Thoughtful reflections on money, gossip, and safety norms
The piece blends quotes on honesty with observations on thrift and curiosity, recounting a New York preacher's talk on labor versus speculation and stressing that hard work and restraint secure small earnings for families. It argues thrift from a Hocking Valley example, warns against gossip about the famous, and urges mine safety reforms to reduce deaths and injuries while stressing top-down safety culture and disciplined safety practices.
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U.S. Bureau of Mines
National Safety Council
Bureau of Mines
New York North River to East River Walk of Manhattan Life
A reader's tour from the North and East Rivers sketches Manhattan's contrasts from grimy coal yards to Broadway glamour. It notes Madison Square Garden, Broadway theater belts, Fifth Avenue shopping, costly brownstones, and a yacht club on the East River, with rich and poor mingling amid Prohibition era nightlife.
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Metropolitan Opera House
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Madison Square Garden
St. Malachy
Fifth Avenue
Secretary Melton to receive ten million dollar lanes plan
Today ment s expected receipts will be presented to Secretary Melton with a high extent of 10 000 000 in lanes. He is accustomed to problems and to solving them, indicating ongoing oversight and decision making on the project.
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Melton
Trajan
America
Shiait
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United States
Department of Justice
Germany
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Lara
New York
Gambiers
Gaiher
Fridux
Jakes
Honey and health tips from Dr. Frank McCoy column
The excerpt outlines honey as a preferred sugar form in moderation, detailing production by bees, water content, and uses in diet. It includes reader questions about colds and salt cravings, and medical-authored guidance on enemas, weight, boxing news, and global economic notes.
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Frank McCoy
Answers to Questions By FRODERICK J. AASKENS
A compiled reply sheet from the Washington Information Bureau answering queries on voice pitch causes, Canadian herd counts, belief in a supreme being among primitive peoples, Bethlehem population, the Chesapeake word origin, Gary Plan schooling, atomic theory basics, African American farm operators, Mendel’s plant breeding, ancient Rome’s dictator, turkey sizing for dinners, snow and salt temperature mix, and the columbine name origin. This piece preserves names and places from the source while presenting concise Q and A responses.
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Canada
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Great Slave Lake
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South Australia
Bethlehem
Chesapeake
Gary Sehoal
Iere Atonin
United States
Mendel
Rome
Senate
I'Ins
Murray
HAPPENINGS ABOUT THE CAPITAL BY RODNEY BUTCHER
Rodney Butcher reports the Hoover administration moving to expand commissions across government. He notes plans for a permanent Radio Commission, a new Federal Power Commission, interdepartmental reviews, and calls for research boards to address banking, shipping, education and conservation. The piece previews a broad push toward formal study groups steering policy.
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Rodney Butcher
Lefee
Ahoovera
Fevlow
Hoover Commission
Uma
Congress
al Smith
Mil Hoover
Oun 2A
Halt
Mr. Hoover
Con.grees
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of Commerce
Shipping Board
Federal Power Commission
Interior, War and Agriculture
White House
Asia
National Commission On Law Enforcement
A Daily Study in Correct English Highlights Misused Words
This paper by W. K. Gordon lists common errors in English usage. It covers misused words mispronunciations misspellings and urges building vocabulary by mastering one new word daily with climatic described as relating to ellimate conditions.
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W. K. Gordon
NEWS YOUR DAD READ TEN YEARS AGO THE MARTIALS AND COPELANT CLOWES
An old item recounts church attendance contests at First 3. E. Church and a January census drive appealing teachers to aid the collection. Mentions Fannie Minear and travels to Pittsburgh for relatives. Several local figures and visits are noted, including Strecker family and Goshen teachers.
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Martials
Copelant Clowes
Mixed Garbled Word Puzzle Snippet
A jumble of short words and numbers hints at a horizontal and vertical puzzle. Entries like 1To sealloc and 9 Grazed appear with scattered phrases such as 40 Projertion and 42 Dat, suggesting a cross reference or encoding task rather than a news item.
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