Ritchie on Maryland reform and national policy
The article surveys Maryland Governor Ritchie's record and beliefs. It cites Creel on his civil service reform, budget efficiency, and tax restraint, and outlines his calls for decentralization, tariff reform, and a proactive foreign policy. Ritchie advocates industry driven unemployment relief, unemployment reserves, and state regulation over public ownership of utilities.
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Creel
Maryland
Ritchie
W Norris
Pinchot
Uncle Ed Howe On the Cause of the low mood
A broad critique of the Depression era economy notes that a wartime, extravagantly financed path and unrestrained banking losses eroded household purchasing power and left factories idle. The piece praises private development under state supervision, cites Maryland's utility commission, and argues for strong leadership like Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Howe
Maryland
Thank You Note From Property Owners' Protective Association
A letter from the Property Owners Protective Association led by Peyton Norville thanks The Eagle editor in Mobile Alabama for influencing the defeat of the 312 mill Tax Amendment on January 5. The missive applauds support for local self government and American democratic principles.
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the Eagle
America
Property Owners’ Protective Association
Gift for friend post surgery cites medical book
A Boston Transcript note says a new book, the Uniform Classification of Diseases, lists 15,000 correct names for human illnesses. It suggests using terms like polyomyelitis instead of infantile paralysis as a refined way to discuss conditions.
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Boston Transcript
20 Years Ago in Dothan Community Notices
20 years ago in Dothan Mrs A S Brett died after long illness H M Ennis left for a visit in Thomasville Ga I W Dougherty of Hartford was in Dothan Fred Strickland visiting in Midland City The Tuesday Bridge Club was entertained by Miss Ida Reid at her home on W Main street Mrs F B Culver hosted a domino party at her North Oates home Miss Jessie Brett of Alexander City arrived for a short visit Mrs A H Strickland of Ashford visiting relatives here DeWitt Williams of Ashford was in Dothan.
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Ida Reid
W. Main Street
F. B. Culver
North Oates Street
Jessie Brett
Alexander City
A. H. Strickland of
Ashford
Teeth Delay Train In Old Kentucky
Abner Bush, veteran engineer on the Hodgenville and Elizabethtown railroad, sneezed out his false teeth from the cab window into a ditch near Elizabethtown Kentucky. After a halt and search, teeth were found and reinserted, the journey resumed amid cheers from passengers.
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Rochester Times-Union
Abner Bush
Bush
Hodgenville and
Elizabethtown
Kentucky
Abner
Cost to own and operate a car per mile
A Literary Digest writer shows figures proving it costs 6.43 cents per mile to operate a car. The calculation covers depreciation maintenance interest and the usual running costs such as oil gas tires and tag as cited by the Tifton Gazette.
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Literary Digest
Tifton Gazette
Now's the Time to Build Says Moultrie Observer
The Moultrie Observer urges homeowners to act now as labor and material costs are low. It argues a new roof costs just over half of the old roof price and painting a home is cheaper than expected, noting many building bargains available.
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Moultrie Observer
Dog obeys red light and waits for green in Kansas City
A Kansas City pedestrian observing a dog reports the animal stops at red lights and proceeds at green. The observer notes the dog sits at each corner until the light changes. In the same city a bakery wagon driver says his horses stop for red and move on green, illustrating public safety claims.
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Kansas City
How's Your Health by Dr Lago Goldston
The article debates Falstaff's character and the link between obesity and joviality. It explains that hunger can be satisfied by bulk without nutrition, notes calorie differences between meals, and describes how appetite, emotion, and stress drive overeating despite health concerns.
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Lago Goldston
Surprises the Magic Maker Reveals Hidden Garments
Surprises, the Magic Maker, demonstrates his power by transforming objects and gifting costumes. He opens a closet of miraculous outfits, unveiling blue trousers and a blue shirt, a blue handkerchief with red edges, and a field of shifting garments. Peggy and Nellie experiment with gypsy and pirate costumes as John and the others marvel at the wardrobe.
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John
Foggy
Peggy
Nelly
Talks to Parents By Alice Jondson Peale
Advice for setting up a nursery paint area for a young child. Emphasizes painting at eye level standing, using a large easy to grip brush, keeping colors simple, and avoiding directing the child. Recommends washable powders, aprons, linoleum under the easel, and letting the child explore without pressure or critique.
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Alice Jondson Peale
Actress Invades Bank Office After Loss in Collapse
Florida actress Florida Alexandrescu, who lost her savings of 24000 in the Bree ser bank collapse last summer, invaded the bank's offices in Bucharest and attempted to kill the president, causing destruction in the office.
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Bucharest
Florida Alexandrescu
Breeser Bank
Surprises, the Magic Maker Sparks Quick Idea
The scene shows John and Surprises, the Magic Maker, reacting to a puzzling remark. John voices a sudden idea while Surprises exclaims bright boy, and a humorous misunderstanding unfolds about hidden items and being unseen.
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John
Bright Boy
Magic Maker
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