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Notice to subscribers of The News Telegraph about delivery options and contact details. Readers in Cass and adjoining counties are told to call 585 M before 7 o'clock if evening delivery fails, and to report changes or discontinuations through the office rather than the carrier.
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Fourth of July the Nation’s Enduring Message
A reflective piece on Independence Day stressing America's founding ideals of liberty and equality. It traces the republic’s origins from 1776, notes doubts faced, and affirms that the nation’s future rests on fundamental principles rather than petty self-interest. The essay urges adherence to these principles to keep the American experiment thriving.
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America
United States
Great Britain
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Spencer’s Calamity Sparks Plan to Rebuild Spencer
After a devastating fire destroyed $2,000,000 in property last week Spencer, Clay county, faces reconstruction. Statewide support and a resilient, American spirit are cited as the motive force to rebuild a modern, attractive business district while honoring the old town.
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United States
Rumor of Liquor Panels Sparks City Debate in Nevada
A garbled dispatch from Rane Nevada reports unrest over liquor panels amid nationwide talks on alcohol policy. Officials weigh legalizing rambling as a response to growing public pressure while broader state and federal rules loom.
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Prohibition Enforcement Hits Reno as Bars Fall
A long dormant state liquor law is revived in Reno with federal agents sweeping through the city. Bars and brothels are out of business after raids, signaling a strong national push against illegal liquor traffic. Observers note past dry campaigns faltered but await outcome as enforcement intensifies.
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Green Bay
Reno
Uncle Sam
United States
Federa Len
Unemployment Debate on Causes and Remedies in 1931
Verne Le Havens argues unemployment stems from political rigidity and destructive competition. He cites immigration, wartime debts, tariff policy, and Russia's actions, urging work on farms, repairs, and public works while condemning idle government support and urging shared labor and national cooperation.
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Stalin
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New York
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Acoma
Questioning Leaders and Their Explanations Prompt Public Debate
Residents express curiosity about how chosen leaders allowed a certain situation to arise. They aim to hear official explanations and to identify who will step forward to ask questions first. The focus is on leadership direction and timely action.
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Cane
Secomd
Advertising as a tool to drive store traffic and sales
A 1920s dealer counsels merchants on honest advertising. He argues campaigns create impressions that decide results, not flashy copy. Advertise only sought items, avoid leftovers, and ensure every ad signals real value to attract and convert customers.
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S. Schuyler
New York City
Micrchant
Paris Style Hints By ALICE LANGELIER
Parla July 2 midsummer furs reliably melt into Paris wardrobes as summer cools. Designers and furriers offer women warmth with the latest coats and jackets, including new two tone looks and practical outerwear for the season.
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Alice Langelier
Kitchen Cupboard and Fashion Notes from a Bygone Era
A fragmented kitchen column lists recipes and tips including spaghetti and chicken salad with mayo and peppers, a nod to egg noddles, beef soup with croutons, and a note on using cheese in sauce. It shifts to fashion, describing leopard fur value, evening wraps, and fur-trimmed gowns, with remarks on current winter vogue and coordinated outfits.
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Schneiders
Cisserdia
Vallers
Hyer
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
Poem celebrates resilient men who face adversity with humor and courage. It contrasts mourners with steadfast souls who refuse despair, urging readers to quit whining and persevere. The piece reflects 1931 copyright by Matthew Adams.
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