Way to guard babies with invisible light and cameras
A science based system using infrared and ultraviolet beams acts as invisible guards for nurseries. Devices photo archive intruders and can trigger alarms or lights, with hidden cameras capturing images. Westinghouse engineer describes photo-electric cells installed on doors and windows for cradle protection and home security.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
FHI
Science
Lindbergh
Phillips Thomas
Westinghouse Company
Boston
Democratic Unity Is Difficult Job by Byron Price
The article contrasts Governor Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland and Governor William H. Murray of Oklahoma as two Democratic candidates campaigning for a unity approach. Ritchie speaks with calm, confident idealism rooted in Jeffersonian fundamentals, while Murray uses blunt, populist rhetoric tied to his rough past and anti establishment themes.
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Byron Price
Bureau
Associated Press
Washington
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Chamber of Commerce
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Ritchie
Murray
Welkin
Dark Horse Pretenders in 1933 Linger for Chicago Battle
The piece maps Democratic hopes and possible contenders like Byrd of Virginia and Traylor of Illinois as they plot how to fit into a Jeffersonian doctrine. It notes Byrd’s Richmond base, Traylor’s Chicago banking ties, and hints at a waiting strategy with aging presidents and future campaigns.
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Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Melvin A. Traylor
Traylor
Kentucky
Barkley
Texas
Garner
Chicago
Lewis
Club
Ft. Worth
Columbia
Byrd
Coolidge
Roosevelt
Hoover
Birthday in the Midst of the Coming Campaign
A political analysis notes that birthdays intersect with an active campaign as the 15 most prominently mentioned Democrats average just over 58 years old. The piece highlights age dynamics among leading party figures and the potential influence on messaging and strategy.
New Green House To Be Opened Saturday
Hoffman Floral and Honey Company on Nineteenth Aral Dakota avenue south opens a 30 by 30 foot green house this Saturday for public inspection. Manager RK Hoffman announces remodeling and expanded facilities to handle growing orders for cut flowers potted plants and funeral designs.
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Hoffman Floral and Honey Company
Aral Dakota Avenue
RK. E. Hoffman
Hoffman
Leonard Floral Company
Man Takes Life Rather Than Be Taken To Jail
Wellington Springs reports Fritz Frerichs a young farmer shot himself at his home to avoid arrest on chicken stealing charges. Sheriff Pinard and deputy Lindsay intended to take him into custody. Frerichs took a shotgun and died instantly. He came to this country in 1925 from Germany. In Minot a farm hand Fred Handel admitted four business break ins at Makoti including a bank. loot was a rifle from a grain elevator. Austria has abolished all books in favor of war.
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Wellington Springs
Fritz Frerichs
A. F. Pinard
Frank Lindsay
Frerichs
Mitchell
Minot
N. D
Fred Handel
Makoti
Lecture Notes on The Buyers Market at Homemaker Event
Miss Campbell described 1932 The Buyers Market noting buyers set prices during low mood periods. Prices across foods clothing furnishings and landscaping have fallen 15 to 50 percent with potential one third savings on home redecoration. She urged homemakers to seek comfort and beauty in frugal budgeting and highlighted Huron's Lampe Market as a fine Northwest source.
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Miss Campbell
Campbell
Huron
Northwest
Lampe Market Company
Seatour
Central South Dakota market scene praised in Huron remarks
Miss Campbell extols Lampes market as unique in a 300 mile radius, highlighting a broad stock of groceries and produce, livestock buying from South Dakota firms, and a home market for products. At yesterday's session, market baskets were awarded to several residents, with prizes including Armour dam, desserts, and vanilla extract.
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Lampes
Armbur Packing Company
Campbell
South
South Dakota
Huron
L. S. Slepskas
Ella D. Hunt
Towa Southeast
Misa
Misa Dies Starr, 1585 Dakota South; Mrs. D. J. Fitegerald
Beach
A. C. Fletchall
Sixth Northeast
Jessie Setley
Iowa Southeast
Ralph Wetrick
Centre
Armour Dam
Donna Boyd
Kansas Southeast
L. G. Lockwood
Dakota North
Ha Knight
Ohio Southwest
William Heyer
First Southwest
D. V. Burns
Local Party Distribution of Desserts and Roast
Beach residents Mrs E i J Pellant and Mrs Nellie Perry each received half a cake. The lamb roast was awarded to Mrs Frank McMahon and Mrs A L, with addresses noted as 85 Dakota North and 111c Ohio respectively.
Winners of major prizes to be announced on woman’s page
Owens at 157 Lawn Ridge received scalloped oysters. Winners of the major prizes at other awards today will be announced on the woman's page tomorrow.
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