The Country Doctor Respected by All in Ontario Tale
Dr. A. R. Dafoe, a practical country physician of 28 years in backwoods Ontario, attends the Dionne quintuplets birth. He charges $3 per child and is praised for his unselfish duty, calm leadership, and old school methods that save lives and earn respect from patients and peers alike.
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A. R. Dafoe
Callander
Corbeil
Toronto
Ontario
Dr. Dafoe
Dionne
Dafoe
Let America Correct This Injustice Vers Vers
Vera Hellman a Russian born Jewish woman in New York sits among 405 unoffending aliens facing deportation due to tangled immigration laws. The Ellis Island committee and labor department workers found 235 criminal aliens not deportable because of loopholes in the law. Secretary Frances E Perkins has drawn five bills for Congress based on this data.
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America
Hellman
Edward Everett Hale
Vera Hellman
Department of Labor
Miss Hellman
New York
United States
Russia
Berlin
League of Nations
Germany
U.S
Ellis Island Committee
Labor Department
Chicago
Immigration reform proposed by Col MacCormack
Col Daniel W MacCormack commissioner of immigration and naturalization urges changes to immigration statutes. Bills would grant limited discretion to avert deportation for good character aliens with no crimes and not subversive. If passed, Vera Hellman would regain rights and many families could reunite.
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Daniel W. “MacCormack
Immigration and Naturalization
Vera Hellman
Vacation Safety Pointers for Campers Warned by Red Cross Director
Harold F. Enlows of the American Red Cross offers summer safety rules for campers. Emphasizes driving curfews and inspected cars, clear campsites, sun exposure gradually, safe swimming, avoiding poison ivy, and moderate eating with clean water sources. Also advises refrigeration and observing the director’s cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold F. Enlows
American Red Cross
Enlows
Language revival for Wampanoag at Gay Head
Rev Leroy Perry of Gay Head Massachusetts teaches the dwindling Wampanoag people their tribal language. Three centuries after contact with European settlers the language, once forgotten by the tribe, is being revived through white scholars and preserved lore.
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Massachusetts
Martha’s Vineyard
Leroy Perry
Gay Head
Mass
PRESS COMMENT--me seen ONE BY ONE THEY FALL
The Sioux City Journal lauds peace officers for eliminating organized crime as gangsters like Dillinger Clyde Barrow Bonnie Parker and Tommy Carroll fall one by one. It praises quick trigger fingers and marksman skill and notes crime does not pay.
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Sioux City Journal
Underworld
Tommy Carroll
Dillinger
Waterloo
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Tommy Carrol
Roosevelt outline for national plan stirs Congress debate
The Aberdeen American News notes President Roosevelt’s proposed housing expansion through federal loans, resource planning to reduce reliance on relief, and nationwide social insurance. It warns on feasibility and the political timing ahead of an election, contrasting theory with practice and the cost of big government programs. It also mentions Iowa publishers proposing code additions to curb praise of questionable citizens and devious behavior.
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Fresident
Solons
Aberdeen-American News
Pew
Congress
Roosevelt
Moe 90
Ciiven
United States
Democra's
New Deal Social Scene Highlights White House Musical
Washington diary sketches: Mrs Roosevelt hosts a highbrow musicale at the White House with Mr Roosevelt noting his discomfort yet willingness to participate. Stories of Congress, NRA figures, and lobbyists fill the scene including Walcott, Keezer, Johnson, and the “big three” ex-lobbyists. The report captures political figures, social rituals, and insider chatter of June in Washington.
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Washington
White House
Jay
Frances
Robbie’) Robinson
NRA
General Johnson
Willard Thom
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Chaiman Stephens
Commerce
Dexter
Keezer
NRA Consumers’ Advisory Board
Thorp
National Emergency Council
Congress
Willard Hotel
Clarence Darrow
Charles Edward Russell
Darrow
Rusy
Don Richberg
Johnson
Mrs A
Ben Franklin
Fernley
Jim
Bill Slattery
F. C
Corptroler
All Democracy
Emil Hurj
Cvengelz
New Deal
Bob Jackson
J. Bruce Kremer
Arthur Mullen
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Highlights From Local Notes
Daily notices recall Mrs John Pyle's move to Aberdeen for a brief visit and visits from Huron residents including the McGarveys and Miss Belle McGarvey. State Adventist camp meetings open at fair grounds for ten days and Huron High School class of 1914 commencement fills the new building.
