Democracy calls for Texans to buy Roosevelt Garner medallions
The Democratic party promotes a nationwide sale of Roosevelt Garner medallions to fund the presidential ticket. Texas has a quota of 100 000 medallions, with proceeds aiding the party and claimed national dominance if victory in the November election follows.
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Democratic Party
United States
Shareholders In
America Club
Texas
National Democratic Treasury
America
Toll of the Third Degree in Ohio Parade of Police Brutality
An Ohio case links police brutality to a parole decision. Francis Bush, released after robbery charges, attempted a holdup with a partner whose death and a gun battle left eight officers shot and three bystanders seriously wounded. The parole followed a prosecutor’s prior testimony about torture by police.
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Ohio
Francis Bush
Bush
The Forgotten Man and Industrial Leadership
Glenn Frank argues the forgotten man represents the burdens of the lowest economic layer but warns against demagogy. He credits industrial leaders with seeking broader buying power through high wages and shorter hours to prevent market paralysis from machine production.
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Glenn Frank
William Graham Sumner
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
America
Mr. Smith
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Be Nothing Venture by Patricia Wentworth
Nan and Jervis Weare escape a rising tide and trap at the Tetterley house. Rosamund Carew confronts Robert Leonard as Bran and Ferdinand retrieve Nan and Jervis from a perilous cellar trap. Leonard flees in a car toppled into the sea.
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Patricia Wentworth
Jervis Weare
Nan
Robert Leonard
Rosamund
Robert Leohard
Tetterley House
Leonard
Bran
Ferdinand
Francis
Jervis
Mr. Francis
Rosamund Carew
F. F
Lippincott
Trench Mouth Warns Of Vincent's Angina And Hygiene
Dr. Copeland describes Vincent's angina a mouth infection tied to poor hygiene. Symptoms include sore throat fever up to 102, swollen neck glands, and bad breath. Proper dental care and prompt medical advice can prevent the illness, once common in trenches.
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Royal
Copeland
M. D
New York
New York City
Guiding Your Child By Mrs Agnes Lyne
A mother’s sympathy teaches children to see themselves as the injured party. The article warns that excessive fuss over knee scrapes or school disappointments fosters self pity. It argues children then expect sympathy in every setback and feel under constant attack by a cruel world.
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Agnes Lyne
Junior
Conscience Money Paid by a Stranger in Rome
Winifred Black notes conscience money sent from Rome to a grocer in the United States. She reflects on small payments of guilt from postmasters and cashiers and urges readers to consider excuses for wrongdoing to loved ones. She asks if one could send a conscience letter to mothers to express regret and appreciation.
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Winifred Black
Rome
Fib
Ship Disaster Yarns Next Up In Barrage Of Tales
In the smoking salon Oct 27 readers traded tall tales of maritime catastrophes. A Chicagoan claimed to have sailed on the Lusitania during her maiden voyage and praised a bar steward who went down with his ship. Other anecdotes spoke of Malay assails, Olympic gales, and a vain passenger claiming repeated life belt rescues. The piece ends with reflections on sympathy and childhood discipline.
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O. O. McIntyre
Bea
Lusitania
Indian Ocean
Boston
Insurance chief to head Federal Home Loan Bank board
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company officials including district manager Leland W. Abbott announce that their president Julian Price of Greensboro North Carolina has been named by President Hoover to serve on the Federal Home Loan Bank board for eastern and southern states. Abbott cites improved real estate loan activity as the company resumes home loans as one of the few lenders in the country.
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Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Leland W. Abbott
Julian Price
Greensboro
N. C
Hoover
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Abott
Julian
Abbott
United States
Demo Dance Frolic Draws Large Crowd at The Nat
The Roosevelt-Garner committee sponsored weekly dances at The Nat drawing a large crowd. Roy Divens and his orchestra provided music while Lloyd Fletcher Jr led Democratic songs at 11 PM. Proceeds go to the Democratic campaign fund. Two Toledo detectives recover $100 in stolen goods from pawn shops during visits.
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Roosevelt-Garner Committee
Dance Palace
Roy Divens
Lloyd Fletcher, Jr
Democratic Campaign Fund
Courthouse Records Note Vehicle Tests and Permits
Courthouse records list car registrations for Co W Kinman Amarillo with a Buick sedan and Guy Graham at Second and Harrison with a Ford truck. Building permits show Homer Gettys as owner and T L Sewell as contractor for 1609 Taylor state spot to residence costing 45 dollars.
Bedtime Stories: Peter Rabbit and Five Little Worms
Peter Rabbit and Mrs Peter recount five little worms that chase away from the briar patch. Three brothers and two sisters differ in temperament though alike in looks, making care challenging for Mrs. Peter as she tries to please them.
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Peter Rabbit
Peter Hago
Briar Patch
Peter
Voyage Log Improvised Tales On Board A Steamship
A narrator recounts shipboard life with a menagerie of passengers and animals in kennels, noting a dog's fare and tips. He recalls staff like a blond Phil Baker and reflects on quiet sea travel, personal aches, and humorous anecdotes such as a bride’s honeymoon misadventure and cravings for American diners.
Five Bunnies' Journey From Briar Patch Warns of Dangers
A mother bunny leads her five lively offspring Wilful Heedless Headstrong Timid Obedient across Green Meadows toward the Great World. They wander apart, one disobeys, another strays, until Mrs. Peter guides them back to safety at the forest edge.
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Peter
Briar Patch
Bunny
Green Meadows
Mrs. Peter
Timin Bunny
T. W. Burgess
Sound and light themed crossword clues puzzle
A compact clue list two directions horizontal and vertical. Entries include definitions for words such as light raft, DJ, heater, and many other terms across 1 to 62 positions horizontal and 1 to 49 positions vertical. The grid references Manchukuo, Olympic athlete, and canal entry are noted among clues.
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