Nebraska Governor’s Early Economic Reforms Noted
The governor is praised for aggressive price controls and reforms including a municipal coal yard and city ice plant plans to curb costs. He directly competes with dealers to lower gasoline prices and promotes the cooperative movement among Nebraska farmers, earning broad support across the Middle West.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Middle West
la Follette
Doctor Dolittle begins flood tale in Shalba era
The Doctor and friends wake to Mudface starting a bedtime lore about ancient Shalba. Noah, the park’s long lived keeper who speaks animal tongues, and Mashtu's vast realm are sketched as the flood origin tale unfolds. Mudface promises more on Shalba and the Park of Shatba tomorrow.
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Mashtu
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Americans Set for Northerly Atlantic Flight
American aviators prepare for a pioneering route from Kirkwall to Thorshaven via Ice land and Greenland to Labrador. Crew refit at Brough England with new engines and floats promising a first northerly crossing. Dazzling public interest follows praise for the pilots and aircraft as they rely on favorable weather and steely resolve.
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Hull
England
Atlantic
Thorshaven
Iceland
Greenland
Labrador
Associated Press
Kirkwall
Orkneys
India Harbor
Charles W and the Home Folk move Nebraska politics
Charles W. is contrasted with William J. as a stronger vote-getter in Nebraska history. The piece notes past margins for William J. in 1896 1900 and 1908, then reports Charles W. carrying Nebraska by over 50 000 in 1922 while Hitchcock fell by 72 000. It cites Governor Bryan's policy to break private monopoly and lower utilities as key to his appeal to farmers and workers. Charles W. began his political career as Lincoln mayor in 1915.
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Charles W
William J
Charles
William
Nebraska
McKinley
Taft
Hitchcock
United States Senate
Bryan
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Lincoln
Radio and Court Proceedings in Leopold and Loeb Trial
Chicago judge warns broadcasting the Leopold and Loeb murder trial would be improper. He argues radio coverage would entertain rather than educate, dull the solemnity of justice, and harm public morals, contrasting it with selective newspaper reporting.
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Leopold and
Loeb
America's Sporting Prowess and Notes on Federal Figures
A broad tribute to American athletic success at the Olympic Games notes the national passion for sport and its impact on performance. It cites French reactions and potential reforms, then shifts to a satirical take on figures like Calvin Coolidge, Dawes, La Follette, Johnson, and their political posturing amid hot summer weather and shifting party dynamics.
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America
United States
Paris
New York Sun
Millerand
Carpentier
Mile
Farmer Brown's Boy Traps Henhouse Rats
Farmer Brown's Boy investigates henyard thefts, discovers rats living under the henhouse, blocks the hole, and fortifies the area. He notes Redtail the Hawk protected his chickens, and vows to keep his new alliance. The tale precedes the next story, Happy Jack Squirrel Is Neighborly.
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Redtail
Hawk
If There's a Choice to Make About College
Florence Davies argues that bright high school girls face a future of college or work, challenging old gender norms. Citing Mrs. Thomas A. Edison, she urges sending girls to college when possible to foster educated minds for the next generation and broader horizons beyond home life.
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June
Ami
Thomas A. Edison
Mrs. Edison
Horoscope for Saturday July 19 1924 forewarns unfavorable influences
The astrology column warns Mars Jupiter Saturn and the Sun form malefic aspects making business difficult and discouraging constructive work. Engineers and contractors should be cautious with contracts as military focus and political scandals threaten public figures and mine accidents loom.
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Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Cancer Forecast Promises Turbulent Labor and Riches
The reading predicts evident interest among both women and men, with labor unrest to surface in weeks ahead including strikes and lockouts. Those born under Cancer should save money and pursue conservative business. Youths will court, children may be impulsive, but Cancer youths hold big potential. Girls may show artistic talent and a love of luxuries.
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