Memorials and Death in Modern War Civilization
Analyzing postwar views on death and memorials, the piece critiques a cemetery advertisement and a memorial fountain as a symbolic blend of commerce and history. It reflects on wartime death, public desensitization, and the uneasy allure of memorial beauty amid ongoing global violence. The author cites World War I and contemporary massacres, urging broader recognition of humanity amid remembrance.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Pane
Register
Tribune Syndicate
Colds and Pneumonia Warned By Dr James Smith
Dr James Smith warns that cold symptoms can descend into the airways and lungs, risking pneumonia. He advises rest for feverish colds, and practical steps such as keeping air humid, avoiding chill, hot baths, and consuming hot broths to reduce risk. He notes pneumonia causes about 100000 U.S. deaths annually and cites a British phrase about opposition.
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James Jr
Smith
Erie Health Directory
Bigness mania critique of Russia and America
The passage mocks a global obsession with size, citing Russia’s Palace of the Soviets as a symbol of grandiosity. It contrasts material gigantism with quality and beauty, arguing nations eventually learn to value appropriateness over sheer scale and warning against pretentious imitators.
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Russia
America
Palace of the Soviets
Lenin
Capitol
Washington
Woolworth
Empire State Building
Washington Monument
Small business seeks broad rights at Washington convention
The document outlines key demands from small business leaders including long term security via government backed loans or standards, repeal or reform of major tax provisions, and curbs on labor regulations. It calls for repeal of the undistributed profits tax, tax simplifications, and shared responsibility for contract enforcement with unions.
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Ashington
Frill
Bunue
Mig
Regan housing plan view sparks mixed reactions
Stewart cites mixed support for a national housing program with instalment buying and rent subsidies. He notes lenders claim monthly payments include interest and fees, while advocates say rentals could democratize ownership, though critics argue costs and equity concerns rise.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
Fei
T— Regis
Lille
Amifel
Facts About Ice Sales and Budapest Undertaking Trade
A rough transcription notes that about 100000 pals or ice are sold in the United States last year. It mentions Budapest Hungary controlling a monopoly in the undertakings sector. The piece references figures from 1937 and 1926 and suggests a rise of over 40 percent in some market.
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United States
Fish supply squeeze for Wallce Beery film in San Pedro
Hollywood location work for a Wallace Beery movie drained San Pedro harbors of fish as studios sought exact species and weights. Leading dealers swapped quotas to supply shrimp, oysters, tuna, crabs, lobsters, and more, with 3000 pounds daily needed and 4000 pound batches later when freshness faded. Property chiefs even loaded fish into sheds after shoots to preserve color, then paid premium to replenish stocks, drawing pleas from local restaurateurs and San Diego suppliers 175 miles away to ensure authentic ocean scenes.
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San Pedro
Wallace iBeery
Studio Iwas
Alga
Picture Tool
Marseilles
Ithmes i
Imen
Missouri
Althoveh San Pedro
iMadeton” Company
San Perro
San Diego
One-Minute Tests and Historical Trivia Summary
A fragmented list of trivia prompts and partial answers covering government, bursts of phrases about legislative rules, a quiz on U S political figures, and remarks on etiquette. It mentions Thomas Jefferson as an answer to a question about a founder and hints at debate about brevity in oratory.
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Treasury
Mapylane
Ure
Thomas Jefferson
Paris Styles 1948 fashion slogan promotes gay confident look
A 1948 fashion feature introduces Paul-colored suits and street wear with ten new models. Key outfits include a minimal belted gown worn with a mink coat, a straight jacket with elbow-length sleeves, and a pale pink mini dress with three quarter length jacket. The slogan urges “Gay, young and confident” for both street and formal wear.
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Tao
Miaroun
Income Tax Debts Reduction Methods Described
The article outlines two methods for handling bad debts on income tax returns. Taxpayers may deduct debts from gross income either in total or by a reasonable addition, with 1931 returns allowing either method. Changes require permission from the Commissioner and must be applied for at least 20 days before the close of the taxable year.
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Aiage
Commissionep
Reserve method for bad debt for taxpaying groups explained
The commission discusses approving the reserve method for bad debts and outlines when it is reasonable. It stresses that additions to the reserve depend on year end debt levels, current and future taxable year debts, and existing reserve adequacy, with adjustments reflected in the current tax year.
Lincoln Birthday Cartoon Sparks Mixed Opinions
On Lincoln's birthday a local cartoon revived John McQu cheon's imaginary scenes in the Black woods of Wentucky suggesting little news. Notable events in 1808 Danville Ky included Dr Ephraim McDowell's first ovarian cyst operation and the standing house. Funds to restore the historic building were raised by doctors and PWA efforts. A note on vitamin content of foods cites Dr Clendening as author. copies available for 10 cents and return envelope.
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Kentucky
Danville
Lincoln
Ephaim McDowell
James Thomne Flexner
Dr. Evi
Clendening
Logan Clendening
Pioneering Women and Early Kentucky Medical History
A fragmented account recalls Jane Todd Crawford’s 19th century operation crossing mountains from Danville to Louisville without anesthesia, highlighting pioneering medical courage. It notes Dr Walter Brashear’s 1806 hip amputation near Danville and Kentucky’s first medical school at Lexington.
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Danville
Bardstown
Walter Brashear
Lexingtun
The
Alleghanies
McCutcheon
Lincoln
Kentucky
Mayo Brothers Clinic Fame Put To Test In Medical Debate
A Rochester Mayo Brothers clinic remains a landmark as physicians discuss its influence. The talk covers reformist healing methods, Christian Scientists, and the need to investigate unconventional treatments, highlighting tensions between traditional medicine and new approaches.
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Mayo Brothers
Famouy
Rochester
Mina
Alhier
Haa
Christian Science
Cherry
Sen iLeandro
Calif
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Flies 1918
A 1918 look back notes local events including gas price debates in Warren and borough withdrawals from contests. It lists cemetery association officers, graduating seniors remarks at the State Armory, and names several community leaders and draft board movements amid wartime uncertainty.
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Flies
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