Beilis Case Highlights Anti Semitism’s Power and Price
The essay recalls Mendel Beilis, a Kiev Jew falsely accused in 1913 of ritual murder amid mass anti Semitism. Beilis was acquitted after mobs and czarist forces clashed, later emigrating to America where he lived peacefully. The piece argues anti Semitism is government fueled distraction from societal rot and warns banners of hate mask deeper harms.
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Mendel Beilis
Saratoga Springs
Beilis
Kiev
Russia
Germany
Betlis
Bellis
Bailis
Bielis
Beilig
America
Debates Over Press Tax and Tesla Wall Ideas
Critics warn Louisiana's 42 percent newspaper advertising tax threatens press freedom and public knowledge as editors face punitive funding. Separately, Nikola Tesla proposes force rays forming an invisible border wall, a concept hailed by some as a potential end to invasion though uncertain about real-world outcomes.
War roots and the limits of disarmament
The text argues that banning invasion cannot resolve underlying causes of war. Rivalries, suspicions, and conflicting aims persist, flowering into economic or other non-military conflicts. A jungle-like world where might prevails makes harmony hard, and physical barriers do not bring true international harmony.
Drought Amplifies Wheat Crisis Amid Farm Policy Push
The drought slashes western wheat production to historic lows just as government efforts to curb output raise farmer income via AAA subsidies. Washington projects losses surpassing 160 million dollars, leaving many farmers reliant on drought-affected AAA payments. The blend of policy aims and disaster compounds a fragile wheat situation.
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Plaa
Washington
AAA
Entitled to Cooperation in City Traffic Plans
Police Chief Nelson and city commissioners push common sense traffic fixes including inside left turns. Violators are arrested and fined to improve safety for drivers and pedestrians. Efforts aim to create more Saturday parking for shoppers and curb people using cars as seating to watch crowds. Cooperation from authorities is urged.
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Nelson
Huron
Pressure on Hitler Underscores German Crisis
Hamburg dispatch reports medical observers suspect incipient insanity in Adolf Hitler while Reichswehr generals maneuver for influence in Berlin. Hindenburg backs the army against removal efforts, complicating Nazi leadership as critics abroad debate the true mental state and political stability of Germany.
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Adolph Hitler
Nawi
Germany
Hamburg
Chicago Tribune
Herr Hitler
Reichswehr
Tribunie
Berlin
Reichsver
Herr Hitle
Vor
Hindenburg
von Papen
German Republic
Paul von Hindenburg
Hitler
O'Connor Defends Federal Land Bank as Business Institution
F A O'Connor general counsel of the Farm Credit Administration addresses the Iowa State Bankers Association defending the land bank as a business entity. He acknowledges criticism of delays in loan actions and low land appraisals, arguing the bank stood as the sole voice for American agriculture during the farm crisis and urging consideration of other funding sources.
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Watertown
F. A O'Connor
Farm Credit Administration
Federal Land Bank
Iowa State Bankers’ Association
Omaha Bank
O'Connor
Land Bank
RULES FOR SOCIAL SUCCESS Boston Transcript
Social tact is making your company feel at-home even if you wish they were. The easiest path up the social ladder is to have your grandfather start at the bottom. All kinds of social knowledge are useful but none beats yawning with a closed mouth. Shirley Temple, age five, seeks 2500 dollars weekly to divert attention from laundry troubles. Cronks World notes this diversion will help the movie man. Herild, a casualty of incomplete text.
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Boston Transcript
Shirley Temple
Cronks World
Herild
NRA Code Likely On Telephony Firms After Roosevelt Return
Washington dispatch notes a probable NRA code targeting telegraph outfits like AT&T and Western Union, with Postal and Western Union opposing and Postal fearing competition. Court tests loom as the code aims to curb alleged ruinous price practices amid labor cost pressures. Brandeis’s stance is debated and 25 states reportedly uphold NRA constitutionality.
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Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
Western Union
Postal
American Telephone and Telegraph
NRAA
A. T
Brandeis
NIRA
Arice
Ten Years Ago In Huron Vacation Plans Highlight Local News
Mrs. Bert J. Graves of Madison arrives to join her relatives for a month long Black Hills vacation. Mrs. BE. R. Nelson travels to Mitchell for a short visit. H B H. M. Cass meets in Sioux Falls to arrange the Mississippi Valley TB conference. W. W. Howes of Wolsey discusses Me Ad?o at the New York Democratic convention. Robert Burtt from Horon excels in Sioux Falls tennis, beating Allen Neil 4 6 6 3 6 1. Lyle Himmel also entered with results pending. S. A. Goebel and Harold Schuyler fishing at Lake Andes, return home tomorrow.
