Martyrdom and the Spain Rebels in Public View
A critique of martyrdom in the Spanish Civil War era argues that rebels have claimed two martyrs, Jose Calvo Sotelo and Gen. Emilio Mola, to publicize their cause. It cautions against commercializing martyrdom through political manipulation and staged protests in the United States, urging discernment between genuine sacrifice and engineered “causes.”
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Jose Calvo Sotelo
Spanish Socialist Party
Emilio Mola
Sotelo
Mola
Spain
United States
New York
Italy Quietly Fashions Self Sufficient News System
The piece envisions Italy under a decree limiting newspapers to six pages as a milestone in self sufficiency. It contrasts U S reactions and imagines consequences such as canceled orders for Canadian newsprint and squeezed reader features. It forecasts public fatigue and potential revolt if isolation continues.
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Italy
United States
Niagara Falls
Huron Junior Legion Star Mord Ames Wounded In Beaming Incident
Fans and teammates of Huron's junior American Legion base ball team face anxious days as star second baseman M. Mord Ames lies in a hospital after being accidentally beaned by a pitched ball in the district tournament final with Faulkton. Doctors report he is critically injured but on the road to recovery, with a lengthy convalescence ahead.
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Huron
American Legion
Redfield
M.mord Ames
Faulkton
Ames
Huron junior’s recovery praised after Milford nurse aid
Huron players hope for state title run while Ames recovers from a choking incident at a game. Mrs Martha Einspahr, a Redfield nurse, provided first aid that eased the boy’s pain and may have prevented fatal outcomes. Ambulance transport followed as hospital care began.
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Huron
Muffer
Milford
Ames
Hucon
Hedfield
Ontario fishing proves popular alongside Dionne quints
D J Taylor deputy minister of game and fisheries says 1928 29 saw more tourists in Ontario for fishing than any comparable period since the Dionne quintuplets birth. He asserts he will promote the province as a top fishing destination, aiming to press agent the sport with the quints as a draw.
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Ontario
D. J. Taylor
Taylor
Hay Fever High Hat From Dr Reno Paul
Pioneer European allergist Dr Reno Paul claims hay fever and other allergies are more common in cultured and city people than in country folk. He suggests a link between studying and the “genus bookworm” and notes the idea may spur the national urge to test ideas to their logical end. The notion of an educated sneeze is proposed as a humorous possibility.
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Reno Paul
Paul
Interesting Editorials From Other Newspapers
A compact collection of editorial selections from various American papers. The notes explain the open hours and access aims for readers and researchers. The item frames the periodical as a historical reference for private study and political review.
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South
Hig Cate
Pane Manor
What’s in a Name in Boston Stage Law Debate
A discussion of Massachusetts plans to ban fictitious names for actors and entertainers. The piece argues the value of stage names, cites famous examples, and questions how a law could force real names, risking personal and family identities. It questions public policy and cultural impact, naming Francis X Coyne as sponsor and urging preservation of chosen identities.
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Boston
Massachusetts
America
Mortimer Throckmorton
Delight Jewell
Sadie Smith
Tom Jones
Harry Brown
Marvel
Adonis Dennis
Greece
Mountain Dean
Jack Dempsey
Francis X. Coyne
Mesachusetts
Kavier
Designaony
Corn on the Cob Etiquette Debate Stirs Omaha Column
An etiquette editor Nadine Bradley of the Omaha World-Herald argues against eating corn on the cob in one hand and in pieces. Sioux Falls readers respond, clinging to a traditional dual-handed approach and resisting changes to the method.
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Nadine Bradley
Omaha World-Herald
Nadine
Record of Senator Robinson's Death and Compromise Plan
Washington July 2 The record of the court right after Senator Robinsons death shows the word compromise appearing more clearly as an unspoken prophecy of the dead leader Four of his confidants recall his plan to fight the court bill for three weeks with no quarter He doubted a victory then and planned to go to the White House to offer a compromise and his services to the cause
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Washington
Robinson
Sentar Robinson
White House
Jae Tore
Earhart search boosts Pacific charts and data
Navy data and photographs from the Earhart search promise accurate maps of the Howland Phoenix and Gilbert islands, a vital link for future maneuvers between Hawaii and Australia. British and Japanese tagging data may aid charting in the Pacific theater, while a new bullion depository plan stirs finance notes.
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Navy Department
South Pacific
Hawaii
Australia
Howland
Phoenix
Gilbert Groupe
National Geographic-Navy
Japan
America
Pacific
British Commonwealth
Navy
Alewesian Islands
Alaska
Diary of a Central South Dakota Farm Woman July
A diary entry describes farm chores in July including canning Swiss chard, packing ten pounds of produce in jars after washing and cooking, and noting small yields. It mentions haying efforts, cattle and horses needing feed, and a humorous exchange about a binder while recalling family dynamics and a note found in a dollar bin.
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Jim
Jerry
Dancy
Rome
Janey
Untitled fragment hints at a charitable woman and love
A fragment suggests a woman known for selfless acts and love toward others, hinting at personal kindness and dedicate to helping people. The text centers on a caring figure described as generous and compassionate.
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Society Items and Theater News
Twenty years ago in Huron reports visitors and residents, including Miss Thelma Van Winkle of Ordway and Mrs. Pearl Paulson in Frankfort. Local theater gains improved ventilation at the Lounge Theater. Mrs Claude Oviatt and Parke visit friends, with a note on a 1808 Ohio coin owned by Samuel Bowles.
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WD. Jones
Tracy
Minn
Edward Jones
Thelma van Winkle
Ordway
S&sd
van Winkle
Pearl Paulson
Frankfort
Tila Storkson
Minneapolia
Mela Storkson
W. J. Shadie
We Teal Wye
Intereete
Tom Rogere
Toine
Pickarel Lake
Kampll
Claude Oviatt
Parke
Irs
Harry Pierce
Stoney
Ohio
Samuel Bowles
Bellbrook, O
Organ grinders return to New York streets in July heat
In New York July 22 George Ross chronicles a revival of barrel organ grinders in the city. He notes past mayoral crackdowns, the convocation of street performances near residences, and police attention. He weaves in theater gossip about Lunts, critics, and Broadway chatter. The piece paints a lively, urban snapshot of street culture and show business intrigue.
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New York
Atwe
Oes
Open Forum on Grasshoppers and Insect Habits in July Issue
A letter writer discusses grasshoppers, their eating habits, mating behavior, and survival, noting the big grasshopper in the July 8 Evening Huropean issue. The writer claims grasshoppers eat bread and dairy, gather in open gravel hills, and that mating pairs stay together, with females eating more than males.
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O' Iitile
Groton School Board Holds First Meeting
Groton's new board of education held its 61st meeting with incoming members HL Exke HT Foss and Clayton A. Deitz elected chairman and clerk S C Young. Committees set, routine organization business completed, monthly meetings fixed for the last Monday monthly.
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Groton
Board of Education
HL Exke
H T. Foss
Clayton A. Deitz
S.C. Young
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