Economic woes of cotton trade in the United States
The article discusses distress among manufacturers in New England and the South as mills close and workers are displaced due to weak cotton demand. It attributes issues to the processing tax on raw cotton, price pressures, and Japanese competition, noting mixed inferences about relief, tariffs, and trade balances. It questions whether abolishing dole would help distressed planters and wonders about Japan’s impact on trade and bond income.
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New England
Japan
Solomon Hitsetf
John Strachey
Strachey
C. H. Douglas
J. A. Hobson
Irving Fisher
A. F. von Hayek
Dr. Hayek
Scott's Scrapbook: A Pint, A Walk, And Old Crowd Patter
The piece recalls old social rounds and shared philosophy, noting a longing for a pint and the old crowd. It contrasts prohibition talk with a lighter, urban patter about human fallacies, inviting a stroll instead of a long talk.
Let's Slow Up Speed Threat To All Drivers
North western Pennsylvania faces a grim motoring season as Crawford county reports two auto accidents Sunday killing five people, including a father and two daughters. The piece warns that speed and carelessness cause most fatalities and urges drivers to slow down to prevent further tragedies.
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Crawford
Beaver Falls
Pennsylania
Crawford County
Bound to Be Read Schooner Ashore Off New England
A four mast schooner named James Newson went ashore off New London Connecticut today after her crew and passengers were taken to safety by Coast Guard. The vessel, home port unknown, suffered hull damage but no injuries were reported.
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New England
New London
Conn
Jamen Newson
Coast Guard
Champlain
Doe
Suri
Mer
Oldest public school cited as beacon of free education
Article recalls the 1685 Boston Latin School, the first free public school in America, noting its long lineage of notable alumni and its role in shaping U S education. It laments modern financial cuts to public schools and stresses the enduring value of free education and the public trust.
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America
Boston
States of America
Massachusetts
Joh
Mas
Complicated economics and the single sided view
A fragmented excerpt argues that economic and governmental issues seem simple when viewed from one side and complex when both sides are considered. It references cotton industry impacts and a debate over tariffs and inflation affecting American cotton growers and policy.
Likes the Japs Across an American Tour
An American traveler praises Japanese people after a cent tour. He says he entered prepared to dislike them but found them fiendly and welcoming. He notes the Japanese kindness and courtesy charm visitors, despite faults he sees in their government and militarists.
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Japan
Amercan
United States
Star Signals May 1 Horoscope Content
Horoscope note advises Aries born March 21 to April 21 to focus in early afternoon and evening for pursuing plans. Moon phase cited as near, with limited ambition until tomorrow. Warns to develop judgment and manage expectations. hints at habits from May to July 1985 and possible interest from old friends.
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Ariss
Rommots
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes April 30 1915
Recap of events from the Journal Files dated April 30 1915. Members of the House Appropriations Committee Kitts Watson and Boyce pledged support for funds here. Mrs Bliss dies after surgery at Corry Hospital. Jacob Franz visits county seat, Wareld Clark injured in a milk car incident near real city. Mrs Young and family travel to Olean. Henry Ressler visits Erie. Roy Garrison called to Meanlylie by aunt’s death.
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Messrs. Kitts, Watson and Boyce
The
Carey Hospital Association
Damerous
Wareld Clark
Union City
P. and Fi. Depot
Real City
Roy Garrison
Meanlyilie
Paris Styles Paris in Pure White Satin Evening Dress
In Paris on April 30 Madame Pierre Muni showcased a standout evening dress. The pure white satin gown features a short sleeved coat and black velvet foundation, with a nine pointed collar and an open tunic feel. The design, versatile for other materials, reflects Helm’s chic, adaptive styling.
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Paris
Pierre Muni
Pavia
Jock
Heima
Helm
Douglass Montgomery Reflects On Youth In Hollywood
In a candid interview from Hollywood, Douglass Montgomery, still in his twenties, discusses his lifelong effort to look older, how early stage work and a Greek drama assignment shaped him, and his relentless work ethic. He regrets not having time to relax, write, or enjoy simple errands between roles.
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Hollywood
Douglass Montgomery
Gall
Helning
Passdena
Voles
Jools
Montgomery
Denison Wife Wins CCC Contest Prize With Letter
Washington April 30 United Press reports Mrs J G Buckles of Denison Texas won a prize in a CCC corps contest by sharing her wartime experiences The excerpted letter describes scarce work meals and barter for labor as her husband joined a CCC camp She recalls washing shirts for officers and pride in the CCC involvement while noting language and dress contrasts during the era
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United Press
Washington
COC
J. G. Buckles
Denison
Texas
COC Corps
CDC
CCC
Powers That Be
GCC
Madam Ghayming
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Devil's Island
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Henry Ressler
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