Silver price drift prompts debate on US silver policy
The article discusses the government price for newly produced American silver dropping from 77.57 to 64.60 cents an ounce, with implications for Western mines in Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada and Utah. It notes the price gap with world market values, Treasury motivations to accumulate bullion, and questions about the future use of silver stockpiles as a monetary base.
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International police idea sparks talk in postwar era
Twenty years ago the Journal Flex discussed Maude Roosevelt’s suggestion of an international police and League of Nations capable of enforcing peace through boycotts or force. The piece notes Theodore Roosevelt and Taft had proposed such a force prewar, with Versailles discussions and Kipling’s fiction cited. It also touches on the idea’s reception and possible implementations across nations and empires.
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Jemor Roosevelt
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Stewart Says Henry Word and Peace Cruise Fallout
Washington reports an odd interview where Stewart claims Henry Word urges defiance of legal and economic pressures to resist unionization, noting the pacifist voyage aboard the Oscar II and a Wilson administration stance. The tale recounts a peace cruise with passports to neutral lands and mixed reactions from reformers.
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Paris styles spark bold color fashion trends for spring
Paris styles reveal bright citrus yellows ambers and primary hues in wool suits and evening wear. Stripes and plaids in red purple yellow and green emerge with high contrast accessories. New metallic silvery tones and rhinestone heels hint at daring color paired with fur wraps and dramatic hats for spring and evening ensembles.
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New Dealers and Big Business Duty in a Crisis
Washington column argues large firms must cut prices and raise wages to sustain demand during downturns. It contends retrenchment harms the national economy, warns against expecting guaranteed profits, and urges courage and imagination from government and business alike to serve the public welfare.
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Bob Jackson
Harold Tekey
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Iowa's First Band Traced From Des Moines to Davenport 1941
Federal project discloses the first recorded band appearance in Town traced to Davenport in 1941. It featured a bugler and clarinetist whose music inspired the first territorial Whig convention held at the LeClaire House.
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Shaky expedition tale from a troubled camp
A fragmented account describes a confusing incident during a two minute expedition. The text references rattles, a ginke, and a mute eco angi with a jagged gum phrase. Names and places are obscured, leaving a hazy image of a hazardous or ominous scene.
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Dietetic Needs of Child by Dr. Clendening
Dietetic needs of the young child are outlined including milk at four cups daily, eggs for protein, liver for iron and vitamins, and leafy greens for minerals. The column stresses that adult diets can largely suit children, with separate meals if needed, and highlights calcium, phosphorus, and Vitamin A sources such as spinach and carrots.
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Council On Foods
Hollywood Film Shop Predicts 1938 Rising Stars
A poll of top Hollywood directors named Phyllis Welch and two French imports Annabella and Olympe Bradna as likely 1938 stars. Others highlighted include Marjorie Weaver, Mary Maguire, Wayne Morris, Joan Woodbury, Florence George, Allen Lane, and Ann Rutherford, with directors noting acting ability and personality as key factors for success.
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Joan Woudimry
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Gene Raymount
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Plorence George
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Allen Lane
New York
Joan Woodbury
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Ann Rutherfarl
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Security and Exchange Commission chairman identified
The prompt asks who is chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, but the text is garbled with unrelated trivia. It references a figure and hints, without providing a clear, current name or verifiable fact.
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