Advertising as a defense of the consumer faces scrutiny
At the Advertising Federation of America meeting in Chicago advertisers pledged to purge the field of minority misdeeds, arguing advertising is not waste but a mass production enabler. Regulators like E J Adams urged some control, while praise for self-regulation highlighted improved trust and reduced fraud across recent years.
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Advertising Federation of America
Chicago
Friends of Advertising
Chester H. Lang
Federation
E. J. Adams
Board of Special Investigation
Federal Trade Commission
Inheritance Tax Sparks Fame and Scandal Figures
The piece argues inheritance tax cuts favor prominent critics of them and cites high profile cases. It notes the Smith Reynolds estate saga with a $30 million inheritance, Barbara Hut ton's notoriety from a fortune, and Tommy Manville as a Broadway playboy amid marriage splinters.
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Smith Reynolds
Barbara Hutton
Tommy Manville
Manville
The Nation’s Wealth and Social Responsibility Debate
A column critiques inherited wealth and its social impact, arguing against lavish pensions for ex-wives of playboys and urging the state to tap wealthy estates to fund national expenses. It contrasts using riches to support citizens versus acquiring foreign titles, urging readers to consider socially wiser choices.
Mussolini and Italy's perils spark recalls and unrest
Reports from American correspondents portray Italy under Mussolini as tense and repressive with police surveillance and southern revolts, while praise for strong leadership clashes with a loss of freedom. In Sioux Falls local politics heat up as petitions seek A N Graff recall and George O Neil hints at future candidacy.
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Mussolini
Italy
IL Duce
Africa
Sioux Falls
A. N.graff
Bowers Poised to Write Jefferson Biography Amid Debate
Claude G. Bowers, former Kort' Wayne Journal Gazett e editor and Spain ambassador, plans a Jefferson biography. He notes Jeffersonian state rights vs Hamiltonian central power, warns Democrats in Washington to avoid overglowing Jeffersonian rhetoric, and cites Cleveland honesty contrasted with prosperity.
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Times Change
Rapid City Journal
Claude G. Bowers
Kort’ “Wayne
Indiana
Journal-Gazette
Spain
Thomas
Jefferson
Bowers
Roosevelt
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
Hamilton
Wille Hamilton
Washington
Grover ‘Cleveland
Cleveland
Liberal critics struggle after Supreme Court ruling on recovery act
Liberal opinion splits over the unanimous Supreme Court decision invalidating the national recovery act. Some liberals defend liberty and democracy while leftists protest, urging steady commitment to reform amid a tense political climate. The piece notes conservative justices dubbed the battalion of death and hints at broader reactions across the liberal spectrum.
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Kansas City
United States Supreme Court
Tribera
Vita Fine
van Devanter
Sutherland, Butler
MeéReynolds
Hby Mick
Justice , Brandeis
Justice Cardozo Shad
Eee
Shas
Katharine’s Secret Unveiled and Zoe’s Resolve
Zoe discovers Katharine’s hidden letter implicating Michael Heatheroe as a possible culprit behind wedding upheavals. The revelation shifts Zoe’s view of Michael and reinforces her decision to support Katharine while planning social service work and a life with Doctor Kaye. Zoe contemplates past mistakes and future duties as she balances romance and duty.
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Kle
Zoe
Clarence
Hartford
Miss Moon
Ever
Michael
Katharine
Mis’ Willetts
Ourgister’s
Katherine
Michael Heatheroe
Sally Moon
Paris
Sally
Alan
Michael “Heatherce
Tnege
John Kaye
Wagmn
Beniden Jove
Kaye
Bei
Thira
Gerla
Zoe and John Kaye amid secrets and social games
Zoe wrestles with Katherine's secret and fear of sharing it while John Kaye watches her. Conversations drift from tennis and racing to a looming moral dilemma as a cryptic letter recalls danger and a past tie to Gracia McAwaine. The scene blends tension with domestic details and shifting affections.
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Zoe
Katherine
Katharine
John Kaye
Wissimacken
Denny Ratburn
John
Gracia McAwaine
Clarence
Heroine of Fiction and Shakespearean Love Puzzle
Fragmented OCR puzzle items blend literary word clues with a public notice. The page lists many crossword style hints, a misspelled set of terms, and a community notice about Epworth League delegates from Crandon Settlement and a KLKLK bridge club season close with a dinner party at Waldorf cottage on Cottonwood lake.
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Atyend Institute Vulare
Fime
Epworth Leaguers
Crandon Settlement
Epworth League Institute Et Paetala
Elvira Blume
Marjorie Kopplin
Mabel Marzahn
Mabel Frankenstein
Mabel Heinemann
Evelyn Brugger
Sylvia Kopplin
Dorothy
Lucille Morzihn
Eleanora Brooker
Lester Kepplin
Melvin, Frankenstein
Levi
Waldorf Cottage
Cottonwood Lake
Garden Towers
Bridge
Wayland Receives Rain After Wind and Dust
Honor rains visited this vicinity over the weekend, preceded by wind and dust. It marks the third shower in a week. Crops and gardens are growing rapidly, and fall rye has been cut in some areas.
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Wayland
Lune
Kerrs Host Birthday Party at Lake Preston
Mrs D G Kerr hosted a birthday gathering at Lake Preston on June 25 to celebrate her husband. Relatives arrived for a luncheon and birthday cake, spending the afternoon and late into the day in a simple family reunion setting.
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Lake Preston
D. G. Kerr
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Huron Publishing CO
Third &J. S. E Chas
H J. Mitchell
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
Associated Press
Associated
Ormoi
Member
Audit Bureau of ‘Circulation
National Advertising
Prodden, King & Prudden
New York
Denver
San Francisco
da Barre
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers
Ine
South Dakota
George O'Neil
George Clark
Springfield
Midas
Trent
Memphis
Stax
Lille
Mabel McElliott
NEA
Dace
Jock
Dr. Kaye
Jack
Corliss
Nery
Princeton
Lock
Svas
Gracin
Jenin
Grorts
Doe
Etory
E. Ia
Destiny
Shewee
Meyere
Biemieh
Kense
TLLUB
Redfield
Klklk Bridge Club
IMC
Gelo
Model Laundry
Wisconsin
S. Ww
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