Optimism in business as wages rise and markets edge up
Industry leaders including Victor and Campbell Soup executives anticipate a quicker recovery, with payroll boosts and renewed activity. Col. Ayres foresees an upswing, urging confident spending and higher wages to spark prosperity.
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G O P Regulars Weigh Norris Re election in 1933
Washington supporters note President Hoover’s stance toward Senator Norris shows lingering party tension. Norris remains a GOP ally who has challenged the White House’s line but has not severed ties, while Hoover’s allies assess loyalty and potential political shifts ahead of 1933.
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Staggering Algebra to Redefine School Day at Lake Forest Academy
Headmaster Richards proposes hour and a half periods with recitation first and prep second. Subjects rotate so each gets a prime time weekly, aiming to boost deep understanding over rote cramming. He cites Time magazine and argues practical subjects alone fail to build lasting mental power.
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Popular Aviation Needs Quiet Engines and Smoother Rides
A passenger who took his first flight suggests two steps to boost flying popularity. First, silence engines to avoid deafening noise and allow conversation in flight. Second, improve ride comfort by reducing bumps and instability, as nervous passengers deter interest. Larger, steadier planes may accelerate adoption.
Shorter working week could boost production says engineer
An industrial engineer argues for a 24 hour, three day week by advancing machinery and methods. He suggests workers would then produce as much as in a six day week and foresees training the workforce for future efficiency gains within decades.
Question and trivia answers from Washington Central Press
A jumble of Q and A items spans topics from music etiquette and military customs to authorship, geography, aviation, beauty tips, and theater. It includes questions about protocol for the Star Spangled Banner, the motto attributed to Davy Crockett, radio speed, the Chattahoochee River, early plane passenger capacity, freckles removal, and Billie Burke's career and life details.
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Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files August 23 1910
A large Pope-Hartford touring car driven by Dr. W. H. Dunn of Pittsburgh with Mrs. R Wall and Miss Agnes Wall injured after a turn at Oxbow Hill. Mrs. Dunn and Dr Dunn hospitalized at Cory hospital. Roosevelt to speak in Erie from his car rear platform. Corry city court upholds Pennsylvanian Gas tax on pipes laid long ago. Michael Nicholas visits from Couderstown now living in Connersport. Corry Metal Furniture Co making progress on factory foundation. Funeral of Mrs Mulheir held at St Thomas Church.
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A Problem a Day Commission Sale Net Proceeds Question
The land sale yielded 8125 after 2700 expenses and 3 percent commission. What was the agent's commission amount, given the net proceeds and expenses.
Answers to Yesterday's Questions Review
The piece lists yesterday's queries and answers about gold weight, largest planet, locations of the Black Sea, a hotel French ambassador incident, Arlington National Cemetery, and idiom differences between English and English England. It notes a large extinct pigeon species and recalls the Punic Wars and a typhoon St. Lawrence.
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Reorganization Claims for National University of Mexico
The National University of Mexico is described as restructuring in 1910 while asserting it is a reestablishment of the University of Mexico founded in 1031, claimed as the oldest university in the Americas.
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