Dimes for Prohibition Aims to Raise 100000 by Mail
The National Prohibition Board of Strategy plans to collect one million dimes via envelopes mailed December 1 to raise 100000 for anti referendum campaigns and enforcement funding. Cards distributed to churches schools and youth groups will carry slots for five dimes each, with two cent postage.
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Defending the Machine Order by Glenn Frank
The author argues the machine economy, though misdirected, will self-correct through technical advancement and better policy. He cites decentralization, mass production, rural integration, small-scale toys, worker leisure, and evolving product beauty as steps toward a more humane industrial order.
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America
Agricultural America
McClure Newspaper
Fourth Aldersons Ultimatum Splits Family Bonds
Nelson and Martha flee home after Fourth Aldersons ultimatum following Nelsons marriage. Sam Sherrill defends the couple while seeking stability at the family stable. Fourth plans a drastic move hinting at self harm as secrets about his invention and a widow lure surface.
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Nelson
Fourth
Sam Sherrill
Sam
Peak Abbott
the Express
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Peak
Joan
Martha
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Fock
Frye
Sem
How It Began Fumigation in Athens Plague
A fragment from a column recounts ancient fumigation during the plague in Athens circa 476 B C. Acro n, a physician, lit great fires and spread aromatics to purify the air, a method so successful it became common in fighting plagues. The piece invites reader ideas for future installments.
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Athens
Acron
Russ Murphy
Rey Senusky
News-Globe
Stooge Traditions in New York Stage Circuits
New York sketch recalls the origin and rise of the stage stooge. He emerged from burlesque and sidewalk performance, with figures like Patsy Kelly and Ted Healy shaping the act. The memo notes Bowery buskers and Chaplinesque wit, ending with a wandering theatergoer’s quiet disappointment.
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D. C. McIntyre
New York
Patsy Kelly
Frank Fay
Mr. Muldowney
Ted Healy
Lou Holt
Bowery
Farmer Brown's Boy Returns Home in Burgeoning News
The Great Plains plane arrival brings rejoicing on Green Meadows and Old Orchard as Peter Rabbit spreads the glad tidings. Animals across the Green Forest share relief at Farmer Brown's Boy’s return, hoping for aid against winter and hunters.
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Peter Rabbit
Peter
Tom
Sammy Jay
Mother Brown
Sammy
Tered
Green Forest
Jolly
Mr. Sun
Dee
Tommy
Blacky
Reddy Fox
Thunderer the Grouse
Happy Jack
Pappy Jack
Peter Rabbi
T. W. Burse
Rolfe to resign as WEAF conductor for European tour
B A Rolfe, leader of the WEAF NEEC orchestra, will resign November 1 for an extended rest tour of Europe and to serve as musical emissary studying broadcasting. He may conduct several transatlantic programs while away. Mrs. Herbert Hoover will headline a 4 H achievement day broadcast from the White House on WJZ NBC November 7. Radio tonight features schedules on WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC with music, talks, and live reports including a Navy airship ceremony and British election results.
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NBC
Rolfe
Herbert Hoover
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van Loan
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Far West
Akron
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N. J
Musical Magazine
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CBS
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Walter Winchell
Ben Bernie
London
Katherine Mayo
General Custer
U. S. S. Constitution
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Willingdon as governor general of which country
Question list presents a crossword style puzzle with clues covering vocabulary items from various parts of speech including geography and history. It references possible answers like English actors and places, seeking multiple solved entries and thematic linkage across the grid.
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