Hoover's fit for modern economic leadership
The Christian Science Monitor argues President elect Herbert Hoover is uniquely equipped to lead the United States through big business, mass production, and expansive international trade. It contrasts Hoover’s engineering and administrative background with past presidents’ professional bases, urging a practical, large scale, business-oriented governance.
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Christian Science Monitor
Local Names Listed in Seemingly Unordered Pairings
A list of paired names appears, including J. T. Hickman with Lela Stewart and L. Stewart with J. Hi. Criger with Dollie Cobble, along with several other two person pairings such as Wilson Garrett with Willie B. Sears and W. L. Newell with Bessie Gist. The fragmentary text contains numerous initials and surnames and reads like a registry or social note.
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J. T. Hickman
Lela Stewart
J. Hi. Criger
Dollie Cobble
Wilson Garrett
Willie B. Sears
W. L. Newell
Bessie Gist
Nunn
Ethel Poll
Lynn Bicknell
Kyla Mae Peek
Dan Chastain
Mary I. Sparkman
I. M. Moseley
Marie Moore
Claude Kirkpatrie
Myrtle Roda
Hubert Hammett
Ruby Dotson
Clarence Russell
Bertha Phillips
I E. Abbott
Leng Parker
Hit and Run Driver Mocking Words and Wounds
A reckless diver shows defiance after a hit and run, clinging to the old refrain that words can do no harm. He dismisses caution and instead relies on stubborn pride and resistance to restraint.
Missing Deliveries Prompt Call to Office
Notice requests readers to inform the office if the paper is not delivered. It mentions a new carrier in South Bonham and asks recipients to phone the office promptly to ensure service, stating subscribers pay for and deserve the paper.
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South Bonham
Middle West Struck by Deep Freeze and Snow
Chicago reports subzero temperatures extend across the Middle West with a severe cold wave and snowstorm. Monuments of frost drive hundreds to clear streets while welfare shelters take in homeless. dozens dead or dying as highways shut and rail service falters. Weather officials warn of renewed cold and heavy snow through Tuesday.
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Chicago
Middle West
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Ohio River
Local Druggist Wins Big Franchise II Award
A leading biochemist propels a new treatment Sargon into the market. The Sarron Laboratories claim exclusive rights and announce Sargon Soft Mass Pills as key to modern therapy. In Dallas and Fort Worth the medicines have moved through agency WV W Peeler and others, with extensive local distribution and shipments reported. Fire insurance notes and a bank fire accompany a broader city context.
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Ameri
Sarron Laboratories
America
Southwest
Dalia
Ft. Worth
Oilcloth Cover to Keep Car Battery Clean
Keep dirt and water off the battery top to prevent creeping acid and corrosion. A tailored oilcloth cover with cable openings and snaps protects the battery, and wiping the top with ammonia helps maintain a near new condition.
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Popular Science Monthly
Obituary and Vigil Gentle Hope Amid Gloomy Weather
The Ravenna town mourns Uncle Bil Owens a longtime beloved citizen killed in hard weather. Reports speak of fishermen missing three men near Lake Superior and a snow plow incident at Minnesota junet WI. Neighbors send prayers from old friends hoping for calm waters in the Better Land.
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Minnesota
Lake Superior
Is Royale
Charlesvaix
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Better Highway Lighting Boosts Road Utility
Col Halsey Dunwoody told the American Construction Council in St Louis that better highway lighting can raise road usefulness by a high percentage. He argued regulation has been overemphasized and streets must be adapted to modern needs. He predicted construction spending for solutions to this problem will total millions in the next decade.
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Halsey Dunwoody
American Construction Council
St. Louis
Colonel Dunwoody
National Automobile Chamber of Coammeres
ABC
Agreement Reached on Papal Indemnity
Rome reports a long awaited settlement to the Vatican Rome question. The papacy sought a small territorial gain and an indemnity of 1 000 000 000 Italian lire. Negotiators included Maj Borgonpini Diuea and Megs Paciolli with Giannini for Italy and Dominic Barone before his death.
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Megs Paciolli
Berlin
Holy See
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