Public figures and the question of leaving office rich
The piece discusses Arthur E. Morgan's move as TVA chair and compares it to podesta governance in medieval Italy and other public figures who left politics wealthier or poorer. It notes Goethals, Senator A. H. Cummings, Norbeck, and W. H. McMaster as examples, arguing that wealth upon leaving office does not prove dishonesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Morgen
State
Justice Departments
Rome
Morgan
Panama Canal
Goethals
Canal
A. H. Cummings
Iowa
South Dakota
Norbeck
W. H. McMaster
Beers
Mr. Morgan
Abyinnia Prince Enjoys New York Amusement Park Visit
Ras Desta Demin prince of Abyinnia visited America as an official envoy. He dined at the White House with President Roosevelt and toured landmarks. He favored Palisades amusement park enjoying the shooting gallery, side show, and roller coaster amid dignified attire and royal retinue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ras Desta Demin
Abyinnia
Hailie Selassie
Judeb
God
America
Roosevelt
White House
Palisades
New York
New York Visit Sees Amusement Park Destiny For Prince
A fragment notes a prince visiting New York and, amid a chaotic influx of foreign envoys, concludes that a well designed amusement park would provide diversion for his fellow countrymen. The passage casts the mission as a potential success, a common refrain in royal assesssments of modern entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Solomon
Results of Hitlerism Ripples Across German Industry
The Hamburg America Line relocates from Nazi policy as seventeen board members resign after a harsh internal reckoning. The exodus reflects foreign disaffection toward Germany and a broader brain drain as prominent professionals like Albert Einstein seek refuge abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max von Schinkel
Germany
Tor
von Schinkel
Albert ‘Einstein
Art Praud
Englnd
Parity Demand Spurred By Farm and Factory Price Gaps
The Argus Leader urges correcting price disparity between farm and industrial goods. It calls for farm prices to rise faster than factory prices to reduce economic troubles observed over the past twelve years. The piece emphasizes the danger of maintaining the current ratio and links it to administration policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argus-Leader
They and the people the taxpayers on tax policy
A column-like fragment discusses use of the pronoun they in public speech, tax burdens, and government spending. It cites a Milwaukee Journal piece praising preventive medicine and criticizes evasions under high beer licenses. A Sioux Falls city attorney study weighs licensing vs hours limits for beer sales in upcoming state actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Sioux Falle
Deelers
Girl Scout Outing At Pickerel Lake Camp Features Many Events
Scouts from Aberdeen Huron Eureka and area towns attend a week long Pickerel Lake Camp opening Sunday. Miss Marie Alterith director of the Hiawatha region is planned guest. Hikes clean up contests nature quests and library activities play a major role alongside crafts and badge work. Daily routines include reveille breakfast activities swim staff meetings and a goodnight circle at taps.
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Pickerel Lake
SIL
Agate
Amnust
Aberdeen
Huron
Eureka
Marie Altreith
Hiawaths
Carmp
Stong
Cat
Girard
Helen Giesen
Vera Hatter
Pixies
Maar Jeanette Buck
Aileen Bryan
Martha
Helen
Buchanan
Ruth
Steffanson
C. B. Barkl
Marsacie
FBI
Leone 'Geinter
Phorgram
Misa Hill
Rudolph Ruste
Verdon
Camping Program Report From Haron Relates Camp Adventure
Ondricek reports on a camp trip for 4H at Haron, describing arrival by train to Sroms Highnoe, lodging at Bconds fair, two o'clock registration, evening vespers and a treasure hunt, and a day of classes. The group enjoyed the shout flowering planta activity and proudly saw their names on the 4H list, thanking supporters who made the camp possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ondricek
Bela i Hore
Haren
Pioneer unit at Pickerel Lake camp crafts gadgets
Miss Helen Buchanan leads Pioneer unit at Pickerel Lake Girl Scout camp. Pioneers bring hand axes, cans, tins, knives and tools for two remaining weeks. They craft cupboards, an outdoor ice box, coat racks, tacks, and various gadgets from sticks and twine. They plan a raft with a sail to stay overnight on the lake, though success is uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Buchanan
Pickerel Lake
Girl Scouts to Represent U S at Europe Encampment in Switzerland
Selected American Girl Scouts, winners of the Juliette Low Memorial awards for 1923, sail from New York on July 28 for the second international encampment of Girl Scouts and Girl Guides to be held in Switzerland from August 13 to 26. They will camp at Our Chalet, Adelboden, meeting guides from Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland, Sweden, Switzerland, and Norway, with Elaine Clark of Rochester as captain and chaperone.
