Garden clubs spread in Anaconda and beyond
The article notes growing garden clubs in Montana cities including Anaconda. It highlights a New York state Federation of Garden Clubs, their aims to improve communities through public gardens and home gardening, and their activities such as flower prizes, school involvement, memorial parks, and youth education. It also discusses plantable memorials for World War I heroes and regional gardening challenges and opportunities.
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Montana
Anaconda
New York
Federation
New York City
Garden Club
Rocky Mountain
Birth Control Debate Spurs Neo Malthusians in New York
A New York hearing on birth control draws equal gender attendance with Mrs Margaret Sanger leading the pro side and Canon William Chase opposing on religious grounds. The Neo Malthusian line argues population limits prevent future wars, while critics worry over medical and legal boundaries. The committee signals possible change next session though current bill faces uncertain fate.
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New York City
Germany
Japan
Italy
Malthus
New York
Margaret Sanger
William F. Chase
France
The Study of Pensions Carnegie Foundation Report Review
A long review of the Carnegie Foundation annual report outlines six parts on pensions for retiring higher education teachers and the foundation’s aims to ease retirement. It notes discussions on retired professors’ gainful work, insurance, and personal contact with retirees amidst broader political and economic snippets.
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Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Carnegie
Carnegie Foundation Report on Pensions and Education
The excerpt discusses the Carnegie Foundation study on pensions, describing topics like retirement systems, teachers’ retirements, clergy pensions, and pensions in industry. It notes Parts III to VI cover Educational Inquiry, Direction of Progress, Financing of Education, and Pension Legislation, calling the report a valuable authority on pensions and education.
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England
Carnegie Foundation
Burbank Aims For Perfect Spring Lawn Grass
The world awaits Burbank's development of a lawn grass that rises each spring evenly and cheerfully with no bare spots or flaws, promising stable, lush growth without gaps or failures.
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Burbank
Youngsters Inject Jazz Into Home Sweet Home
A newspaper item notes growing unrest as younger family members push modern jazz influences into traditional home life, challenging routines and stirring tension within the household.
Johnny Chuck Defends Polly in Old Orchard Duel
Johnny Chuck confronts a stranger under Polly Chuck’s new home, sparking a fierce battle in the Old Orchard. Polly watches with excitement as the two chucks clash, claws and teeth flashing, while birds cheer the duel for Polly’s sake.
Expansion of the Church After Pentecost Through World Mission
The apostles, inspired by the Holy Ghost after Pentecost, began a bold mission to spread Christianity across Europe Asia and Africa. They faced pagan opposition with no wealth or power yet pressed on by faith, teaching that light would overcome darkness through the cross and gospel not by human means but by divine intervention.
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Roman Empire
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Danube
Asia
Tigris
Euphrates
Africa
Mauretania
Rome
St. Peter
Jerusalem
St. Paul
Asia Minor
Greece
Italy
Mediterranean
St. Matthew
St. Mark
Peter
Alexandria
Sts
Andrew
Bartholomew
Syria
Arabia
St. James
Judea
St. Luke
Gaul
Simon and
Mathias
Thaddeus
Edessa
Philip
Phrygia
Thomas and
Matthew
India
St. Francis Bavier
St. John
Patmos
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Saint Paul
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Justin, Martyr
Christ
Jesus
Iraneus
Tertullian
Clement of
Origen
World
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Apostolic
Palestine
Apostle
Virgil
Cecero
Earth
Sunday Tea Returns as Cars Give Way to Home Life
Florence Davies argues that motor cars disrupt Sunday gatherings but a simple return to at home informal teas restores charm. Home hosts report friends preferring quiet chats with cakes and tea, reviving the traditional fireside hour and offering lasting pleasure over hectic outings.
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See & Friend
Wien
Polly and Johnny Chuck Make Up
A stranger battles Johnny Chuck, who, despite being younger, is strong and determined. The fight ends as Johnny gains the grip and wears down the opponent, who realizes defeat. The scene hints at reconciliation to follow in the next tale.
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Johnny Chuck
T. W. Burgess
Polly
Horoscopic forecast for March 30 1935 shows Uranus influence
The column warns of a difficult start to the week with malefic Uranus. It advises postponing business and domestic decisions as public opinion shifts. It notes potential drug and stimulant use, deceit, nervous disease risk, and urges focusing thoughts on loving aims. It also mentions England's government facing summer troubles.
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Uranus
Neptune
England
Aries
Radio Programs for Listeners Across the Nation
A dense rundown of daily radio schedules listing stations from WEMC to WCBD with times for orchestras, glee clubs, soloists, news, talks, and various musical acts. Several entries mention sopranos, organ recitals, violins, dance programs, and special features like Uncle Kaybee and the Knights of Harmony.
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Radio Digest
The
Associated Press
Chicago
WEMC
Berrien Springs
WEEI
Boston
A & P Gypsies
WGR
Buffalo
WMAQ
Chicago News
WGN
Chicago Tribune
WLW
Cincinnati
WTAM
Cleveland
WFAA
Dallas News
Wocc
Davenport
KOA
Denver
WHO
Des Moines
WWJ
Detroit News
Knights of Harmony
Wcx
Detroit Free Press
WTAS
Elgin
WBAP
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
KFKX
Hastings
KFWB
Hollywood
Chestra
KNX
Wwoss
Jefferson City
WDAF
Kansas City Star
WHB
Kansas City
KFI
Los Angeles
WHAS
Louisville Journal
WHAD
Milwaukee
Wacco
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WBBR
New York
WIZ
Wall St. Journal
NYU Air College
Texans
Franks
WHN
Jack Shack
KGO
Oakland
WOAW
Omaha
Woo
Philadelphia
WIP
WLIT
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WCAE
KGW
Portland
KFAE
Pullman
KPO
San Francisco
WGY
Schenectady
KFOA
Seattle Times
St. Louis Post - Dispatch
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Tax Debate and Political Intrigue Across Papers
A string of editorial scoops notes the tax case against Senator Cousens drawing disbelief in Detroit while Indianapolis mocks the idea of a failed husband’s fate. Boston voices a plea for tax cuts to ease car payments as Cleveland hints Governor Smith shaped Roosevelt’s Asian exploration.
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Senator Cousens
Detroit News
Bay
Boston Transcript
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