Floods Prompt Call for Soil Awe and Cooperation
The Ohio River valley floods underscore the need for responsible farming and conservation. The piece argues nature exposes human neglect, urging soil conservation, forest protection, drainage, and new cover crops to halt erosion and prevent vast losses of fertile land and minerals across the nation. It warns that without action, breakdowns may intensify across the West and East, and questions revolutionary ideas about worker property rights in industry.
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Ohio River Valley
Nature
Upper Platte
Wyoming
Nebraska
Labor unions and the modernization of work life
An essay discusses labor's partial organization amid capital's consolidation through chambers and associations. It contrasts free nations with dictatorship and notes England leads in unionization while American labor faces a tough middle phase. The piece also critiques a proposal to abolish printing for Congress and the secrecy of speeches in the Congressional Record.
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Isbor
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Manufacturers' Associations
Germany
Italy
Swellen
Denmark
England
Pushing Peace Campaign Aims To Screen War Folly
An emergency peace campaign launches a two year, non political, non sectarian effort with educational outreach. Meetings feature noted speakers on war’s folly and costs, urging global tolerance, disarmament, and solidarity among diverse groups to avert future conflicts. Dr McGowan cites European peace leadership delaying war if sustained.
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Dr. McGowan
Catholic Associaton For International Peace
Syworld
Europe
Trindy
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes and Accidents
Twenty years ago items from the Journal Files describe a meeting to promote the chamber of commerce, a derailment near city yards after a switch failure injuring eight, and a Pennsylvania Railroad worker hurt at the freight office. It notes officers of the Ik. of F. and locals, plus brief city business and travel.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Oo J. Bahn
Menjou Turns to Comedy After Screen Sophistication
Adolphe Menjou, once the suave screen hero, shifts toward comedy, saying audiences may laugh if he stays in serious roles. He notes his aim to explore new comedic parts while not abandoning dramatic work, and recalls his rise from a charm driven persona to dramatic turns.
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William Powell
Menjon
Menjou
Zag Pyle
Streen
Miss Pitts
Marrabout-Town
Monument Marks Early Clark Family Settlement in Clarks Green
Pennsylvania Historic Commission notes a monument in Clarks Green Lackawanna County on land once owned by Deacon William Clark born 1797 in Rhode Island. He served under General Gray at Bunker Hill and was the first settler north of the mountains, arriving from Connecticut in 1782.
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Clarks Green
Lackawanna County
Saliers
Wiliam Clark
William Clark
Rhode Island
Grayat
Bukker Hill
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Digi
Fashion Notes From Paris for Mrs. Vanderbilt on Yacht
W K Vanderbilt, prominent New York host, cabled Paris for Florida yachting wardrobe. Navy blue linen and shantung ensembles feature crocodile belts, emerald green accents, and vivid scarves. Pajamas and daytime outfits include navy, garnet, and turquoise linens, with tailored dinner dresses in beige crinkled crepe and sable tones.
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W. K. Venderbilt
New York
Molyneux
Florida
Aiva
Vanderbilt
U S secretary of agriculture and Broadway drama query
Question prompts identify the current U S secretary of agriculture and the author of The Great Stone Race while asking which stage drama is in its fourth year on Broadway. It reads like a trivia grab bag with hints on etiquette and a quotation about labor from past generations.
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U. S. Secretary of Agriculture
Postwar economic outlook amid strikes and war fears
In a cautious near-term forecast, government experts see the economy entering a slower phase due to John L. Lewis's auto strike reducing production and rising copper and food stocks as European powers stockpile amid looming conflict. With housing and prosperity flags wavering, policy makers fear a return to recession unless wage and supply dynamics shift.
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Europe
Hitler
Turkey
Eal
Wall Street
Andi
Secal Rotsevelt
Golden Galt
The
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Progressives Back Roosevelt On Court Curbs And Reform
Progressive lawmakers in Congress align with President Roosevelt on curbing the Supreme Court through constitutional means and favor reorganizing government to cut waste. They prefer strategic appeals to justices but accept drastic methods if needed, while seeking retention of key regulatory bodies and boards.
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Roosevelt
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Congress
White House
Supreme Court
Legislatura
High Tribunal
Federal
Second Semester Opens at Edinburo State Teachers College
The first semester at Edinburo State Teachers College closed Friday and January 22 with students receiving degrees. The second semester will open Tuesday noon January 26. Regular registration for new and returning students will be held January 25 and 26. This marks the first term of a new three year elementary education curriculum, increasing the training time for future teachers.
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Edinburo State Teachers College Closal Wriday
Constipation's Toll on Energy and Mood Highlights Att‑Bran Cure
Advertisements claim constipation drains vitality and happiness and links to headaches and poor appetite. Kellogg's Att‑Bran cereal is touted as a safe, effective remedy that absorbs water and cleanses the intestines, with dosing of two tablespoons daily or three times daily in severe cases.
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Servant
Kellogg
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