Grundy supports Pennsylvania seat against opposition
The Gazette endorses Senator Joseph Grundy of Pennsylvania as deserving his seat and critiques opponents and calls for sensible national policy. It cautions that Grundy favors industrialists over agrarian interests, but praises his fit for Pennsylvania and Hoover’s favor. It also notes Brigadier-General Smedley D. Butler’s recent public remarks and warns on loose talk impacting state department relations.
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Grundy
Pennsylvania
Mark Hanna
Mr. Grundy
Smedley D. Butler
Philadelphia
Ballyhoo
Haiti
Nicaragua
State Department
General Butler
Notodly
Muscle Shoals stalemate reflects US public ownership debate
The St Louis Post Dispatch cites Hoover keeping Muscle Shoals in limbo, urging government action to free the economy from public ownership constraints. It notes Muscle Shoals as a major hydro plant costing $160 million, and contrasts US policy with other nations while praising Senator Norris’s defense of public operation.
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Hoover
United States
Ford
America
Congress
Muscle Shoals
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
House Committee On Military Affairs
Pittsburg
Coolidge
Wilbur
Boulder Dam
Mississippi River
Australia
Notable pronoun puzzle cuts from a quirky note
A fragment notes famous pronouns and names such as Mussolini Lindbergh Siamese Twins and Clara Baw in a playful, evasive line. The writer asks for more examples, ending with a curious sound and hints at a riddle or wordplay.
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Mussolini
Lindbergh
Clara Baw
Ceepelie Peerene
Wastebaskets reveal the impact of mail advertising
A Bluefield Telegram analysis notes how post office wastebaskets overflow with circulars and costly mobile ads, arguing many mail campaigns land in the trash while still shaping costs of living. It cites the inefficiency of direct mail but acknowledges some readers may inspect the best pieces. The piece also references mining education funds debated in West Virginia newspapers.
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Amon
Kow
Bluefield Telegeam
Preservation Fight Over Moundsville Mound Sparks Civic Action
Residents of Moundsville unite to shield a historic mound from industrial encroachment. Governor Conley signals sympathy, urging protection of the site tied to the city’s name, while actions to expand a pumping station near the penitentiary grounds face protest. A separate note on West Virginia bonded debt highlights state fiscal strain. The issue is part of a broader local press roundups including a quirky verse about a man’s long lost rib.
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Moundsville
Bein
Moundeello
Conley
Gold Shifts Fear As Large U S Outflow Curbs Trade
Wall Street worries over gold leaving the United States after a New York shipment valued near 950 million dollars, as Europe grows stronger in gold reserves. Secretary Lamont reports to President Hoover that December buying is more active, amid a mix of policy and market observations about risk, finance, and global demand.
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Wall Street
United States
Gola
New York
Europe
Hank
France
Japan
Spain
Uncle Sam
Lamont
Hoover
Weil Pther
Auburn
Qkishoma
Ao Ailylser
Wallington
Barnes
Barhes
Iem
Hooger
Jet's Start Over Again With Rap Paraphrase
A fragmented note describes starting anew with rap paraphrase efforts and hints at testing ideas to see where progress leads, using a casual reflective tone about wordplay and language.
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Jet
Dear Doctor Readers Exchange Advice On Diet And Sleep
A local health section features letters and responses about acid stomach caused by bread overconsumption and diet balance. Dr Peters suggests physical check up, possible psychiatric input, and practical steps while warning against overdoing cereal products. A reader requests nursing courses information and a note explains article requests require self addressed stamped envelopes and coins.
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Miss C
Prac
Peters
Adéren Dr. Peters
McIntyre Day by Day in a Shifting Parisian Tone
A fragmented diary style column mixes social observations and literary notes. It mentions Punch subscription, actors George Kaufman and Rudy Valeo, and a fire incident near Daniel Webster monument. It also notes a plantation driver in New York, a high society jewel display, and a Frenchman’s quip about British humor.
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New York
Anoderit Pepyni
Paddie
Brentano
Iocan
Harry Acton
Galleon Chronicler
Daniel Webster
Questions and Answers from the Washington Bureau
Readers are invited to send questions to That Gertie's Washingle Bureau in Washington DC asking for answers, with two cents for return postage. The page lists sample questions on theology, geography, and public figures, plus a parlor anecdote about a clever town character and eye-themed gift gags from New York.
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Cate
Gertie
Washingles Bureau
New York Avenue
H.W
Wastington
D.C
Zegat
Washington Bystander on Hoover Conference Tides
A bystander piece by Kirk L Simpson questions Hoover era economic meetings. It notes Julius Barnes of the chamber of commerce shaped reports and suggests ties between Hoover and Barnes, with talk of private lines, political hints, and calls for continued employment and business activity through the conferences.
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Washington
Hoover
Julius
Barnes
Tun Barnes
Shilie
Harner
Hs Jong Wn
Mouver
Chamber
Justrial and Trade Association
Moulfa Noard
Barnes Wan Eadh
Commerce Department
White House
Dream meanings and mountains in early Gazette quiz
A Washington Bureau dream meanings quiz notes various questions about Mount Vernon upkeep altitude near Everest, hottest and coldest places, zero attainment, German minerals, plus a dream interpretation insert offering a bulletin by mail from The Charleston Gazette with coupon. Identifies readers as a Laileston Gazette subscriber in Wheeling.
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Mt. Vernon
George Washington
Mount Vernon Ladies Association
Aleeandria
Mallory, Somerville and Norton
Mt. Everest
Anizia
Tripoli
Fripali City
Verkharansk
Siberia
Arctic Circle
Brof. W. H. Keesom
University of Leyden
Netherlands
Germany
Washington
Ery Teader
Mall Ag
The Oak Island Treasure and a Canada Letter
A writer from Jordan Harbour shares a Canada magazine piece about the Oak Island treasure buried off Nova Scotia, depth about 110 feet with 60 feet sea cover. He considers caisson ideas and Loft Ellsworth to lead the project, while noting uncertainty over value versus cost and other rumored riches in Gaspe and Vigo bays.
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G. Nicki
Jordan Harbour
Untaris
Cale Island
Nova Scotia
Oak Island
Nicklin
Ellaworth
United States
Block Island
Mr. Nicklin
Gaspe Bar
Tuchec
Gaspe Bay
Vigo Bay
Spains
Corres
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Bank of America
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King Et Syndicate, Inc
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Arthur Jane
Gazette
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Eshieria
Horace Calvin Day
Howard College
Baptist Institution of Alabama
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Smith
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Atade
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Werta
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Everron
Caspar
Sue
Horace
Henry
Uncle Bas
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Ellos
Sally
Maud
Clara
Grace
Piarvin
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Mrs. Bi
Goshen
McIntyre
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Ealking
Paris
Michael Arlen
Rudy Valeo
Rialto Js
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Kaufman
Réuueman
Puyen
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Wigan
Snawtte
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Soviet Russia
Vatican
Cardinal Gasparri
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Heather
Niles
Ottawa
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Armiher
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