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United States Senate Adjourna nt Delays Vote On Censure
A noisy Senate session on Wednesday saw intense debate over a disputed measure as members clashed on procedure and party lines. Critics argued the chamber wastes time with partisan grandstanding while supporters urged action on the issue, urging a prompt resolution despite procedural hurdles. The rowdy exchange reflected broader public frustration with congressional gridlock and the impact on legislative productivity.
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Chicago Police Shock in Police Session Scandal Unfolds
A confusing report details alleged misconduct involving a Chicago patron and a public figure, with police reactions and Department of Police statements. The piece references a chaotic scene, claims of intimidation, and calls for accountability amid a tense city debate on reform.
Motion pictures industry in 1929 and national impact
The text highlights the motion picture industry’s growth, reach, and economic clout in 1929. It discusses audience size, production scale, advertising expenditure, and the industry’s role in American business, culture, and consumer life, noting large reader and reader readership implications.
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Motion pictures as national industry and public duty
A long piece argues the American motion picture industry boosts trade abroad and fuels national prestige. It praises Hollywood's creative and economic impact, urges responsible production, and cites leaders like Mays and Hamilton to frame cinema as a civilizational force and tool for prosperity and education.
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Beecher on Earning and Curing Hardship through Enterprise
Henry Ward Beecher argues that to gain benefit one must earn and address hardship. He urges shrewdness, invention, and perseverance as keys to improvement and progress.
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Freight car loadings reflect business conditions
The report notes weekly freight car loadings at 1,179,008 for the week ending Oct 2, with 11,782 fewer cars than last year but 49,001 more than the prior period in Wet. The discussion touches on tariff policy, stock market bargains, and various editorials across Iowa newspapers.
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Reformers Clash Over Senate Choices and Party Labels
A Birmingham writer condemns Senators Smith Brookhart and George Norris for labeling as Republicans while voting with Democrats. The piece argues they act as democrats in practice, urge honest independence, and criticize renegade branding while stressing loyalty to the party that elected them.
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Bronx Editorial On Stock Market Education
A letter praises the stock and grain exchanges while urging readers to learn the business of selling stock grain and city lots. It argues regulation helps but warns against excessive gambling and misinformed investments. It names John Amerland and notes residents should inform themselves before buying or selling.
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Paris Style Hints By Alice Langelier
Paris fashion notes highlight Riviera wear for Monte Carlo and Palm Beach. Morning suits feature darts forming a belt across the back. ensembles mix one piece and two piece frocks with matching coats in wool. fur collars echo frock tones. Lightweight woolens and pale tones dominate, with collarless jackets, waistcoat-inspired fronts, and cropped packet collars described in detail.
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Kitchen Cupboard By Nellie Maxwell
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Orange Desserts and Food Lore From Adams Service
A fragmented 1929 recipe and essay collection outlines orange mousse and gelatin desserts, with instructions for orange soufflé and pie filling. It weaves in notes on elegant serving, sugar levels, and a critique of sensational journalism, ending with a copyright line for George Matthew Adams Service.
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Frock Styles With Detachable Bolery And Tailored Fittings
The text outlines dress designs featuring half arm coverage with wrist exposure, detachable bolero jackets, and cholera gutta style shaping. It notes tightly fitted hips, Toile de Goyé influences, winter trimming in merest red green or blue, and pastel palettes of pale blue pink and yellow. Some frocks use pointed pleats, while pale sports frocks pair with tucked blouses or sweaters. Cross striped options in black with white skirts are mentioned.
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Advertising Truth and Caution for New Retailers
A veteran ad agent warns that many newcomers start with capital and hope but fail due to over ad spending and lack of experience. He notes firms rise then fall in crowded markets and stresses honest, steady advertising as essential. He says those who avoid advertising to cut costs often quit business or must heavily advertise to exit losses. He concludes it pays to advertise truthfully and consistently, even with money and expertise.
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Rippling Rhymes and Moral Tales in The Monthly Magazine
Walt Mason reflects on Bonem RIPPLING RHYMES with nostalgic praise for a long gone monthly magazine famed for clean wholesome content. He recalls stories about farming life and rural humor, arguing the essays upheld virtue, avoided scandal, and offered safe entertainment for grandparents and children alike.
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Correct English A Daily Quiz Question on quotation marks
The item asks about the use of quotation marks with titles and verbs in participles. It discusses present participles and the gerund form and provides examples like ing forms in sentences. It notes a few quoted phrases and references a public lodger copyright line.
Smiles and Speech Rival Vaudeville Gaffes in Stage Talk
A fragmentary account notes a performer’s habit of mispronouncing lines and songs during shows. Audiences faced uneven delivery as one brother advised a shift to “letter English” singing, while a speaker jokes about expensive garb and a noisy Rustia witness.
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