King and Gloria in California Gold Treasure Romance
Prose summary describes Mark King a California adventurer aiding Gloria Gaynor as they uncover a hidden gold stash. King pursues a risky romance with Gloria while aided by Mrs Gaynor and confronts Gratton and outlaw companion Brodie. A marriage plan via a country judge unfolds with a dramatic rescue and treasure pursuit.
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California
Sierra
Mark King
Andy’ Parker
Swen Brodie
Park
King
Ben
Gaynor
Gloria
Gratton
Coloma
Honeycutt
Brodie
San Francisco
Aho
Ste
Dje
Gloria Chooses Adventure In Mountain Quest
Gloria declares she will accompany Mark King on a perilous mountain journey into the wild as they prepare for a secret honey moon. King ponders danger and duty, balancing his love with risk while Gloria battles nerves and longing, seeking certainty about their future.
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Gloria King
King
Gloria
Mark
Mark King
Kidlet
Political Quip Sparks Talk of Government Style
A terse exchange has a man sneer at ongoing government handling while Senator Sorghum replies that he does not claim to know the perfect system but accepts risks to correct others' errors. Sorghum admits willingness to take chances based on observed mistakes.
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Senator Sorghum
Barber Chucks Race Talk as Customer Requests Simple Cut
In a terse exchange the victim asks for a plain haircut with no race references. The barber replies by confirming the style and proceeding without commentary on events or races.
Exclusive club shifts staff to young waitresses
A secretive club replaced its black-coated male service with younger, attractive waitresses. A resistant member visits for lunch and bluntly asks about “the duck” while the waitress answers cheerfully about her own status. The exchange highlights changes in staff demeanor and club culture.
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Answers Magazine
Won His Social Chevrons
An elderly acquaintance comments on the mill owner’s unchanged nature while noting wealth has altered him. The man quips that wealth shifted him to be eccentric and delightfully witty rather than impolite and rude.
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Milionaire
Guest at a bare but pretty place
A Tit Bits Magazine gag panel contrasts a departing guest noting the host’s bare yet pretty home with the host replying the trees are young and will grow larger before the guest returns.
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Frank
Motive Mystery Drives Farmer’s Wife Up Haystack
A motorist in the country saw a farmer’s wife climb to the haystack top. A companion asked why she did it. Mrs. K. answered that she was hunting for the needle. Humorous rural vignette from the Indianapolis News.
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Mra. K
Indianapolis News
Beard Trim and Haircut Request in Barbershop
A patron requests a shave and haircut with moustache and beard trimming. He asks where to place a cigar, and the barber suggests keeping it in the mouth as a landmark.
Twins Born After Quiet Night Upends Chicago Desk
Patrolman Milford Mygren reports a quiet night in Chicago only to learn he has become the father of twins. The sergeant confirms the surprising news, marking a personal milestone amid the routine workday.
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Milford Mygren
Chicago
Washington Star
Grasshoppers pose potential damage across western states in 1932
The 1932 survey by the U S Department of Agriculture reports far less overall damage than a year ago, with North Dakota the only state showing higher ground egg counts. If spring conditions favor hoppers, more than five and a half million acres in eight western states may require poison bran, with Colorado and North Dakota facing the largest estimated material costs.
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Bureau of Entomology
United States ‘Department
Agriculture
North
Dakota
Colorado
Idaho
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
West
New Wool Test Guides Sheep Breeders
Dr. John I. Hardy of the USDA Bureau of Animal Industry reports a simple method to determine clean wool yield and fleece density. By clipping a 1 by 4 inch wool sample, dry cleaning it, and weighing before and after, breeders can estimate clean wool yield per fleece and per square inch of skin.
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John I. Hardy
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
When to Fertilize Grapes in North Carolina
A 10 year test at Fredonia North Carolina by the state experiment station shows nitrogenous fertilizers boost yield and fruit quality in grapes. Complete fertilizers and varied N P K mixes were tested. Nitrogen proved the most promising element for market benefits and wood growth.
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F. J. Gladwin
Fredonia
N. C
State Experiment
Farm Population Gaining Estimates by Agriculture Bureau
The United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics estimates farm population will reach 32 million by year end. Net gains in 1930 1931 and anticipated gains last year offset a drop of about 1.5 million from 1920 to 1930. Farm population peaked in 1910 at 82,077,000.
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United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Census ‘Bureau
Curtain Call Hiccup Halts Stage Business
Distress stage hand asks to lower the curtain as a livin statues troupe stalls when one performer hiccups, prompting the manager to question the need. The exchange captures a tense backstage moment during a performance.
Legal Technicality in Deaf Man Trial
Kansas City Star notes a trial where a deaf defendant was released by judge due to a technical law requirement that condemns conviction without a proper bearing. The remark highlights procedural nuance in courtroom practice.
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Kansas City
Star
Insect Spread Control via Farm Operation Changes
Simple changes in routine farm operations deprive insects of food or shelter at critical life stages. The method is presented as valuable by United States entomology authorities.
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United’ States
Canadian buffalo markets surge as park herd expands
Canada’s buffalo herd in Wainwright National Park has grown beyond range capacity. Government action led to slaughter of about 1,200 extra animals this year to curb excess. Despite large killings, buffalo meat sales far exceed domestic needs for Canada’s 10 million people. Two U.S. herds at Yellowstone and Montana bison range also require occasional slaughter to match range capacity.
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Wainwright, National Park
Canada
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Quick Relief
Poisons absorbed from souring waste cause dull headachy biliousness and weak energy. A little Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin will gently clear up trouble overnight. Caldwell spent forty seven years studying constipation to craft a natural mild laxative suitable for all ages. The pleasant tasting remedy is popular in drugstores.
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Dr. Caldwell
Woman Loses Ten Pounds in a Week Promoted in Ad
Dayton resident Mrs Betty Luedeke endorses Kruschen Salts for rapid weight loss claiming ten pounds shed in seven days. The ad urges taking half a teaspoonful daily in water before breakfast as the safe, harmless method with a four week bottle priced modestly and a money back guarantee if not convinced.
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Betty Luedeke
Dayton
America
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