Sweet Iowa Republican Seeks Senate Seat Against Brookhart
Burton Sweet is portrayed as a sane hard headed Republican who supports the McNary Iangen bill for temporary farm relief and opposes Brookhart. He believes Brookhart’s radical principles do not reflect Iowa’s good sense and economic recovery, and argues the state should discard the junior senator. Sweet is described as intelligent, good natured and hardworking with broad conservative views.
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Burton Sweet
Sweet
Iowa
Times
Senate
Brookhart
Mr. Sweet
International spite fences impede European trade at borders
Alfred Pearce Dennis, special European representative of the Department of Commerce, argues that Europe has erected economic barriers that replace old cross-border trade. He notes Austria’s sugar import needs and Czechslovakia's exports, saying prohibitive tariffs scramble markets and raise costs, driven by patriotism and prejudice rather than reason.
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Europe
Alfred Pearce Dennis
Department of Commerce
Austria
Hungary
Bohemia
Czecho-Slovakia
Chicago
Ingo-Slavia
Great Britain
Rules for Matrimony Offers Modern Courtship Lessons
A Boston finishing school teaches a course in human relations framed as love and matrimony. It urges choosing the right man by evaluating his work, behavior under stress, treatment of his mother, and consistency in manners. It adds rules for happiness after marriage including honesty, secrecy avoidance, humor, shared pleasures, and supporting each other’s success.
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Boston
Family Ties and Company Plot Amid Flax Shipments
Jennie handles meeting notes as Joe Greer’s firm expands with forty two subsidiaries to mill flax straw for next year. Henry faces pressure from John and Violet after a tense voyage and a chance encounter with Violet stirs old tensions and possible blackmail in the wake of Greer’s rising influence.
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Greers
Henry
Connor
John
Green
Greer
Betan
Violet
New York
Bane
Margaret
Jennie
Jel
Gregory
Frank Crawford
House of Ancient Scotch
Joe
Tin
Tienny
Assia
Gayly
Henry Ant
Butler
Tea quarrel and confessions between Henry and Violet
In a tense kitchen scene Violet resists Henry offering to brew tea and demands truth about a past incident. She reveals she told him she hadn’t slept well and explains why she kept silent about what happened. Henry suppresses his feelings, recalling Beatrice and planning to protect her, as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
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Violet
Cityard Henry
Sie
Hler
Henry
Joe
Finn
Beatrice
Ko Wenkins
Llenry
Dye
John
Pogaye
Jane
Air Rifles Trigger Child Injury Lesson From Maquoketa
A sixteen year old Maquoketa girl remains in hospital in Town City after a six year old boy used an air rifle under unclear supervision. The incident underscores the danger of air rifles in children’s hands. Parents are urged to supervise or restrict access to all air rifles to prevent lifelong injuries.
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Maquoketa
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Cleveland
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Darze
Frenis
John Williamson
Joe Greer
Riviera
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T. Theurhy
Borotty
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Mirage
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