Larrazolo's Short Senate Term Sets Brief Record
Washington, Feb. 5. Senator Octaviano A. Larrazolo of New Mexico may hold a rare record by serving just over a month in Congress. Arriving Dec. 12, he rushed back to New Mexico due to bronchial asthma, leaving unresolved goals as he was elected for a short session to fill vacancies. He aimed to speak once and push an industrial school bill for New Mexico’s Spanish-American people. His brief tenure ends with a noted lapse on the floor for smoking a cigarette, while Congress grows uninterested in the session amid inauguration fever and Hoover presidency speculation.
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Thought for Today on repentance and life
A devotional note quotes Ezekiel 18 28 urging that turning from transgressions leads to life and warns that true repentance often comes during recovery, not illness. The piece reflects on humility and spiritual renewal.
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Farmers must rely on themselves to solve national farm problem
Wheeler McMillen former Hardin County Ohio farmer and associate editor of a farm publication argues at Ohio State University that political relief schemes fail. He says there are too many farmers and advocates reducing farm population, increasing efficiency with power farming and research, tariff moves, and tax reform as the path forward. He warns many will suffer during readjustment but productivity will rise as tractors replace manual work and farms profit from higher output. Politics by itself cannot help unless it teaches farmers about changing industrial conditions.
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Means Better Citizenship Awakening in Athens Scouting
Interest in Scouting for boys and girls in Athens grows with favorable comment. Leaders hope the movement will spread to other towns in the district and strengthen character building among youth.
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Scouting Aims to Channel Youth Time Into Constructive Citizenship
The piece argues leisure time among children worries communities but can be redirected through Scouting. It touts outdoor life, discipline, first aid, and character education under Scout leadership, noting Athens Boy Scouts have already formed constructive youth roles and urging broader community support and imitation in other towns.
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Who Pays for Radio Presents Great Artists on Air
An examination of radio broadcasting costs shows sponsors pay up to $700 per artist appearance with orchestras demanding $2000 to $5000 for half hour slots. The Red Network charges $2356.25 plus artist fees while the Blue Network asks $1750. Firms spent from $25,670 to $264,820 on broadcasting last year, mainly for publicity as customers hear ads between celebrated performances.
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al Jolson
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Broadway chorus survey hints at shifting social scene
A New York canvass of about 300 Broadway chorus members finds 200 non smokers and 220 abstain from hard liquor, with many only owning cars and most living frugally. The piece contrasts old era excess with modern restraint and notes enduring city landmarks and a suggestion to visit Jerry McAuley Mission for contrast.
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Prohibition and radio talk mix with old ideals and plans
The article reflects on Prohibition harms in corn sugar distilling and liquor, notes large moonshine outputs, and cites a $24 billion figure not stopping bootlegging. It mentions radio education, English music reaching Alaska, and Thomas Hastings plans to remodel the Capitol to improve light and air, contrasting past and modern lifespans.
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New York
King George
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Health and Diet Tips From Dr McCoy on Carrots
Diet advice explains carrot varieties from young to mature and their nutritional value. Carrots supply alkaline minerals and vitamins, aid digestion, and support bone formation. Recipes include baking, mashing, creamed carrot sauce, carrot date custards, and tomato carrot cottage cheese hors d oeuvres.
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Classic Root and Cauliflower Stew Start
A kitchen step lists adding carrots turnips potatoes and cauliflower pieces plus chopped leaves to a pot. The instruction begins with washing and dicing the vegetables before cooking, aiming for a hearty vegetable stew.
Pope's envoy Frederic Tedni Shot While Driving
Monsignor Frederic Tedni, papal representative, was shot but not fatally wounded while driving. Two detectives on bicycles accompanying him were present. one detective sustained a leg wound. Police investigated the incident and detained a suspect for questioning.
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Rebellion in Spain Likely Target Not Church Hostility
The incident suggests hostility to the church in Mexico is not necessarily involved in the current Spanish rebellion. It is considered probable that the bullets were aimed at another personage.
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Book selections for developing personality and psychology
A librarian can guide you among many works on psychology personality and behaviorism to gain the most benefit by comparing them. Milk with dates raisins and figs blends well Banana squash is as starchy as Hubbard squash. A citrus fast can treat liver derangements though liver spots likely stem from acidosis due to wrong eating.
Facts and questions from a 1930s magazine Q&A column
A compilation of trivia and expert answers on topics including Braille books aid, Basil King biography, papal temporal power, English theater origins, data grammar, river ice, Sahara sand depth, first woman lawyer, 1846 breaking machine, Alaskan railways, and etiquette for addressing a female president plus Bureau of Standards reports.
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Government could finance freely by circulating currency
The text argues that government funding could be achieved by issuing and circulating money as needed instead of printing bonds. It suggests calling in non interest bearing currency like bonds at convenience to save hundreds of millions annually in interest charges.
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Vatican
Coal men from Hocking Valley meet Pittsburgh railroad officials
Hocking Valley coal men attended a Pittsburgh conference with railroad representatives to discuss coal rate terms from West Virginia mines. Grace Stickney visited Garry West Virginia for a week with Mr and Mrs John Dyer. Emmett Parker joined the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra as pianist and began a tour. Nell Copeland hosted 15 friends at a Morris Avenue dinner. Ten years ago Mary Ness hosted the Woman's Music Club with C C Millikan and Cameron Church assisting. Pi Beta Phi's local chapter hosted Mrs Anna Nickerson of Malden Massachusetts. O C Cullums became retail sales manager at Lastro Auto Sales to fill a vacancy after Dix Preston's death. The Athens County Common Pleas Court opened the third murder trial of the year, Charles Caldwell of Jacksonville charged with second degree murder in a Redtown saloon.
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Honey as antifreeze study by National Bee Laboratory
Government tests show honey is safe satisfactory and economical as an antifreeze solution for automobile radiators. The report notes honey's performance and cost effectiveness as a coolant additive.
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National Bee Culture Laboratory
History moments from Roger Williams to rail funding
Roger Williams arrives in Boston in 1631. In 1836 Congress debates slavery with a gag rule to discourage discussion. In 1904 the Pennsylvania Railroad borrows 50 million dollars.
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Smallpox scare settles in Coolville as vaccine harvest grows
In Coolville Feb 2 the smallpox scare subsides as residents question its severity. Local figures report widespread questioning of the disease while a vaccine drive continues. The public reflects on why a picture show used the same auditorium the same evening as fruit growers report cases.
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Cross Word Puzzle From Russia No 6 Horizontal Clues
Puzzle text shows scrambled entries and hints with two P s and two A s. Includes references to famous miser of Mythos and various garbled terms. Appears as a cryptic word list with multiple malformed clues and partial column alignment.
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