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Bert J. Graves
Madison
Neb
Mir
A. M. Chenoweth
Leone
Black Hills
BE. R. Nelson
Mitchel
H. M. Cass
South Dakota Public Health Assoiration
Sioux Falls
W. W. Howes
Wolsey
Adoo
New York
Vention
Huron
Robert Burtt
Horon
Allen Neil
Lyle Himmel
Baines
S. A. Goebel
Lyric Theatre
Harold Schuyler
Ernest Tovey
Lake Andes
Famous Statue Puzzle Clues and Word Play List
A fragmented puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues about statues, metals, animals, and terms. It mixes numbers, misprints, and partial phrases, with entries like sun god, bone of the forearm, and godly, plus OCR garbles suggesting a word-fill or crossword style game across two directions.
Wars and cover with boiling medium syrup
Process quart and pint glass jars for 20 minutes in boiling water and No 2 and 3 sanitary or enameled units for 15 minutes. Or prepare sauce by cooking the slums with sugar to taste until dissolved. Strain pits and skins if desired. Fill containers boiling hot and process all sizes for five minutes in boiling water.
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Bureau of Home Economics
The News Behind The News Continued nym page one
The piece discusses labor unrest and California as a laboratory for experiments, the AAA’s push to distribute over 300 million dollars in farm crop bonuses, and the map showing varying regional trade health concentrated in the cotton belt and tobacco areas. It also notes Roosevelt’s cabinet plans and staff comfort during summer with the White House cooling issues.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
South
AAA
Hay
Mid-West
Roosevelt
Cummings
Hawaii
Biggs
Europe
White House
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Sara L. Dewing outlines canning and cooking tips to preserve vitamins and minerals in vegetables and fruits. Emphasizes using minimal water, hot packing, and serving canning liquids as sauces. Includes detailed peaches and plums canning methods from the Bureau of Home Economics.
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Sara L. Dewing
Het
Bureau of Home
Cavour Newlyweds Return From Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs W Hurd of Mitchell returned from their honeymoon spent at a Minnesota lake resort. Mrs Hurd, formerly Dorothy Colwell of Cavour, taught at Cavour high school and other state schools. They will live in Mitchell where Mr Burd manages the Roxie theater.
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Cavour
W. Hurd
Mitchell
Iake
Minnesota
Hurd
Dorothy Colwell
Burd
Roxie Theater
Repair Crew Fixes Cavour Church Roof
A group of men from the Cavour M E congregation repaired the church roof after earlier damage. They gathered on several evenings and restored a neat appearance to the building.
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Cavour
Cavour M. E
Maturity Date Extended For Government Farm Notes
The farm administration extended the maturity date from August 1 to September 2 for outstanding notes of farmers who borrowed from the government. The move aids farmers needing corn for feeding to arrange discharge of obligations, with emphasis on prompt settlement during August for corn in poor condition. Borrowers may sell corn and settle notes at a long time, receiving the market price minus the loan rate plus interest and insurance, or make partial settlement to obtain seed grain. As of July 1, total corn on farms in corn belt states stood at 12,758,000 bushels, with 258,532,000 bushels stored under government loans. much decline since April 1 occurred in corn not pledged for government programs.
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Washington
Wits
TRE BEST IN RADIOLAND NEW YORK RADIO FEATURES
Radio feature listing for July 17 outlines WEAF NBC and WJZ NBC schedules, detailing Ben Bernie finale broadcast July 26, Leo Beigman orchestra, Georges Givat, Melodic Strings, Harry Sosnik, Goldman band, NBC Symphony, Tim Ryan, Rudy Vallee, women’s radio review, Ann Leaf organ, and village program. Also notes Mersey tunes opening in Liverpool and Chicago Symphony.
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New York
Roosevelt
Honolulu
WEAF
NBC
Ben Bernie
The
Lads
Ben
CBS
Leo Beigmin
Bernie Maale
Paradise
Buddy Rogers
Pabe Cps Libracenias
Old Ace
George Givat
Harry Sosnik
WJZ
Goldman
NBC Symphony
Tim Ryan
Rudy Watlee
al Pearce
WABC
Ann Leaf
Green
Liverpool
Chicago Symphony
Paint Signs Cavour Route Crew Works at Lumber Plant
The Yant Construction company, contractor for oiling highways A4 through Cavour and between Saguois and Manchester, dispatched a crew to the Cavour Lumber Co. plant to build and paint detour signs. About four dozen signs were made and painted.
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Cavour
Yant Construction Company
Soquois
Manchester
Cavour Lumber Co
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