Choosing a Dog Breed Based on Appeal and Traits
A children's welfare and pet guidance piece from the Chappel Kennel Foundation in Rockford Illinois advises selecting a dog by personal appeal and emphasizes obtaining a purebred for likely greater enjoyment. It lists breed summaries from Boston Terrier to Pekingese, noting temperaments, care, and suitability for families, guard roles, or companionship.
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Chappel Kennel Foundation
Rockford
Hiinois
Foundation
Favor Getting a Puppy to Buying a Mature Dog
A Chappel Kennel Foundation editorial weighs puppy versus mature dog ownership. It advises selecting a pet, highlights feeding rules for puppies, including frequency and transitioning to adult meals, and emphasizes balanced canned foods, softening dry foods, and regular meal times to aid housebreaking and dental care.
Patience Key to Dog Training and Obedience
The Chappel Nennel Foundation of Rockford urges patience in training dogs noting 95 percent can be trained with effort and repetition. Early discipline is crucial, as is consistent commands and rewarding praise to build obedience.
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Chappel Nennel Foundation
Rockford
Winvis
Roosevelt Leads Democratic Nomination Hopes in 1932
Washington gossip centers on Franklin D. Roosevelt as the rising favorite for the Democratic nomination, ahead of Al Smith and Woodrow Wilson. Col. House is noted as a powerful figure whose maneuvering could shape the convention and salvage the party base, with Cox and White showing friendly stances toward Roosevelt.
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Washington, D. C
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
al Smith
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Cox
Ohio
George White
Gouvernor
Amneuner
del Edwant Mandel
Roosevel
Cel
Roosevelts
Republicum
Wilsom
Ustve Politi
Thman Fren
Teras Ceol House
Cechires
Rooosevelt
Newton St Baker
Col House
Tumsett
Presiden Wilson
Altheus
Wilson
Texas
Matheral
Anon
Col. House
Washington Cossips Belove
John J. Raskeld
Roosevelt Led in 1932 Presidential Race Says Washington Writer
A Washington writer argues Roosevelt and Hoover dominate the 1932 campaign with Roosevelt as the leading contender. The piece notes Governor Ritchie of Maryland opposes liquor stance and recalls Wilsonian influence. It questions the New Yorker’s role and the era’s political dynamic between reform and party loyalty.
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Ritchie
Maryland
Roosevelt
Hoover
New Yorker
Wilson
Weedrow Wilser
E Pwikale
Aitinn
Wileem
Gian Imi
New Washington Quarter Plans From U S Treasury
Treasury invites top sculptors to submit designs for the two hundredth birthday Washington quarter. Models due October 15 at the Mint. Secretary Mellon to select final design with Arts Commission input. $1500 prize. coin to enter circulation February 22, 1932.
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United States
Treasury Department
George Washington
Robert J. Grant
Mint
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
Commission of Fine Arts
George Washington Bicentennial Commission
Mellen
Plaster casts required for model submissions eight inches wide
The notice mandates plaster caste submissions about eight inches in diameter for models. Sketches or drawings will be rejected. Copper production from Michigan mines in 1930 is estimated at 169,297,755 pounds, the lowest since 1925. Chaperone remarks on dancing in a dark room with a young man. Sweet Young Thing retorts they were not dancing.
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Michigan
Bessemer
Gogebic County
Ramsay
Stork joke about balance and one-foot stance
A brief quip contrasts a senior and a sophomore on a bird joke. The senior asks why a stork stands on one foot and the sophomore responds with playful doubt. The senior then explains lifting the other foot would cause a fall.
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Soph
Rules for Daily Bowel Movements by Dr Caldwell
A vintage medical ad extols daily bowel routines and a laxative syrup. It promotes water intake before breakfast plus outdoor exercise and a fixed daily hour for a bowel movement. The ad touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a safe digestive aid with laxative herbs and pepsin for a thorough cleanse.
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Scottie
Kennel Foundation
Albert Payson Terhune
L. Brown
KE. Berger
Washington
Miri
Bsussea
Giffereme
Houn
New
Washington Quarter
U. S. Treasury
Miet
George Warhingten
Cima
Reyan
Bayer
da. W. B. Caldwwett’s
Doctors
A. D
August Liikanen
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