Paper deficit in U S budget looms after General Lord visit
New York reports that General Lord director of the budget reveals a next year paper deficit of 100 million dollars. Republicans sharpen attacks while Democrats see campaign fodder. Lord urges caution on future receipts and expenditures amid Congress spending pressures.
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New York
General Lord
Congress
Mississippi
Washiteven
Nsident
Coolidge
Lord
Republican Campaign Committee
Smith
Thought for Today Clockline
The item cites a Shakespearean reflection on time, noting how a clock chides us for wasted moments. It presents a brief meditation suitable for a daily reader.
What of the surplus miners
The article surveys postwar unemployment among coal miners in Great Britain and the United States. It notes about a million unemployed in England, with 200000 coal miners out of work, and discusses migration to other industries or farming as possible solutions, highlighting the lack of feasible adjustment mechanisms or job shifts.
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Ngland
England
British Isles
Great Britain
United States
Hocking Valley
Primaries to Test Athens County Voting Officials
Officials in Athens County face scrutiny at the August 14 primary after prior reports of incomplete precinct tallies. The election board warned presiding judges to report promptly, citing improved communications and penalties for delays as counties seek reliable results.
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Athens County
Election Board
Ohio
Secretary of State
Thankful for Jiggers and Blackberry Connection in Hills
An old tip contrasts jiggers pests with blackberries, noting jiggers bite and burrow under skin. Advice favors immediate salt water baths or kerosene on return from woods to prevent full itch relief. Mentions tropical giant jiggers as a danger, but humbly compares to a tiny Hocking Valley jig ger.
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Tropics
Hocking Valley
Radio announcers’ speech faces fatigue after long shifts
Doctors say speaking uses forty four muscles and some radio announcers recently appeared overly labored, suggesting strain from extended on air duty.
Athens Countian Chosen for Hoover Nomination Role
Dr. T. R. Biddle of Athens County has been selected by the Ohio delegation to join the national committee in notifying Herbert Hoover of his unanimous nomination for president. The committee, with one member from each state, travels to Hoover in Palo Alto, California to present the acceptance speech and outline the campaign issues for the November election. This marks a rare honor for an Athens countian in national party affairs.
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Athens
Ith
Kansas City
T. R. Biddle
Ohio
Herbert C. Hoover
Palo Alto
California
United States
Hoover
Nordic Stay-Home Echoes In The Airy Armor
Today American Girls report a quiet scene as Earth’s airy armor remains unused. The Nordic team stayed home, shaping a muted story of restraint and distant competition.
American Girls Swim To New Highs In Channel and 400 Meters
Arthur Brisbane notes achievements by American women in swimming from channel crossings to a 400 meter race. Martha Novelius of New York wins beating Olympic and world records in smooth water. The piece highlights rising American female talent and ends with a brief meteor description and atmospheric observation.
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Martha Novelius
New York
Atmosphere Loss Endangers All Cities on Earth
If Earth lacked its protecting atmosphere meteors would strike with full weight threatening every city. The statement emphasizes the atmosphere's shielding role in preserving urban areas on the planet's surface.
Nordic supremacy and a Ford myth in opinion columns
Washington professor R D McKenzie argues Nordic superiority is a conceit and cites historical patterns of conquest and absorption. He challenges the claim that Henry Ford drove 400 miles in one day, noting a 716 mile, 19 hour 45 minute trip from Delaware Water Gap to Dearborn.
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R. D. McKenzie
Washington
Henry Ford
Ford
Delaware Water Gap
Dearborn
Mich
Weekend toll for Ford as market bears foresee grain drop
The text notes Mr. Ford rising early after a late night, describing fatigue at age sixty five. It discusses grain prices down on Monday with bears predicting wheat at about $1 a bushel by year end, arguing abundance drives lower prices. The piece reflects on farmer despair and railroads cutting rates as a sign of changing times.
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Ford
Uncle Sam Faces Budget Critics and Global Plans
The 1930 budget pegs military defense at 659 million with total defense at 3.7 billion. Critics say most spending is useless junk unless used for competent officers and wages. France is urged to imitate broad-scale projects, including a proposed canal system that could flood 10,000 square miles of Sahara.
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Uncle Sam
Health and Diet Guidance From Dr Frank McCoy Column
Dr McCoy answers health and diet questions through Dr Mettoy and urges strict adherence to proven rules. The piece extols the booster patient who teaches others, links speaking about health to memory and habit formation, and discusses dentures fitting guidance for abscessed teeth.
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Frank McCoy
Mettoy
Jover
Pumpernickel Bread Question Answered
J L D asks about Pumpernickel bread and is told it is the black bread of the German people. The reply also notes internal dieting may aid facial skin troubles and offers an article upon request.
By the Way in New York Enjoying a Sunday Hudson Trip
Gilbert Swan reflects on Manhattan crowds and the exhausting chase for seaside pleasure. He praises Hudson River excursions for serenity, contrasts weekend chaos with weekday calm, and notes lively fjordlike views and diverse riverbank sounds.
Answers to Questions By Frederick J Haskin
A Q and A column covers topics from animal lifespans to hollyhock height, college hotel administration origin, gelatin in infant diets, post Revolutionary War England, Meredith epitaph, fur-farm licensing, and full fashionable stockings standards. The piece cites sources like Cornell University, Jefferson Medical College, and the Federal Trade Commission.
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H. H. Perlman
Jefferson Medical College
England
Meredith
Bnt
Federal Trade Commission
Desert term Sahara questioned. single language in Europe
Q and A compile a series of brief trivia notes. Topics include Sahara etymology, Europe languages, a lady or the tiger phrase, ball bearings on railcars, fishing line preservatives, Edgar Rice Burroughs with Sears Roebuck, Prince of Wales names, reasons for longer lifespans, portraits and Franc stabilization, Kit Carson casting, and Great Salt Lake waters.
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Francis Richard Stockton
N.C
L. P
Notable Military and Political Dates on August 8
On August 8 1776 John Paul Jones was commissioned as a captain. In 1868 General Robert E Lee offered resignation to Jefferson Davis who declined it. 1894 President Cleveland recognized the Hawaiian Republic. 1911 Congress passed a statehood bill for Arizona and New Mexico.
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John Paul Jones
R. E. Lee
Jefferson Davis
Cleveland
Hawaiian Republic
Congress
Arizona
New Mexico
Crossword Puzzle Clue Pack From M 197
A jumble of crossword clues including Loath Song thrush imbecile two handed animal fragrant smells post office terminal knowledge and many garbled entries. The fragmentary lines suggest a dated puzzle page with scattered terms and partial answers.
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Athens Messenger
Earth
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Mediterranean
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Sam
Mississippi Valley
By the Way
Gilbert Swan Messenger
Globe
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New Yorker
Coney
Pennsylvania
Grand Central
Long Beach
Rockaway
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Hudson
Californian, Inc
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Poughkeepsie
Albany
Frederick J. Haskin
Bureau of Plant Industry
B.S
Cornell
H. B. Meek
Sahara Desert
Desert
Portugal
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Tarzan
Sears, Roebuck & Company
A. Mr. Burroughs
Chicago
the Prince of Wales
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Prince of Wales
Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David
David
United States Public Health Service
Elpinice
Cassandra
Polygnotus
Kit Carson
Fred Thomson
Jesse James
Great
Salt Lake
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Great Salt Lake
Garfield Beach
Great Salt
Furze
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