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Quote on leadership and panic in America
A brief remark attributed to Charles W. Thompson notes that if a leader appears in America, people respond with instant panic. The line reflects concerns over swift judgment and collective unease in political moments.
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America
Charles W. Thompson
Mussolini Backs Five Year Disarmament Plan
The article reports Mussolini’s approval in principle of Prime Minister MacDonald’s five year arms reduction proposal. It outlines proposed reductions in armies navies air forces and tanks and notes limited military capacity retained by major powers. It discusses the urgency of a Geneva conference gesture to restrain jingoism amid European tension.
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Remier
Mussolini
MacDonald
Ausimia
Hungary
Germany
France
Italy
Roumania
Bulgaria
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Japan
United States
Europe
South America
Asia
Tardieu
Grandi
Geneva
MacDonalds
Mussahui
Mussobet
Attacks and Political Reforms Highlight Debates
The article contrasts two attack methods and discusses public officials and economic policy. It notes Roosevelt's restraint on banks and the balance of authority in new laws, reflecting tensions between executive power and legislative limits amid a period of reform.
Professional thinkers and public discourse in a changing modern world
Essay contrasts professional thinkers who dissect subjects with a public rushed by modern life. It laments waning patience for long arguments, notes the rise of abbreviated proofs, and recalls debates over evidence, certainty, and authority in the era of rapid information.
President Uses Emergency Law to Stop Gold Hoarding
The President ordered bank closures and wielded a dust-covered law to curb gold hoarding. He pushed a creditless criminalization of hoarding, warning fines or imprisonment for hidden holders. The move aimed to inspire national resolve while bypassing established procedure.
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America
White House
Advances in Temperance Across Eras and Rhetoric
The excerpt traces anti beer campaigns from 1903 to 1993 with stated consumption figures and warnings, ending with a political headline about Doug and Joan denying a lawsuit's relevance. It quotes Madam Secretary Perkins disliking noise while Huey Long shrugs.
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Perkins
Huey Long
New York Day by Day Odd Songs and Celebrity Vignettes
A fragmented diary style column from New York Day by Day recounts social notes and encounters. It mentions Kenneth Boss Lord’s son, Daniel Frohman, Dana’s Sun, the Robert Garlands visit, Dorothy Stone Kay Francis Jean Dalrymple Cosmo Hamilton Carl Van Vechten, Fannie Hurst, and other notables. It also notes Anna Held JR’s shift to running a roadside inn near Peekskill and reflections on mortality. It closes with a speech on Lloyd Nolan and Francis Lederer as rising stage figures.
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New York
Pepys
Boss Lord
Kenneth
Daniel Frohman
Dana
Clare Briggs
Messmore and Kitts Kendall
Palm Beach
Robert Garlands
Dorothy Stone
Kay Francis
Jean Dalrymple
Cosmo Hamilton
Carl van Vechten
Fannie Hurst
Pat
Bob Brinkerhoff
Cecil Arden
Lowell Thomases
Roy Chapman Andrews
Sigmund Spaeth
Dream of Nafal treatment offers relief from headaches
A vintage advertisement urges readers to stop masking headaches with drugs and try Dream of Nafal, a drug free cream of Najol said to remove poisons causing headaches. It claims no interference with activities and a cost of a few cents daily with nightly and morning use.
Bread Eater Refuses Change As Loaves Increase
A tale of a man who eats two pieces of bread daily while his partner keeps adding more bread. He complains each day though quantities rise from a dozen to two dozen and finally two enormous loaves before him. HINGAMABOBS mentions Sam Kahan reporting daily at a Suspended newspaper office.
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Clay Morgan
French Line
Dwight Morrow
America
Mexico
Norman Reilly Raine
Annie
Banker Nostalgia Returns in Historic Imagery
The fragment surveys cultural figures and curiosities from the era, noting Valerie Edwards as a famed miniature painter and Lupe Velez’s youth in a San Antonio convent. It references Grantland Rice’s relentless work ethic and a Southbridge editor-owner, V. McNitt, with a longing for the old-time banker figure from the past.
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Valerie Edwards
London
Mrs. F. G. Murray Elected Education Board President
Mrs. F G Murray was elected president of the board of education last night becoming the first woman to hold the post. A three story twenty four apartment building at 845 First Avenue by A N Palmer is advertised for bids around seventy thousand dollars. John L Conley was elected president of the local Commercial Travelers club at yesterday's meeting with newly named officers including G W Gordon Peter Mohrbacher E W Lewis and Dr John Redmond. Adelaide Thurston appeared in The Love Affair at Greene's Opera House last night amid attendance slump from a whooping cough epidemic and related illnesses. Miss Helen Dix travels to Los Angeles for a several week visit with the A W
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F. G. Murray
Board of Education
First Avenue
A. N. Palmer
Cedar Rapids
New York City
John L. Conley
Commercial Travelers Club
G. W .Gordon
Peter Mohrbacher
E. W. Lewis
John Redmond
Adelaide Thurston
Greene’s Opera House
Helen Dix
Los Angeles
Calif
A. W
Cedar Rapids Men Propose Isle of Pines Permanent U S Possession
Local Cedar Rapids businessmen circulate a petition to secure Isle of Pines as a permanent possession of the United States. The effort aims to formalize control of the island, reflecting broader regional interests.
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Lownsberry
Cedar Rapids
Isle of Pines
Eilsonne
United
Oe Papen
Entertainment and social notes from Greene's and local events
The White Slave drew crowds at Greene's opera house last night while The Younger Brothers was billed for today. Miss Bessie Annis Blaine and Judge James H. Rothrock wed in Grace Episcopal chapel. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Towne travel to Chicago to meet a Glasgow cousin. Six milk-wagon horses drew a heavy rig through rough city streets today.
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Greene’s Opera House
Bessie Annis Blaine
James H. Rothrock
Grace Episcopal Chapel
Thomas E. Green
Towne
Chicago
Glasgow
Scotland
Notice of Appointment of Executor in Linn County Iowa
The undersigned on March 18 1933 was duly appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Mary B Synacek late of Linn County Iowa deceased. Those indebted to the estate should pay promptly to the executor Iowa State Savings Bank. Those having claims must file them with the Linn County District Clerk through attorney Jos Mekota.
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State of
Towa
Linn County
Mary B. Synacek
Iowa
Iowa State Savings Bank
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Remedy Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a harmless, effective remedy for fatigue, pale complexion, coated tongue, and bad breath. It promotes the tablets as a lazy bowel and liver tonic with olive color, priced 15c 30c and 60c.
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