Solving the Problem of Youth by Winifred Black
An advice column endorses Boy Scout leader West's plan to guide youths by teaching self control. It argues parental questions about a troubled boy are answered by focusing on internal discipline rather than external measures, claiming the method will reform sulky and wayward boys. The piece credits 1951 Newspaper Feature Bernice. Lne.
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Mr. West
Bernice
Lne
Small Rugs And Sofas Lead Fashion In Modern Décor
Fashion centers on small rugs and sofas to brighten and soften rooms. The piece highlights hooked, Chinese, and Persian designs, Davenport sleepers, daybeds, love seats, and Queen Anne styles, stressing harmony with existing furniture and practical decorating for apartments and homes.
Indigestion May Impair Hearing Dr Copeland Explains Link
Dr R S Copeland argues indigestion and dyspepsia may impair hearing, citing pancreatic digestion and digestive ferments as key factors. He notes the pancreas supplies essential ferments for fat digestion, with intestinal processes largely driving digestion and dyspepsia symptoms arising from slow digestion and postprandial discomfort.
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Copeland
Digestive Ailments From Pancreas and Diet Clues
The text explains chronic failure of digestion causing sugar and fat intolerance and possible hearing decline. It notes pancreatic insufficiency as a cause and suggests discussing with a doctor who may prescribe pancreatic extract and dietary regulation.
Washington Birthday Celebration Marks Washington's Two Hundredth
A national celebration of George Washington's birth begins February 22, 1932, and runs through Thanksgiving 1932. Led by H N Burgett as executive secretary, the United States Government sponsors the event with a commission to plan the observance. The commission is the United States Commission for the Celebration of the Two Hundredth Anniversary of the Birth of George Washington.
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George Washington
H. N. Burgett
George Washingzton Highway Association
United States
Congress
United States Commission For
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Notable Officials Named to Presidential Commission
States, chairman, the vice president of the United States, the speaker of the House of Representatives, and Senator Simeon D. Fess, vice chairman, Senators Arthur Capper of Kansas, Carter Glass of Virginia, and Lee Overman of North Carolina, Representatives Willis Hawley of Oregon, John Tilson of Connecticut, Joseph Burns of Tennessee, and KR Walton Moore of Virginia. There are also eight presidential commissioners: Mrs. Jack Dickson Sherman of Colorado, Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cooke of Pennsylvania, Henry Ford of Michigan, George Eastman of New York, C.
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States
United States
House of Representatives
Simeon D. Fess
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Carter Glass
Virginia
Lee 8. Overman
North Carolina
Willis C. Hawley
Oregon
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
Joseph W. Burns
Tennessee
KR. Walton Moore
Jack Dickson Sherman
Colorado
Anthony Wayne Cooke
Pennsylvania
Henry Ford
Michigan
George Eastman
New York
Plans Organized Under Associates In National Effort
Basom Slemp Wallace McCamant and Albert Bushnell Hart and Bernard Baruch are named in announcing an organized national effort. Lt Col A B Grant II and Rep Sol Bloom of New York are listed as associate directors directing the plans.
Famous aviator Lundborg dies from Arctic recovery accident
Sweden's renowned flyer Keinar Lundborg, famed for locating General Umberto Nobile's stranded party in the 1928 Arctic expedition, died from injuries in an accident last night.
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Stockholm
Keinar Lundborg
Sweden
Umberto Nobile
Arctic
Marion's Fortune Box Mystery Deepens in Bank Vault
The scene follows Lillian and the narrator as they discuss the secret fortune box linked to Marion and a threatening note from the Chinese. They recount Mrs Ticer’s vision of a blue sedan and a kitchen visit, then decide to keep Marion, Mary, and the boys inside and await further developments.
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Madce
Lillian
Marion
Robin Hood
Esquire
Lee Chow
Hugh Grantland
Katie
Trey
Mary
Harry
Dicky
Chow
Would Cut War Debt CHICAGO Jan 29 Address by Hurley
Edward N Hurley urged deferment of European war debt payments to the United States for two years, with a gradual 50 percent cut over 30 years. He spoke before the Chicago Association of Commerce, linking debt relief to boosted business, jobs, and lower armaments.
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U.R
Europe
United States
Edward N. Hurley
World War Foreign Debt Commission
Chicago Association of Commerce
Hurley
Make This Model at Home A Cunning Bolero Frock
The Athens Messenger advertises a sewing pattern for a youthful bolero and matching frock by Anne Adams. Includes fabric options from cotton broadcloth to dimity, price fifteen cents per pattern, size 4 requires 17 1/2 yards of 36 inch material, order via Pattern Department, Athens Messenger, New York.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
The Stars Say for Friday January 30
Genevieve Kemple outlines a day when ad verse influences bring discord in business and private affairs. Some may face friction in social and romantic relationships with caution in employment and cautioned dealings. birthdays this year require calm judgment to avoid conflicts.
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The
Genevieve Kemble
Best Home Remedy Promises Fast Cough Relief
A famous three fold Pinex cough remedy promises quick relief from chest cold and bronchial coughs. It mixes 24% Pinex with grape sugar syrup or honey in a pint bottle, claiming savings, purity, and strong soothing action on throat membranes. It notes absorption into blood and action on bronchial tubes with guaranteed results or money back.
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