanent improvements. The Potter County committee backs highway building as the most constructive project.
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Austin
Washington
English laundry horse seeks new life at sea
A British laundry horse named Henry grew tired of daily hauling duties. He broke free, swam to the sea toward France twice, was recalled, and returned to the laundry wagon route. The tale prompts readers to relate to routine fatigue and seek change.
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Henry
English Channel
France
American goods preferred by Soviet Russia officials
Officials of Soviet Russia favor American orders once diplomacy resumes, praising American industry and workers. They could buy machinery in Germany, France, Czechoslovakia, or England with quicker delivery, yet prefer American goods for their quality and reputation.
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Soviet
Russia
America
Germany
France
Czechoslovakia
England
Recovery and Rough Seas Glenn Frank Urges Unity to Prevent Dictatorship
Glenn Frank argues that recovery programs face rough seas and require a broad coalition of political leaders business and labor. He warns against defeatist mood and urges workable alternatives, coalition over dogmatism, and collaboration between business and labor to avoid dictatorship.
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Glenn Frank
Roosevelt
McClure
Outrageous Fortune by Patricia Wentworth
Caroline Leigh pursues answers in London about Jim Randal, who cannot recall six weeks and may be Illegally connected to a jewel theft and a murder. A mysterious intruder, a Blue Room, and a series of clues unfold as Jim pieces together a puzzling past.
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Caroline Leigh
London
Jim Randal
Jim
Nesta Riddell
Jim Riddell
van Berg
Elmer van Berg
Caroline Just
Hale Place
Caroline
Nesta Williams
Nesta
Mrs. Rodgers
Eat what you want after you have eaten what you should
Dr Morris Fishbein advises balanced meals to protect health and extend life. He cites Johns Hopkins dietitians noting four YWCA Baltimore cafeteria menus all lack essential nutrients due to improper food combinations. Each proposed meal misses key diet constituents, stressing proper pairing of foods.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Hollywood Revelations and Wisecracks From Nov 14
A syndicated column outlines movie-world quirks and gossip. W C Fields headlined Paris Folies Bergere with Maurice Chevalier in a minor act, Walter Huston bets on peanut tricks, Dorothy Lee uses oatmeal masks, and Frances Dee bathes with baking soda. Massachusetts alters Sunday language policy, Mae West quips, Bing Crosby business setups, Eddie Quillan boxer's start, Richard Wallace keeps candy by bed, Herbert Mundin and a future horse ride, Robert Montgomery farms New York property with four horses, orchards, a lake, and a modern house.
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Guiding Your Child The Underlying Wrong
Alice Clarissa Richmond argues that good intentions do not excuse careless acts by children. The essay warns that accepting excuses teaches faulty habits and risks fatal consequences, urging parents to curb disobedience and teach accountability despite intent.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Tommy
Stage Addicts and Superstitions Across the Theater World
A New York byline surveys theater lore and habit from Ed Wynn’s patched shoes to Walter Cattell, Billy Gaxton, Jack Haley, Earl Carroll, Ziegfeld, John Golden, C B Dillingham, and General John Pershing, plus Ogden Mills, J P Morgan, George F Baker Jr, and Sam Hardy. The piece blends anecdotes about stage rituals with a tangential tale of Alfred Vanderbilt and a private party magician The Great Maurice, ending with a reflection on discipline and remedial logic for parenting and education.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Ed Wynn
Broadway
Walter Catlett
John Golden
C. B. Dillingham
Alfred Vanderbilt
Maurice
Vanderbilt
Author and Lecturer HORIZONTAL 1 8 Theme Puzzle Clues
A cryptic style word puzzle lists across and down hints for words. Clues range from occupations and objects to directions and letters, with notes about vertical and horizontal positions and references to puzzles and world conferences.
Bedtime Signals in Reddy Fox's Thrifty Scheme
In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale, Reddy Fox feigns thrift to bait Peter Rabbit into cooperation. Peter pretends to accept help while planning a counterplay, turning a carrot plot into playful banter about trust and mischief.
Two Cousins Meet ends a playful Briar Patch episode
A children tale fragment shows Peter Rabbit and Reddy arguing over waiting and thrift in the Briar Patch. Peter declares he will live in the moment and be himself, while Mrs Peter counsels sense, then narrates that Tomorrow never comes. Copyright 1933 Burgess.
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Briar
Peter Rabbit
Briar-patch
T. W. Burgess
Charters Granted AUSTIN November 14
Charters granted include George-West Mortgage Company of Georgetown with $60,000 capitalization dealing in notes bonds and securities. Incorporators are C. L. Tullis Joe Probst and R. C. Lyne. Foreign permits listed for DeSoto Crude Oil Purchasing Corporation Shreveport La Over ton Texas capital stock 1000 non par shares mineral development Texas agent B P Crittenden Over ton Byers Drilling Corporation Tulsa Okla capital stock 50000 mineral development Texas agent C C Gilger Kilgore Rainbow Truck Lines Inc Roswell New Mexico capital stock 110 non par value shares general transportation Texas agent R F Scott Amarillo. Argyria is noted as a disease turning skin grayish blue. continued use of medicines with silver salts may cause it.
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George-West Mortgage Company
Georgetown
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Joe Probst
R. C. Lyne
DeSoto Crude Oil Purchasing Corporation
Shreveport
Overton
Texas
B. P. Crittenden
Okla
C. C. Gilger
Kilgore
Rainbow Truck Lines, Inc
Roswell
N. M
Capital
General Transportation
R. F. Scott
Amarillo
Word Builder Puzzle Teases Readers With Ending Twist
A year 1933 puzzle column by Nancy Morrow challenges readers with a letter-building game. Each step adds one new letter while reordering letters as needed. The fragment shows an intoxicated man and a hostess reacting to his condition as she avoids the improper item.
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