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John Pyle
Lagi
Aberdeen
H. J. McGarvey
Grace McGarvey
Roher
Minneapolis
Belle McGarvey
T. H. Hagen
EW. Hamlin
Hitchcock
C. E. Potter
Lpramie
Yale
Fair Grounds
Huron High School
Edna M. Areman
Lloyd L. Boughton
Jetta M. Bows
Sarah Jean Brady
Melville L. Brock
Morris F. Broe
William C. Carroll
Ruth Marie Chesbro
Bert Dahl
Earl L. Dorothy
Mary K. Farrell
Nellie Elizabeth Geiger
Isaiah O. Hagen
Dephane PD. Hammond
Larry Hines
Lyella Yvette Hogan
Charles Loren Jones
Ruth Myrtle Jones
Maude FE. Kline
Bryan W. Lloyd
George E. Longsteff
Jas Jennie Lynn
W. Wilbur Meigs
Heler Oviatt
Albert Peterson
Margaret Cord
Icy Pineth
Anne Gertrude
Flummer
Bert A. Richardson
Marene Grace Richards
Amanda Helena Rusch
Hazel M. Stiles
Jesse BE. Thomas
Emi Utterback
Clarence E. Wagner
Bruce W. Walker
Clara BE. Wurie
I. W
Peterson
Board of of Education
Huei
W. Bert
Huron
Beadley County
Soul
Dakota
Farm Question and Answer Box Clarifies Tax and Planting Rules
Readers’ Q and A covers processing tax on dressed pork sales up to 300 pounds exempt with total dressed pork sales limited to 1 000 pounds. It also answers about withdrawing from the federal cattle purchasing plan and what forage crops may be planted on contracted acres with relief seed.
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Agricultural Extension Service
State College
Brookings
Turner County
J. K
Brule County
V. Bms
Miner County
Hershey
A. Deuel Coung
A. Yee
J.B. McCook County
Bureau of Animal Industry
A. T
Davison County
Fragmented OCR puzzle text with civic notices and questions
A dense OCR compilation includes quiz prompts, legal notices, mortgage foreclosure details, and political campaign notes. It lists questions about flag meanings, road terms, and various vocab entries, followed by a real estate notice from Beadle County South Dakota about a mortgage foreclosure and a school board nomination certificate.
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Arthur H Kiburz
Leone M. Kiburz
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Paca
Dept
Beadle
South Dakota
EHL Lougee, Incorporated
Sioux Falls
South
Ota
Torlea Pee
Ster
Beadle County
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York
New
Ork
Peter
Simance
Gale
Estes
EFS Deltian Life Insurance Company
SPR
Ro Bi
ON LR
Dle County
Cardenas Poised for Mexico Presidency With Reform Agenda
Mexico City General Lazaro Cardenas appears set to win the July 1 presidential election as opposition dissolves. His six year program from the National Revolutionary Party aims to extend civilian reforms and public works while leaning on the Rodriguez administration for groundwork. Prohibition and greater female political participation are rumored policy goals.
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Clark G. Lee
Mexico
D. F
Lazaro Cerdenas
Veterans of Revolutionary Campaigns
The
Republic
Cardenas
National Revolutionary Party
Abelardo Rodrigue
Rodriguez
Electric Light and Power
Josephus Dance
Michocax
P.N. R
Antonio J.vilarreal
Confederation of“ Revolutionary-Independent Parties
Gilberto Valenzuela
Aziti
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Chas
H. J. Mitchell
Robert D. Lusk
Nmarrow
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Secretary of Labor
Frances E. Perkins
Iowa
Water
Minn
George Clark
Rooney Dutcher Evening Huronite
Washington Correspondent
Senate
Gandhi
Chesley Jamey
Frederic €. Walcott
Connecticut
Republicam
Walcott
Willard
Sidney Hilhman
Amalgamated
Sidney Tx
Jett
Beryjoe
el Paso
Tex
Roman Badillo
Valenzuela
Villarreal
Tejeda
Coronel Adelberto Tejeda
Vera Cruz
Hernan la Borde
Pessenis and Workers League
Pis Morris
Ems
C., Peterson
Board of Education
Huron” Independent
Max
Baer
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