Magistrate targets honkers with fines and slogans
Magistrate Charles Solomon of New York City fines horn users up to 2.38 dollars for excessive horn honking. He issues a decalogue of traffic ethics with slogans like Dont be a tooter and Think more and toolies his closing admonition, hoping to curb noise and improve public safety.
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Charles Solomon
New York City
Water for Firemen and Armament Policy Debate
A public letter argues that aiding Britain and allies by arming them is essential to curb aggression and protect American safety. It condemns isolationist fear and defends international law and neighborly arms sales as necessary to prevent Axis domination and potential domestic destruction.
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America
Britain
Axis
Hitler
Educated Army Reflects National Literacy Trends
A historical reading shows 37 450 enlisted servicemen had one year of college in 1817 era, with 2 038 holding college degrees and 872 pursuing postgraduate work. The piece links military education to rising national literacy, noting modern adults pursue schooling amid optimism and social change.
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Tess
Knight
Petter
DAILY DOZEN From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvanis
The article outlines common reasons a child may refuse food and offers parent guidance. It notes possible causes such as illness, excitement, fatigue, or a child seeking attention, with advice for mothers to stay calm, be firm, and ignore manipulative tactics to avoid rewarding feeding resistance.
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the Medical Society of the State of
Muothey
Seven of these quiz questions from old classifieds
A jumbled set of trivia items asks about historic facts: Vermont as one of the founding states, Washington on a river, the power Dane Byr, Napoleon Bonaparte’s first wife, electrocution risks, the Assistant Attorney General in charge of rust busting, Theodore Roosevelt and the Rough Riders, native citizenship for Indians, and a Shakespearean question about a flower or herb.
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Vermont
Washington
Powel
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United Swales
Rough Riders
United States
Shakespeace
Amina
Mn Prefix Mix Ups Mark Common Name Errors
A twenty year old item notes a common error in names where a prefix like Mr or Ms is misapplied. The piece highlights how the title should precede the surname and explains typical misplacements in a clipping context. It emphasizes the importance of correct name formatting in archival records.
Income Tax Returns and Reporting Rules For 1940
Taxpayers must file Form 1040 and report all wages salaries and other compensation. Employees must report payments including bonuses prizes and nonmonetary compensation at market value. If income was received in 1940 on a cash basis or earlier, tax applies in 1940. many provisions apply to singles and married individuals.
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Erson
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington
B. C
United States
Congress
Hin Whay
Youngsville Borough Makes Fine Progress in Year
Youngsville reports marked town improvements with a new sewer disposal plant and interceptor sewer, upgraded fire equipment, and ongoing home building. The borough partners with Pennsylvanian Railroad and local industries to attract new factories, promoting economic growth in the area.
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Youngsville
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Annals of Hitler's Rise and World War II Chronology
A historical narrative traces Hitler's ascent from postwar disillusionment to dictatorship, detailing the Nazi rise, annexations, invasions, and Britain and France responses. It notes rearmament, treaties with Italy and Japan, and wartime campaigns across Europe while briefly describing Hitler’s personal health and public image.
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Noted Historic Silk Trade Weft From Damascus To Byzantium
A fragmentary account traces medieval silk prestige from Damascus in the twelfth century through India Persia and Syria to Byzantine Greece. It notes Damascus weaving as setting benchmark prices and shaping the term for such fabrics across regions.
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Persia
Syria
Greece
Damascus
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