Traffic enforcement drives cut road accidents say mayors group
The Globe reports United States Municipal News notes cities cutting accidents with strict enforcement and new devices. San Diego uses a bail-forfeit system with fines for jaywalking a $1 pedestrian fine and fire-fighter fines up to $15. Akron Des Moines Memphis consider annual vehicle inspections. Pittsburgh may tag jaywalkers. Salt Lake City eyed traffic schools and safety cars for education.
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American Municipal Association
U. S. Conference of Mayors
San Diego
Calif
City Justice Court
Des Moines
Akron
Memphis
Tenn
Pittsburgh
Salt Lake City
Final Word on Nationalism by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues against economic nationalism likening it to a medieval Mappa Mundi. He cites Hearnshaw on Hereford Cathedral and Portolan charts used by Italian seamen as evidence that practical global charts outpace fantasy maps. Holdings warn leaders to resist nationalist urges and pursue intelligent experimentation for global trade navigation.
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Nicole Mach
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University of London
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Tower of Babel
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Magog
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St. Brandon
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Amazons
Joseph
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Mr. Hearnshaw
Mappa Mundi
Haldingham
Venice
Genoa
Mediterranean
Richard de Haldinghams
Richard de Baldingham
McClure
Spite Marriage by Hethinine Haviland Taylor
Bob Powers and Marsha on the brink of divorce due to an unworthy marriage. He frets over her movements at night and her wellbeing while she seeks a book in the library, fearing she may harm herself as their strained relationship worsens. The scene ends with late night anxieties at twenty minutes before two.
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Bob Powers
Marsha
Bob
Bartholomew
K. Haviland- Taylor
C. O. McIntyre
New York
Bobby
Health Talk on Fever and Rest Turns Tense
A fever signals illness and body fight against toxins. Rest is essential, with care, ventilation, warmth, regular baths, and clean linens to aid healing. A tense scene unfolds as Bob discovers his houseguest Marsha tampering with a hidden painted box belonging to his mother.
Guiding Your Child: Fear of Burglars in a New Home
Alice Clarissa Richmond recounts how the Joneses move to a house and, to ease Tommy's fear of burglars, install locks, insure against theft, and buy a water dog after noting his discomfort from isolation compared with apartment life.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Tommy
Dumb acts in comeback and fan letters in New York
This column notes dumb acts regain popularity in vaudeville and now before feature films in movie houses. It also recalls public figures and anecdotes on fan mail, etiquette among stars, and Caruso’s enthusiasm for appreciative letters, with remarks on John P. O’Brien, Major Bowes, Richman, Allen, Hill, and Gracie Allen.
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Major Bowes
Harry Richman
Fred Allen
Fd Hill
Gracie Allen
Bobby Coon Fights The Young Rival In Woodshed
Bobby Coon stalks into Farmer Brown’s kitchen to steal dinner and fights a younger coon. The struggle ends with Bobby victorious but a second intruder, Jimmy Skunk, appears at the cat-hole, making a risky, wrong move.
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Farmer Brown
Bobby Coon
Bobby
Green Forest
Jimmy Skunk
T. W. Burgess
Holaoy
Fear and parental care restore a child’s security
The text argues that hidden fear hinders normal development and must be identified and removed by parents. Laughing off dread worsens it while open discussion and practical relief help a child sleep peacefully, as shown by Tommy’s improved trust in his guardians.
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Joneses
Tommy
Taxable Property Valuations Under Way in Potter County
Potter County valuations for the 1934 tax roll are being prepared by the county assessor's office. Houston Taylor, tax assessor, said about 115 000 to 120 000 properties will be valued. Equalization hearings are set for September 19 20 and 21 by the county commissioners' court.
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Potter County
Houston Taylor
County Commissioners’ Court
North Carolina Symphony Tour Wins Large Audiences
The North Carolina Symphony Orchestra, built from unemployed musicians, toured the state recently and drew large crowds in every city visited.
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North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
American inventor in the picture and clues puzzle
A concise puzzle text asks to identify the American inventor shown, with horizontal and vertical clues covering clock signals, exams, relatives, air forcing, and multiple word definitions. The grid references various items such as builders, plants, tools, and personal terms, forming a themed word-finder.
Bees First Nectar From Elm Trees As They Bloom
Apiarists say honey bees begin spring with nectar from elm trees in bloom. The Capitol dome features a figure symbolizing Freedom. Moses is identified as the great Jewish leader found among the Nile bulrushes by Pharaoh's daughter.
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Capitol
Washington
The
Nile
Moses
Word Builder Puzzle Clueing Letters and Hidden Message
The text presents a progressive letter puzzle with clues about groovy slang and a corroded mind, hinting at a hidden answer. It references yesterday's world builder solution about ROT SORT and a playful wedding journey pun involving TOUR and SUITOR.
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