Nation of Prudes Editorial Urges Syphilis Campaign
Collier's Weekly argues Americans are a nation of prudes hindering syphilis control. It cites Osler, death tolls, and the need for frank discussion, better diagnosis, and broad education. The piece contrasts moral judgment with scientific approach and calls for open public health action.
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Collier's Weekly
Collier’s
William Osler
England
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Célibera
Huron Auditoriium Plan Faces April Vote
The city considers constructing a new municipal auditorium and recreation center to boost jobs, attract conventions, and improve facilities. Petitions push for a April 20 election while proponents urge unity to secure federal aid and city funding if approved.
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Baronius
Andrew
Haron
South Dakota
MCA
Huron
Hiuron
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Rapid City
Auditoriaum
South Dakota Educational Association
Vatanyime
Sach
Feitore
Evening Huronite
Can
Interesting Editorials from the Evening Herald Reprints
A fragment describes editorials selected from a larger collection of American newspapers in Rouyn Dakota. It mentions free access during office hours for readers at the Evening record and refers to a library section in the News Room of the Evening Huvenite Building.
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Colbcntion American Sexapapers
Rouyn Dakota
Thewe Free Ae Opan
Secomt
Evening- Huvenite
Tee Waleed
Musjsokind
England
Egsin
Candy Chicks Debate Easter Dangers In City
The Cleveland area faces a campaign to end selling live Easter chicks ducks and rabbits to children. Superintendent Leffingwell leads effort amid parental resistance as pets die from improper care and cold March weather. Local families recount buy and release of birds and caging in backyards and basements.
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Leffingwreil
Cleveland
Res Jeme League
Pete
Tate
Bey
Jmmi
Mr. Leffingwell
Junior
Behind the Scenes in Roosevelt Court Hearings
A 1920s Washington scene notes pretrial tactics in Senate and House hearings on the Roosevelt court program. It cites cross examination smarts, prepared testimony, and backroom influence by Justice Department and allied groups shaping political outcomes.
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Washington
Mir
Senate
Iris
Moley
Motley
Eartier
Erite Fecal Senatar Comnally
Congressional Record
Connally
Hughes
Onty Wheelowever
Cupe
Lew Firros
Justice Department
Jax
Carroran-Cohen
Justice Departneat
Gillicnk
Diary of a Farm Woman in Central Dakota
Diary entry recounts a pigeon pie feast from a Dakota farm, noting six birds baked into a large pie, with family scenes of cooking, patching clothes, and a son’s kiss. The text reflects rural life, Easter services, and gratitude for the modest feast.
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Etry
Bonilla
Tichurch
Jane
New York Oddities and Stage News Mix in Bustling Weekend
A chaotic mix of social workers recruiting Bowery derelicts for car demos backfires when a firm rejects the display. Walter Huston draws a sharp college boy letter critiquing his Othello, while a Bernhard Shaw lookalike roams a city garden uncovering a purse-sized treasure.
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New York
the Bowery
York
Bill Yolen
Way
Walter Huston
Americas
Manshattan
Jeter
Rhode Island
Derr
Huston
Wave
Eny
New
Winter Of 1936-37 Will Provide Tales For Old Timers
Redfield Mar 26 Special Oldtimers will recall the winter of 1936-37 with fireside tales. Storms stranded people, road crews cleared paths, and fuel and supply shortages tested utilities. A locomotive derailed near the James River bridge but crew were unharmed. Heroic winter work by men under blizzards is a notable memory for future years.
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Redfield
South Dakota
Gene Eral
Lomling
Chelsea
Brentford
James River
Local social notes highlight travels and visits
Attended by Mr and Mrs T J Lavin they plan to settle here. Mass Oda Tenney, a University of Indiana Valparaiso student, spends spring vacation with sister Mrs T S Strand. Mrs Loren Baker, widow of her daughter Mrs Wilmar Thompson, returns to Marshall Wisconsin after weeks with the family. Grace Meyer returns from Mitchell after attending Royal Neighbors meeting as Huron lodge delegate. Dr and Mrs D H Cowgill of Iroquois visit city for weekend with Mrs T S Strand.
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T. J. Lavin
Mass Oda Tenney
University of Indiana At
Mitchell
Royal Neighbors
Huron Lodge
Mra D. H. Cowgill
Iroquois
George Washington Maddow and Ells Feen Himmel Wed
Twenty years ago in Huron George Washington Maddow of Esmond and Ells Feen Himmel of Esmond united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage. Rev. O E Boyce performed the ceremony. The couple left by southbound train for Kemond to establish their home. Mr and Mrs A Stafford and son hosted the dining for relatives at the home of the bride in Axal yesterday amid illness in the family.
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George Washington Maddow
Esmond
Ells Feen Himmel
O. E. Boyce
Kemond
A. Stafford
Lowe Falls
Tows
Beide
Axal
Bedford Man Charged In 1936 Wreck Bond Posted
Taylor County grand jury indicted B F Wurster for manslaughter in a collision miles north of Bedford in early 1936. Wurster and Dr Ben Jostes were involved. Jostes’ eight year old daughter Jane and attorney W W Van Houwen died from injuries. The accident was blamed on icy pavement as the Jouns family traveled to church in Corning. Artichokes mentioned as part of local reputation.
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Bedford
B. F. Wurster
Lenox
Taylor County
Wurster
Benso
Chicago
Jostes
Jane
W. W. van Houwen
Lenox Atttorney
Wwyrster
Jouns
Corning
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