Tremendous Subscription Showers Funds into Treasury Offer
The September treasury sale drew far more bids than offered, with 1 year and five year notes at low rates. Applications totaled 4.351 billion for 750 million five year 3 1 4 percent and 3.069 billion for 400 million one year 1 percent bills, suggesting idle credit and belief in eventual economic recovery. This pattern mirrors earlier periods of easy money that aided industrial revival and may signal broader credit readiness for future trade upturns.
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Treasury
United States
Wall Street
New York Times
Europe’s penury habit and American shock compared
Gilbert Seiders argues in Scribner's Magazine that Europe remains habituated to penury, with narrow margins and stable lives, while Americans chase wealth and fear sudden despair. He says Europe’s low mood dates to centuries, contrasting with the volatile American willingness to take risks.
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Europe
America
Gilbert Seiders
Scribner’s Magazine
Gandhi Threat to Starve Over Separate Indian Electorates
Mr. Gandhi warns Prime Minister MacDonald he will fast to death unless Britain drops its plan for separate electorates in India. He objects to the proposal granting Untouchables in districts where they form a majority a second vote in a separate constituency while those in minority areas vote with Hindus.
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Great Britain
Mr. MacDonald
India
Gandhi
Mr. Ghandi
Mr. Gandhi
MacDonald
Roosevelt Campaign Opens With Wide West Swing
The real campaign starts as Governor Roosevelt tours Kansas Oregon and Iowa with major speeches to large crowds. The Detroit News notes the modern travel that gathers big audiences and suggests the West swing will test Michigan and the nation in November. It predicts sharper Hoover campaign responses and a vigorous voter awareness ahead of the election.
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Kansas
Oregon
Iowa
Roosevelt
Detroit
Michigan
West
California
Washington
Hoover
Detroit News
You Have No Right To Order A Dinner If You Can Not Pay
A story about a couple who emigrate with six children and face unequal laws limiting aid to only one child. A native explains the harsh reality: extra children get no basic services, schooling, or affordable food, leaving them to suffer. The narrator notes social injustice, calls for payback for past wrongs, and mocks diplomacy.
Now that I've done him a great favor
The speaker questions how a favor will bind friendship and suggests doubt about lasting goodwill. The text riffs on Americanism, politics, and social commentary with satirical tone, touching on leadership, national trust, and public messaging. It targets public figures and shared national concerns.
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Ao Man
Voyage Out of New York Aboard the Tre de Prance
A first voyage mood piece from 1932 describes a shipboard departure aboard the Tre de Prance. The narrator recalls canine companions Billy and Charlot, docks at Greenwich, a sudden New England motor trip plan, and obsessions with ship life. He notes shipboard characters like Harry Acton and Gloria Swanson, and reflects on packing chaos and seaside wonder.
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Scamp Montgomery
Manhattan
Billy
Boston
Sealyham
Greenwich
Conn
Charlot
New England
New York
Boswell
Harry Acton
Gloria
Insulin touted by Dr Brady for weight gain
The article by William Brady defends insulin therapy as a weight gain method, citing patients who gained 22 percent and 10 pounds in short periods. Brady promotes his monograph How a Gain Weight and urges readers to request it with a stamped return envelope.
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Doc Brady
Adimin
Gandhi to starve in protest over separate electorates
The Omaha World-Herald reports Mahatma Gandhi may undertake a hunger strike as a last public act amid Anglo-Indian tensions over separate electorates for the Untouchables. The piece notes his ascetic state, leadership role, and possible confinement release by the British.
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Mahatma Gandhi
Mahatma
Buddha
Omaha World-Herald
Traveling quotes and ominous assertions by leaders and thinkers
The text mixes quotations attributed to Roosevelt, Carveth Wells, and Adolf Hitler. It references Roosevelt’s travel, Wells’s warning about supplying Russia, and a belief in destiny. The fragmentary lines present a collage of political ideas and ominous forecasts from historical figures.
Notice of Appointment of Executrix in Iowa Estate
Notice of appointment for Eva G. Bailey as executrix of Horton Bailey’s estate in Linn County Iowa. The court orders qualification before 1932 and directs all debts to be settled with A. G. Bauder as attorney. Executrix Eva G. Bailey listed. location Linn County Town referenced.
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State of Iowa
Linn
Horton Bailey
Linn Geanty Town
Ofiss County
Iowa
Just Folks White Mice Poem And Family Conflict
Janet delights in white mice gifted to her by a friend, while her mother fears rodents and resists the growing menagerie. The poem sketches family tension over pets as Janet enjoys dancing in to admire the creatures, and parents grapple with the burden of accommodating her fascination.
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Janet
Eight Blacks Puzzle Answers From Crossword List
The page presents a filled crossword puzzle with numbered clues across and down. It includes terms like moisture form shrub guided minority leader in Germany and more with entries such as strength vigor ready melody encysted tumor small and feeble Irish leader De silkworm tree fluid aeriform fuel fills a second time to moisten fragrant oleoresin type of poem decree of the sultan ethical corded cloth to scorch small babble in glass door rug to opine clown heritable ownership to blink male child group of eight disorganized flights etc.
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Germany
Insulin therapy promoted as appetite booster and comfort measure
A historical warning praises aggressive insulin use to stimulate appetite and comfort, claiming meals and sweets should be freely available to patients. It links mood improvement to insulin secretion and advocates seeking up-to-date doctors despite diabetes questions, noting insulin devices and pills in circulation.
Nearsightedness and eye exercises by Dr Brady
Questioning the value of eye exercises for nearsightedness, the editor recommends continued use of proper glasses for near work and rest over exercise, noting benefits from eye rest and occasional medicated drops during glasses changes. The column then addresses acne, diet and lactose questions, advising that acne is not caused by sweets and endorsing natural sour milk or buttermilk as healthy options.
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G. M
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