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Better Come Back Home from Geneva Disarmament Talks
A veteran editorial argues against pacifist negotiations as Japan presses toward China. It urges returning Dr Emma Wooley and allied delegates home amid US naval shifts, warning that disarmament talks ignore a rising Japan and a fragile balance of power.
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Orient
Japan
China
Unite States
Geneva
United States
Shanghai
Emma Wooley
Tts
Wilice
Des Moines Register
League of Nations
Neesenk
Tommurol
League
Mike
Dr. Wooley
Startling Auto Accident Statistics Compared to War Losses
The piece notes that in the eighteen months ending December 1 1931 automobile deaths in the United States reached 54 050, more than the U S forces killed in action and die of wounds overseas. Injuries totaled 1 676 840, nine times the wounded count, despite years of safety campaigns. It blames warlike carelessness infiltrating driving and urges individual drivers to act to reduce crashes.
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United States
Sfor the
Redoril
Safety and Vehicle Care in Peace Time
The piece urges strict safety in car use, stressing perfect maintenance of working parts and tires to reduce accidents. It contrasts automobile toil in peacetime with wartime burdens, calling on those concerned with public welfare to heed responsible driving.
World calendar proposal offers twelve month reform alternative
The Work Calendar association endorses a world calendar with four quarters of 13 weeks each and 41 days per quarter, including two extra days as holidays. Year 1day and Leap day are designated Saturdays, with January 1 always on Sunday. The plan preserves twelve months and aims for easier transition and stability.
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Work! Calendar Association
Pkin
United States
Innovation in Home Cooling By General Motors
General Motors introduces a room cooling device adaptable to ordinary homes. The system draws warm room air, cools it, and expels cool air to maintain comfort despite outside heat. The piece predicts widespread adoption, noting previous cooling was limited to hotels and trains and that cost must fall to reach the average household.
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General Motors
State income tax proposal criticized as unfair
The governor’s upcoming campaign reportedly favors a two percent state income tax to replace the current levy. Critics say it would shift the tax burden to a minority, ignore education funding, and could lead to universal exemption of property while taxing larger incomes. They doubt it will pass the general assembly.
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Turner
Iowa
Towa General Assembly
Know Your Venecrats and Taxes in Iowa Editorials
Editorial briefs criticise Iowa tax cuts demands urging sacrifice for lower taxes. It mocks pacifist groups Japan Shanghai peace ships and notes citizens blame congress for large appropriations yet want better schools roads and police with taxes reduced. It emphasizes income growth over spending and questions fiscal expectations.
Miracle man not a real need for president
Iowa Press About It notes that the country seeks not a capable president but a miracle man. It argues voters want a figure who can perform wonders, not just lead. Dawes is praised as outspoken and courageous, likened to Teddy Roosevelt, though he denies any presidential ambitions and remains unsigned with calls for the GOP to draft him.
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Iowa
Estherville
Hoover
United States
Dawes
Storm Lake
Pilot-Tribune
Teddy Roosevelt
Republican Party
Diary of a Modern Pepys in New York Nightlife
A brisk New York diary chronicles a day visiting the Courtney Riley Coopers to see their new Boston, Michael O’Toole, Leon Gordon, and art talk with creme de cocoa. It notes stage folk, stars, and a couples dynamic, with social commentary on artists and widows facing shrinking fortunes.
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New York
Pepys
Ralph Barton
Courtney Ryley Coopers
Boston
Michael O’toole
Leon Gordon
John Erskine
William Seaman
George Buckley
Estelle Taylor
Marshall Nielan
Edmund Carewe
Louise Groody
Seeing Nellie Home and the Tangles of Life
A mosaic of 1932 musings on work, charity, and daily irritations. The piece reflects on weaving, devotion to craft, seasonal notes from a debutante, and mischief of a weather prophet while highlighting charity drives and sweepstakes aiding disabled veterans and hospitals in Newfoundland and Ireland.
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Carr
Aintree
England
Army and Navy Veterans of Canada
Canada
Newfoundland
Paris Style Hints By ALICE LANGELIER
Paris fashion notes describe waxed wigs regaining popularity for spring. Hairdresser Antoine promotes a flat neat cut with transparent lacquer and waxed styling. Wigs mimic hats with bands, windblown curls, diadem curls, and varied textures for busy women, including weatherproof options.
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Alice’ Langelier
IL. N. 5
Paris
Antoine
Conayi In These Anya Of Dy
A readable fragment notes a local matter with unclear phrasing. The brief mentions a person or group named Conayi in a context tied to Dy. No specific dates, places, or actions are clear from the legible text. The item reads as an incomplete clipping with limited factual substance.
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Conayi
Anya
Rippling by Walt Mason The Unhappy Seer Forecasts Blizzard
The weather prophet mocks the coming storm predicting a blizzard from polar regions. He warns of a sweeping cold across the realm with clouded skies and windy blasts, while noting the mood of impending harsh weather.
Daily Knowledge Test Questions From a Historical Page
A scrambled trivia page lists ten questions on topics from weather to naval history. Items include asks about why pipes burst when frozen, the earliest U S census year, and who was the pirate Blackbeard among other general knowledge prompts.
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United States
Edward
Blackbeard
Teach
Beas
New York
United States Women’s Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
Fens
Emiles Father I suppose the boy will get marred sometime
Fragmentary remark from a mother and father about a marriage or betrothal, with distorted OCR text indicating concern over a wedding or union and the right young person.
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