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Messing It Up and Democratic Plan for Emergency Relief
The piece condemns a Democrat led Senate plan to spend 780 million dollars on emergency relief, split between road building with no state matching and loans to states based on population. It argues such spending harms fiscal credibility, benefits mostly New York while funding unnecessary roads elsewhere, and questions the Democrats’ claim to economy. The Chicago Tribune is cited on political optics and credit consequences.
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Reducing Wages Reflects Broad Pay Cuts Across Businesses
A number of local employers announce 10 percent wage cuts effective March first amid reduced revenues and lower commodity prices. Some cut staff to preserve payrolls while others trim wages to avoid layoffs, with views that a broad readjustment is needed for future stability.
The Unwritten Law Ends in a Fatal Philadelphia Shooting
Eddie Allen, son of a wealthy Philadelphia family, fatally shot Donaldson, a member of a rival prominent clan, after a string of clashes over Donaldson’s alleged seduction of Allen’s sister A. The incident highlights enduring local tensions between elite lineages.
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Noted unwritten law praise in Norristown murder trial opinion
A Norristown jury finds Allen not guilty in a case where he killed his sister's lover, upholding the unwritten law as defense of family honor. Parallel reports from Honolulu describe Massie and relatives facing murder accusations tied to the same creed, with skepticism about convictions.
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Looks Like Good Sense on Navy Build Up to Treaty Strength
A public statement argues the United States should maintain a navy at full London treaty strength to parity with Britain and balance with Japan. It asserts defense readiness safeguards peace and avoids foreign entanglements, urging adherence to treaty limits and strong naval forces.
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Tally for the Women and Driving Slant
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil cites driver licensing data showing 77 percent male and 28 percent female motorists, with 1,2815000 recorded accidents. Men account for 93.37 percent of total motor casualties, women 7.63 percent, in both fatal and non fatal classes.
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A Faithful Public Servant for State Treasurer Nomination
Petitions circulate in Muscatine County for Ray Johnson the incumbent Republican seeking renomination as state treasurer at the June primary. He is praised as highly capable with deep knowledge of state capitol operations and prior service as secretary of the state executive council and Muscatine County treasurer. Republicans are urged to renominate him for continued high‑level service amid a demanding tax collection portfolio.
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Wisconsin unemployment insurance law pioneers worker protection
The Wisconsin law creates a state fund to insure income for workers during unemployment. It affects about 1.765 million people and allows time for industrial adjustments through 1933. The piece notes potential drafting errors and the need for possible revisions as enforcement starts, while expressing hope for a future system based on job distribution rather than reserves.
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Diary style notes from New York society and Paris links
Diary entries recount a day in New York with Will Rogers Valentine Williams and McCrelland Barclay works. Encounters with Octavus Roy Inez Cohen Carl Brannts Willard Huntington Wright and Van Dine are paired with Cosmopolitan dinner guests Frank Sullivan Gene Tunney Rupert Hughes Rube Goldberg and Grantland Rice. A floor walker, Pendennis club member, and hat buyer Aubrey L. Eads highlight society details before a late night walk home at dawn.
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Teddy Rosseau
Cosmopolitan Magazine
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Rube Goldberg
Political chatter and social notes from Iowa papers
A collage of 1930s Iowa newspaper chatter covers Hoover era politics, Milwaukee governance, and literary gossip. It mentions Democratic splits, Ritchie of Maryland, and railroad era discourse, plus a lurid note on women in mourning attending funerals for rides to the cemetery.
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Broadway Suffering Loss Of Three Prominent Playboys This Winter
A column notes the demise of Billy Leeds Ben Finney Jr and Sid Smith as figures of local legend. It discusses a shift away from a long-standing sob sisters block toward new tenement housing and the city’s slum renewal. It mentions Al Smith childhood games and a tornado anecdote from Nashville.
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Paris Style Hints by ALICE LANGELIER
Paris winter fashion centers on white gowns and lace. Women favor white dresses and lace accents, with Chantilly and Irish lace featured in refined gowns, blouses, or short jackets. Lace details appear in tailored silhouettes and flowered crepe satin ensembles for evening wear.
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Alice Langelier
Paris
Newspaper Advertising Drives Business Growth and Profits
The article promotes newspaper advertising as the sure method to attract buyers and boost turnover. It argues persistent ads increase profits, build value, and stimulate greater sales volume, with ads guiding buyers and sellers and attracting loyal customers.
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Rippling Rhymes Reflect Honest Advertising
Walt Mason urges truth in ads warning that deceptive claims harm trust and drive customers away. He cites bogus pills, tonics, and goods, noting once buyers are burned they spread word and never return to deceitful sellers. The poem argues integrity sustains patronage and guards reputations against the gold brick game.
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Daily Knowledge Test Question Pack
A scrambled prompt asking ten trivia queries about a national anthem date Massachusetts governor during 1919 Boston police strike Luna the Moon meteor named Halley Svengali in a novel D D stands for Amelia Earhart birthplace connections to Lady Godiva Noah's Ark landing mountains and the first modern sleeping cart builder.
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Musical prodigies and early genius in young musicians
A fragmentary column notes prodigious child musicians past and present. It mentions Mozart at five and cites several young talents such as Mischa Elman, Jascha Heifetz, Yehudi Menuhin, and others, naming lineage connections and early demonstrations of skill.
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Josef Mosmann
Tascha Hoifetz
Unclear description of fingerprinting apparatus in old text
Fragmentary passage describes a fingerprinting setup with ink rollers and an inking plate used to transfer fingerprints. References a card holder to steady fingerprint cards and prevent blurring, but details are garbled and incomplete.
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