Maryland preserves holly to protect evergreen supply
The article notes Maryland's approach to preserving holly by sourcing control. It describes a program where the forestry department coordinates grower access, fixes fair prices, and ensures buyers know forests will not be denuded. It contrasts Marylands proactive conservation with wasteful local practices and urges long term woodland protection for future celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cily
Marz
Department of Forestry Tien
Tie Bud
Misnomer Organized Imbor Drives Child Labor Amendment
Misnomer Organized Imbor launches a drive to ratify the child labor amendment. William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, circulates heads of state and local federations urging ratification. The 1924 Congress proposed the amendment to empower Congress to regulate or prohibit labor for those under 18, with state ratifications needed (36 of 48 states). After twelve years, only 21 states have ratified. Public opinion and labor support are cited as factors driving urgency, while some doubt the amendment’s validity or necessity. A Baltimore Evening Sun note questions voluntarification after 1833 and suggests social, moral, and economic reasons for or against such labor laws.
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Imbor
William [Green
American Federaon of Labor
Congress
Iowa
New Jersey
California
Green
American Far Association
Battimore Evening Sun
Batchelor's Buttons and Oddities in The Times
A jumble of humorous fragments and stray quotes touches on fashion, theater, folklore, and social sayings. It mentions Batchelor's Buttons, opinions on odors in carpets, and a playful critique of political and economic ideas, ending with a quip about Santa Claus.
Fragmented quotes on manners and society from 1816 NEA Service
A garbled collage of opinions on manners gender roles and education from a 19th century NEA Service piece. It cites Tove Leona Feng and Leona Feng and includes references to an artist, a Belgian soprano, and plans for education reforms. The passage reflects dated views on women population roles and rational schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waren
Tapia
Washington Letter on Pan American Talks and Fascist Influence
Washington report notes Pan American conference aims to curb German Italian and Japanese economic and political penetration in Latin America amid Roosevelt's praise for democracy. It highlights German marks trade tactics black jack style and rising fascist currents in Brazil Chile and broader South America along with Italian and Japanese covert activity near the Pacific coast. Roosevelt's cautionary stance and diplomacy shaped his Pan American visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South America
Germany
Italy
Japan
Roosswait
Buenos Aires
United States
Roosevelt
Nestor
State Department
Brazil
Jepancae Ahananigana
South
Central America
Spain
Groops Alreaay
Panama Canal
Rooneyevit's Bodyguard Gus At Fashionable Party
A loosely reported tale centers on Rooneevit's bodyguard Gus at a Washington aeril fashion event. A disruptive guest accused Roosevelt, prompting a heated exchange. Later, Gus reportedly sent notes and trinkets to the second woman involved, amid social tension and gossip. An unrelated note mentions Ira W. Drew of Philadelphia, linked to early medical clinic work, and a WPA Statistics division label on roll counts by age and job.
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Mere
Rooneevit
Buenos Aires
Gus
Washington
Roosevelt
Genneneh
Congress
Hoe
Ira W. Drew
Philadelphia
American Qateosmathic Association
Talks To Parents By Brooke Peters Church
The article argues that temptation tests character and that parents should reinforce resilience. It stresses that falling is not fatal and the key is rising, with parents supporting children as they grow, even when not always present to guide every step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke Peters Church
New York Letter Totters Through Dizzy Gossip
New York, Dec. 10. A discursive diary entry blends anecdotes about publishing mishaps, a lost briefcase and a rewritten book, and encounters with James Montgomery Flagg and other figures. The writer notes urban changes, new tenants on the Upper East Side, and reflections on fashion, dining, and social scenes amid a busy congestion of city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ewing
Pavey Croeby
Berg
Brogt James J. Hill
St. Paul
Baccalaureate Confusion Puzzles Family At New York College
A New York college president delivered a baccalaureate as an elderly foreign couple in the audience misheard the speech. The mother asked what was said and the father answered in simple terms that the speaker was describing graduation in black robes.
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TNA
New York
Giuseppe
New York Sun
Fragmented Old Timey Quote on Music and Courage
A tersely quoted note from the Annapolis Log mentions a band leader composing in bed and a sly jab about shoe music. The text alludes to children, character, and hardship building strength as real men and women are formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musie
Annapolis Log
Sally and Philip in a Warrenton Courier romance case
Philip Page, publisher of the Warrenton Courier, falls for Sally Warren while she stays with the wealthy Mery Morris. Morris hires detective Giles Benton to scapegoat McDonald, a fired mill worker, in an arson case as Philip fights to prove McDonald’s innocence and Sally trails Benton toward a resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Page
Warrenton Courier
Sally Warren
Mery Morris
Philip
Giles Benton
Morris
McDonald
Sally
Benton
Mmn
Suspicious character stirs Sally in Hillcrest lake quest
Sally grapples with Giles Benton's schemes and Martys arrival at Hillcrest. She spots Marty the middle aged woman, keeps watch on her, and takes a lake excursion with Bob where a road encounter hints at danger. A motorcycle rider vanishes in rain as Sally questions her suspicions and seeks clues.
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Giles
Hilcrest
Sally
Daste
Mrs
Hillcrest
Maine
Mrs. Picard
Mr. Picard
Bob
Mra Picard
Belle
Morris
Giles Benton
Warrenton
Marty
Ereen
Giles. Benton
Ovan
Millcrast
Davil
Tga
Samaritan
Rae
Ally
Philip
T Ais
Mary
Wes
Sally and Mary Face Love's Tangle and a Planned Departure
Sally confronts her feelings after Philip's cryptic words and Mary's presence. Mary plans to leave Sally behind while Sally plans to find someone else, weighing truth against comfort. The scene ends with Sally deciding to seek a rest elsewhere tomorrow, amid emotional turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Mary
Bob
Philp
Sally Dave
Selig
Macy
Pat
May
National Guard manpower totals by state reported
Detailed figures show Alabama with 2772 personnel as of last June, Georgia 2431, leading the area in guardsmen. The report includes commissioned officers, warrant officers, and enlisted ranks, highlighting regional strengths within the national guard structure.
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Washington
ABC
Albert H. Binoding
Alabama
Georgia
Naonal Guard
Saamas
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