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Pour
United States
Girl Scowla
Switzerland
New York
Jiy
Juliette Low
New York City
Elaine Clark
Rochester
National Girl Scout Headquarters
Lexington Avenue
Miss Clark
Camp Andree
Briarcliff "Manor
Girl Scout International
Leman Delano
Adelaide van Vliet
Goshen
Virginia Powell
Bowling Green
Ohio
Elizabeth Yates
Greensharo
N. C
Lene Thomas
Webster Graves
St. Louis
Girl Guides
Girl Scouts
James J. Storrow
Boston
Lord
Baden- Powell
Axe
Captivaay
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
France
Great Britain
Fingary
Norway
Royal Kitchen Club Demonstration Report Update
The Royal Kitchen Club held a views meeting at The Royal Kitchen with helpers. During the demonstration on oil preparation two new members were voted in. After business, games and lunch followed. The next regular meeting is planned for August at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Kitchen Club
Royal Kitchen
Rath Parmen
Diver
Teo
St the Horse of
Happy Diggers Hold Garden Inspection
The fourth meeting of the Happy Diggers met at Joy Buswell's home. Mr Cave and a county agent attended the gathering. After Cave's arrival the group departed briefly and returned to Busnell where a lunch was served. The report was written by Thebos Heckerman.
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Happy Diggers
Joy Buswell
Aes
Mr. Cave
Gitten
Busnell
Rome
Sturdy Oak Scouts Hold Two Day Camp
Sturdy Oak Scouts and Girl Scouts with leaders Misa Gladys Kime and Mies Node enjoyed a two day camping trip early this week. They gathered at Tuesday evening Methodist church and traveled by car to Waller grove north of town. Beds and provisions followed, wood was gathered for a campfire, then the group slept under the open sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Gladys Kime
Mies
Aiseobrey
Do You Know Her Puzzles From A Victorian Teaser
A fragmented OCR puzzle card asks readers to identify a pictured lady and solve a horizontal teady of clues. It lists numerous numbered hints covering occupations, objects, colors, and places, with a mix of literary and maritime terms. The item appears as a wordplay teaser from a newspaper page.
Camp Notes From Troop Report By Theda Leighton
The piece describes a troop trip with peanuts and candy brought to camp by KLT Aisenbrey. After breakfast they packed bed rolls and lunch boxes to town and hiked to the Kunze home for mulligan stew and ice cream. Captain Gladys Kunze led the group as Theda Leighton reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klt Aisenbrey
George Kunze
Gladys Kunze
Dandy Doers Plan Rag Tag For Next Week
The Dandy Doers Homecraft club held a meeting to decide rag tagging next week. AIT members Scre 40 will contribute materials for the rag. It is not yet decided who will receive it. Kittenball practice is set for early week with a game to be played later. Report by Faye Ling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dandy Doers Homecraft Club
AIT
Faye Ling
Dakota Belles Defeated by Hitchcock in Valley Diamond
The Dakota Belles were defeated by Hitchcock 16 to 5 on the Hitchcock diamond Tuesday evening. A return game is set for about two weeks at Huron. Scouts note contact Mildred Lyman for players. phone SOF15. Dr and Mrs A A Jordan took Miriam and Betty Lou to the Girl Scout camp on Pickerel Lake near Aberdeen Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Belles
Dakota
Belles Bittenhall
Hitchcock
Huron
Mildred Lyman
Phoang
A A Jordan
Miriam
Betty Lou
Pickerel Lake
Aberdeen
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
Mrs. C. C Isenhuth visits the Ben Cowles home in Sioux Falls and A. J. Larsom Beadle County sheriff attends in Sioux Falls. many townsfolk travel for visits, trips, and milling plans across Minnesota and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
C. C Isenhuth
Ben Cowles
Sioux Falls
A. J. Larsom
Beadle County
Coler Campbell
Pipestone
Minneapolis
Minnesota
R Johnson
Plainview
Miaon
Chiseage
Twin Cities
WW. Davis
W. Bates
Trocquois
MK la Roe
Cir Frank Brown
West
Mises
Hortense
Adelle
Bie
Sconi
Virgil
Mise Bird Tompkins
Aberdeen
Cir
Cedar’ Rapids
Jones
W. He- Thralk
Mitchell
World's Pair from The Geographical Center of America
A stepped piece describes the Jesup Farmers Cooperative Creamery at Jesup Iowa as the world second largest purely cooperative creamery and notes its Swiss rival. It cites butter sales near two million pounds yearly, 19.44 cents per pound average price and farmers’ payout around 22 cents per pound of butterfat. Also includes rural anecdotes and immigrant reflections on U S life and farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Farmers Cooperative Creamery
Abe
South Dakau
Jesup Creamery
Switzerland
Coste
America
del Rogers
Drive Against Night Riders To Contain Cattle Disease
ST PAUL Aug 3 The state livestock sanitary board began a drive against night riders bringing animals into Minnesota from South Dakota without health certificates. Secretary Charles E Cotton said certificates are posted at key points to show cattle are free from disease. Authorities act after outbreaks of anthrax and venthtéxc in southern Minnesota and border crossings noted for illicit livestock shipments.
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ST. Paul
Minn
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Minnesota
South Dakota
Charles E. Cotton
Cotton
Minnesote
Ind
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Broadway
Gisl
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Evelyn Hartnagel
Mies Marie Aftreith
Mise Winifred Dumasey
Ely
Min
Alexander Mitchell
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Haron
Pioxzer
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Yady
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Theda Leighton
Ros. Meade
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