Home Ownership Seen As Benefit To Family Life
A survey by the National Association of Real Estate Boards yields a unanimous verdict that home ownership strengthens families and children. Contributions from Merlen Thorpe and others assert ownership fosters happiness, culture, and economic well being beyond savings and comfort. The article contrasts rising home ownership with a shrinking Communist party in the U.S., noting internal splits and reformist pressures.
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National Association of Real, Estate Boards
Yale
Merlen Thorpe
Nation's Business
Parking Space Insight Sparks World Car Comfort Theory
A New York automiddle man fears car oversaturation but a statistics-minded associate shows 26,700,000 cars and tricks could fit along a two mile Long Island strip. After cars are parked, enough space remains for people at five feet square each with room for animals. Despite vast capacity, traffic would still occur as people search for their cars and drive home.
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New York Times
Communist Party
Cleveland
New York
United States
Austria
Russia
The Dancing Age and Youth Dancing Critique
Risie McCormick writes in the New York World that dancing is nearly a youth monopoly and that older people who dance seem foolish. The piece notes Henry Ford’s idea of reviving folk and old-fashioned dancing as a corrective to modern trends.
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Risie McCormick
New York
Henry Ford
Twenty Years Ago Notes From Journal Files 1910
Items from the Journal Files dated February 17 1910 report a shale accident at Corry Brick and Tile Company injuring Tony Jakomo, local trolley service reopening after snow, elections for Spring Creek school board two women elected, county officials traveling to Erie, Miss Marie Boehm returning home, a close city controller race, student Vera Brooks’s steady grades, a publishing party for Mrs Julls Calwell, lectures by Wilbur J Crafts PhD in Seattle plans, and society musings on dancing and aging groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Jakomo
Corry Brick and Tile Company
A Problem A Day Solved By Merchant Sales
A merchant sold two suits for equal sums and gained on one while losing on the other. He gained 33 1 3 percent on the first and lost 161 1 3 percent on the second. If the profit on the sale is $1, determine the cost difference between the two suits. The given answer is 50 percent with an explanation framework.
Why were there ho savings banks until modern times
Hydrogen, J. Napoleon Bonaparte. & South Atlantic, A. Government, Printing Office, Washington, D. Ur, in Chaldes.
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American Statesman
Hydrogen
J. Napoleon Bonaparte
South Atlantic
Washington, D. Ur
Chaldes
Daily Lessons in English: Word Focus Compassion
A compact note from Daily Lessons in English by W L Gordon explaining common word usage and pronunciation. Today's focus is Compassion defined as sorrow for others' sufferings with sympathy and clemency.
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W. L.gordon
Border Patolman Restored to Duty
Emmett J. White returns to the United States Border Prohibition Patrol in Duluth after suspension since June. A federal court jury found Henry Virkkula not guilty of murder related to a stop near the international border. Virkkula was shot when a search for liquor led to the fatal confrontation. White’s duty resumes as the case concludes.
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United Press
Duluth
Mint
Emmett J. White
United States Border Prohibition Patrol
Henry Virkkula
White
Muder
Virkicula
Who Is He Benito Mussolini The Iron Man Of Italy
The page portrays Benito Mussolini as a socialist turned nationalist. It notes his early exposure to Karl Marx through his father, his time in Switzerland and Austria's expulsion, his return to Italy, and his rise to power after opposing World War I. It mentions his paper Popolo dItalia, his title Il Duce, his guard for privacy, and his flamboyant traits including riding, escaping assassins, and playing the violin.
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Benito Mussolini
Karl -Marx
Predappid
Switzerland
Urrest
Austria
Tyrol
Italy
Priewiae
Socialist Party
Popolo a'Ttalia
Rome
Boundary lines and coast measures sum to total boundary length
The article lists boundary lengths for regions: Canadian boundary 3,986 miles, Mexican border 1,744 miles, Atlante coal line 2,026 miles, Gulf coast 1,478 miles, and Pacific constract miles, totaling 10,608 miles for the Yournary line. It notes the coast measures do not reflect indentations of bays and rivers.
Prohibition, disarmament talk amid 1920s concerns
A chorus of opinions on liquor laws and gun violence follows a year of Prohibition and rising crime. Calls mount for disarmament while federal probes into liquor distribution and “correspondence schools” expose widespread fraud. Local life notes praise snow removal as winter strains persist and political change looms ahead.
Pree and Other Works Highlight Dramatic Tales in Feb release
Blair Niles offers Pree set in a French penal colony about Stephen Lalour an escaped prisoner bound to a life of degradation. Mildred Cram debuts Madder Music a satire on theatrical personalities with Elena and Nancy amid a vagrant family cast. The piece also notes Joy in My Name and a surge of city strikes and disorder affecting residents.
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Paul W
United Press
New York
Blair Niles
Gain
Harcourt-Brace
Stephen Lalour
Niley
Stephen
Stephena
Jom Gilbert
Batemans
Mildred Cram
Little, Brown and Company
Kate
Liszt
Wagner
Strauss
Rosenthal
Ten Best Sellers Compiled For The Hired Press
A collage of forthcoming books and authors appears with prices and publishers. Mentions include works by Katherine Brush Parrait Rin hart Tabhley Nowris Phil Dibbs and others. Notes assorted political and literary commentary alongside catalog listings and brief author notes.
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Tor the
UN Baker
Payton
Young Man Af Mashaltan
Katherine Brush
Parrait
Rinhart
Passion Flower
Tabhley Nowris
Liuihleday-Dotwn
Bhiar Niles
bulint-Brace
Phill Dibbs
Doubleday-Doran
Youth Escapes From Burning Automobile Near Turtle Creek
Turtle Creek Pa February 17 Tr Cunningham Jr 19 of Tar Greel escaped with cruises when an automobile caught fire after rolling down an embankment along the Lincoln highway near here yesterday. The machine was said to have been driven off the road by another car.
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United Press
Turtle Creek
TR. Cunningham, Jr
Tar Greel
L Coln Highway
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D. &. Rowe
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Court of Appeals
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Wilbur J. Crafts
Internatonal Reform Bureau
Washington
First Methodist Church
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Wash
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Highway Department
Dunkirk
U. S.A
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Tois City
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Ater
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Clarke
Sarsh Salt
Joy
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Nancy
Richard
Benito
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Spes Pun
Jam Thirter
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Chase
Boni
Chugh Short
Eddie Oxtor
Simon and Schuste
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Simon and Schuster
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M. P. Ant
Ramsay MacDon
Mary Agnes Hamilton
England
Redobn
Held,Jr
Hemingway
Modern Library
Sherwin-Williams
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