Loose talk kills third party in American politics
The Cleveland Plain Dealer comments on Rev. Charles Coughlin and his anti Roosevelt rhetoric at a Townsend Convention. It argues Coughlin’s attacks on the President undermine democracy and questions voters’ loyalties between Roosevelt and Landon.
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Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Townsend
Cleveland
United States
Coughlin
Fov
Sue Albels
Thuesday
Frankl
Roosevelt
Cokreison
Townsend Coughlin-Smith
Lemke
Gov
Landon
Chuice
Distillery Waste Could Restore Soil Fertility
The article argues soil fertility is a major challenge but may be restored cheaply. It highlights using distillery waste as a fertilizer provide nitrogen phosphorus and potash, with a Kentucky farm showing renewed corn growth after waste-based spraying. It notes the environmental benefit of reducing pollution from distilleries and anticipates more industrial by products becoming valuable to farming.
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Kentucky
Bandits or Patriots Reported in Conflicting Dispatches
Readable fragments describe competing reports of bandit or patriot activity. One dispatch from Rome references sporadic manifestations of brigandage while a second suggests native bandits attacked a cup and trey, with unclear details about locations or outcomes.
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Athipli
Rome
Ethiopian War Echoes in Contested Message Fragments
A torn dispatch recounts fighting between Italian troops and Ethiopian forces near Sidamo, with reports of Ethiopian guerrilla resistance and Italian repairs. Analysts compare patriotism and banditry, noting shifts in world opinion as League sanctions drift. The piece cites debates on governance and money as the season turns.
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Paris
Sidamo
George Washington
George
Mussolini
City plans delegation to discuss sewage disposal with health official
Twenty years ago a Journal Files recap notes the City Commission intends to appoint a delegation to Har Daburs to confer with State Health Commissioner Dixon on local sewage disposal. W. W. Morgaridge from the city is named Assistant Grand Tyler at a recent Grand Lodge convention in Baltimore. Additional items include soldiers at the border, a lakeside visit, a death in Spring Creek area, and local travel notes.
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Hardaburs
Dixon
W. W. Morgaridge
Grand Tyler
Grand Lodge of Hills
Baltimore
Capital of Alaska and Walker Cup details
The capital is Juneau. The Walker International Amateur Golf Cup is the trophy for years. first offered in 1922 by George H. Walker, former president of the United States Golf Association. A fiduciary relationship is one of trust or trusteeship. An optical illusion exhibit from Licy High School showcased how seeing isn’t always believing.
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Territory
Alaska
Ewn Tenns
Great Bria
United States
Juneau
George H. Walker
United States Gout Association
Mias Bloise Voorheis
Licy High School
Star Signals July 18 Influence by Wilay Vibration
Readers born July 11 to 20 fall under Wilay vibrations with morning good, afternoon socially excellent, evening fair. The day favors social matters and love affairs. Birthdate hints generosity and a practical life view with travel or study possible. Cautions on rash actions noted for late July into early August. A coming month may bring a change or trip.
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Wilay
See and Know Pennsylvania Washington Monument Tale
The pamphlet notes a Washington monument in Butler marking George Washingtons near-fatal return from Port LeBoeuf. It identifies Fort Le Boeuf as Waterford on Route 6N, south of Erie, noting the historic battlefield site now as a public landmark.
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Washington Monument
Butler
George Washington
Port LeBoeuf
Fort le Boeuf
Waterford
Erie
Green Laurels and The Earth Trembles in Book Notes
A review lauds Donald Culross Peattie as a skilled naturalist authoring Green Laurels, praising his blend of history and biography of Linnaeus Darwin Buffon and other great naturalists. It critiques a slight amateur snobbery but calls the book a fitting preface to summer nature study, with strong environmental focus. The Earth Trembles by Jules Romains is also discussed as a semi philosophic study linking prewar France to contemporary industrial strife, noting its place among Remains’ Men of Good Will.
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Earth
America
Donald Culross Peattie
Peattie
Linnaeus
Darwin
Buffon
Simon & Schuster
France
Jules Romains
Knopf
Men of Good Will
Hollywood chorus girls lament limited romance in film era
In Hollywood California on July 17 chatter about stage door Johnny fades as chorus girls report scarce opportunities for romance. Dancers like Weather Brode Jet Lynn Bari and Dorothy Deering explain long studio hours and strict absence from social life hinder dating, while many aim to leave the chorus for broader careers.
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Hollywood
Calif
Johnny
Wsther Brode- Jet
Miss Brodulet
Lynn Bari
Miss Brodulets
Misc Bari
Élsy
Dorothy Deering
Romains Presents Ponderous Reflections With Subtle Humor
The passage notes Romains as a novelist engaging in elaborate philosophic probing. It highlights his efforts to lighten the study with sketches of humor though the work remains ponderous and thoughtful in its grand taste and reflective depth.
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Romains
Golden-Lax Tablets and San-Cura Ointment Ad
An old publicity piece promotes Golden-Lax Tablets to ease constipation and San-Cura Ointment to soothe pile symptoms. It claims fast relief and safe use, listing prices of 25 cents and 5 cents at drug stores.
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