Kansas set for repeal vote in 1934
Kansas will vote in November 1934 on ending its 53 year old dry ban by constitutional amendment. The measure, long debated, passed the Senate 38 to 2 and the House 93 to 23 after earlier defeat of the submission resolution. Louisiana merchants weigh shipments of muskrat meat reaching 5 million pounds annually for national markets this fall and winter.
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Topeka
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Carrie A. Nation
House of Senate
Plummer
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Senate
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Louisiana
Pattern 1588 lingerie pattern gives Xmas gift idea
A vintage fashion blurb promotes pattern 1588 for a two piece slip style in crepe satin or rayon with built up shoulder straps and lace trim. Available in many sizes with step by step instructions, send 15 cents for catalog and pattern. catalog and pattern together 25 cents.
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Amarillo Globe
Pattern Department
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Scout Court of Honor and district plans announced
Scout Executive Marvin J. Paul presides at the Court of Honor on November 23 at the Potter County Courthouse. Winter camp is set for December 26 to 30 at Dripping Springs near Claude. District officers include H. G. Wilson as district commissioner with John Ekelund and Tom Kenty as assistants. Rev. R. Thomson as district chaplain. Over 200 scouts travel to Oklahoma City December 1–2 for a circus.
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Marvin J. Paul
Potter County
John 8. McKnight
Central Court
Sam Sullenberger
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Claude
Oklahoma City
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H. G. Wilson
John Ekelund
Tom Kenty
Rev. R. Thomson
Central Presbyterian Church
Mr. Wilson
Roy Keer
L. Lahn
C. W. Seibel
Bill McDavid
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C. Whittington
Harold Prelsig
Capt. G. Gisland
P. Seewald
Dick Gibbons
Dick Green
Tattooed Rose Leaf Complexions Start a Beauty Trend
A London dispatch notes women in care stages adopt permanent rose leaf tattoos to preserve beauty, altering mouths eyebrows and eye shadows. The piece links this to historic attire as Westermack cites primitive painting precedents and comments on fashionable self-perception.
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Universal Service
London
Brakes by Hand and Change in Railroad Minds
A fragment notes brakes by hand on the Vanderbilt Ne York Central and other trains. It observes that many powerful entities including the U S government fail to recognize new ideas, reflecting inventor frustration at resistance to innovation.
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Vanderbilt
Staten Island
New York
William H
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Imperial talk and Russia's road to wealth in era of change
The piece contrasts Japan's imperial succession ideas with American thoughts on using wet nurses for a future royal baby. It then argues Russia is on a path to wealth through education and industry, suggesting recognition could hasten prosperity under Marxist rule. It ends noting wealth and education shape human nature and Soviet opinions.
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