Ideal teacher myth and noisy misadventures in satire
A quirky collage notes teachers debating the literal ideal teacher as a figment, a neurologist warns loud noise dulls a driver’s vision, and a string of world snippets: 35 men jailed in India for selling genuine Scotch drink, a California man harmed by a dying mule, St. Louis mocks a crowing rooster, an owl tames a Salt Lake City power line, and a mugging with a beer bottle sparks anger.
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California
St. Louis
Fragmented A to Z Word Puzzle From OCR Page
A damaged OCR shows a warehouse of interleaved clues and numbers. It lists numerous terms and definitions across vertical and horizontal entries including references to coats of arms, minerals, tools, animals, and letters. The fragment appears to be a crossword style puzzle with enumerated hints and mismatched phrases.
Realignment Talk Roils Across Liberal Conservative Lines
Washington dispatch by Paul Mallon surveys shifting political mood as liberals and conservatives discuss realignment amid wage hour disputes. It notes Republicans walking out, Democrats split, and cautious off the record views from many lawmakers. The piece cites international examples from Britain and France as a cautionary comparison.
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Washington
Repblicans
Roovevely
Vanderbork
Maine
Britain
France
Sfford
Man Repays Government Aid After Getting Help
Fred Hohner a Newark unemployed mechanic sent $100 to WPA administrator Harry L. Hopkins to repay aid received in 1935. He explained the government helped him and he wanted to repay, arguing the government is the people, not a distant entity. The piece praises civic gratitude and mutual responsibility among citizens.
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Sam
John Smith
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
Fred Hohner
Newark
N. J
Be Hind
Hopkins
Thaan
Washington
The Countess and Foreign Weddings Shape American Matrimony
The piece notes how recent European royal weddings influence American wedding fashions with sunny anecdotes. It mentions King Zog and Countess Apponyi, Prince Louis Ferdinand and Grand Duchess Kira, and the Fiorilla couple marrying on a pistol range amid a shooting event, highlighting lingering foreign influence versus the quiet American approach.
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Dad
Zog
Albania
Geraldine Apponyi
Louis Ferdinand
House of Hohenzollern
The Ideal Person at a New York teachers round table
A New York teachers round table produced an ideal teacher profile from children's submitted qualifications. The envisaged teacher would be a friend and fair guide, explain clearly, respect student thinking, avoid book-only limits, foster self confidence, and cultivate unity while encouraging differing opinions. The list highlighted qualities over authority and fear.
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New York
Women Work Or Stay Home A View From 1938
A 1938 column questions the push for married women to surrender jobs to men. It argues many women work for financial independence ego and personal achievement and may keep jobs for reasons beyond economic need. The piece suggests women value self sufficiency and recognition beyond marriage.
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Hainois
William J. Campbells
Mr. Campbell
Rvice, Inc
War, policy and duty quotes mix in political talk
A collage of opinions on art, governance, parenting, and war ethics. Morgenthau, Day, Ball, and Woedring voices surface on government, business, parenthood, and Spain. Indignation and pacifism loom amid calls for quick war action or peaceful restraint.
Burns J A U Hate To Buy Clothes In The City
A humorous provincial reflection on shopping in a crowded metropolis with aggressive sales pressure, contrasting with a rural town where a single store limits the sales pitch. The piece quotes a hat anecdote about shoppers and wraps up with a copyright line attribution.
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Bos
Burns J Au
X Lady
Joe
Enquire Festures, Inc
Aberdeen auditorium progress sparks debate in Huron election
Aberdeen citizens celebrate a federal aid driven auditorium project while Huron voters reject the plan in a key election. The article notes Aberdeen bonds of 150000 with 135000 federal aid and suggests both cities push for civic venues to boost prosperity and property values.
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Huron
Aberdeen Evening News
Audiorium
Aberdem
Aberdemians Taughing
Aberdeen Se
Aberdeen Wa
South Dakota
Haton
Stowe
Palla
Diary of a South Dakota Farm Woman Election Day Musings
A diary entry from Central South Dakota on election day remarks a quiet town mood, noting no major accomplishments, residents lingering at home, and concern over weather while recounting a pumpkin cake recipe copied from Amy. The narrator reflects on civic duties and the gravity of the moment amid daily farm chores. The section ends with praise for a pumpkin cake and coffee, blending domestic scene with political participation.
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Hasa
Jim
Amy
South Dakota
Hopking and Deland to Vermilion for music contest
Miss Deland accompanies Miss Randy and Lyle in a music contest set for tomorrow. C. J. Miner of Carthage plans to move to Huron on Monday to take a job at the Prim barbershop. Miner previously ran a barbershop in Huron before relocating to Carthage a year ago.
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Hopking
Edith Deland
Vermillion
Miss Deland
Randy
Lyle
C. J. Miner
Carthage
Huron
Miner
Radio Schedule and Community Notices From May 10
New York May 10 Radio listings feature EY Radiolane programs and a lineup of shows across WEAF WABC WOR and other stations. Notable segments include business leader discussions and space talk with multiple hosts and musical variety slots. Community notes report the Russell Franz teachers meeting and St Ann's Band gathering with refreshments provided.
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Tory
Talys
Wiznbc
Charles R. Hook
WABC
CBS
W. H. White Jr
Wor-Mbs
James A. Farley
WJZ
NBC Ax
James Munay
Monuna
Mooney
WEAF
NSC
Johnny
Russ Morgan
Fibber McGee
Bob Riptey
Bastia
NBC
WIZ
WEAE
Jos. Gallie the Orchestra
Top Hatters
Paul Douglas
Nola Day
Orphan Anne
Aanes
Andy
Tncle Bara
Edwin C. Hill
One Man's Family
Tommy Dorsey
Fred Allen
Kyser
Dick Gasperre Orchiest
Horace Heidi
Andy Kirk
Doris Rhodes
Boake Carter
Sam
Abner
Just Entertainment
Chicago Law
N. S. Medical Conference
Bary Wood
Muzic
America Calvacade
Bev
Bernie
Lads
Grace Moore
Edgar A
Jack Shenonan
Will Osborne
Red Nervo and
Ouzie Nelson
H. Henderson
Amos
Ten Years Ago In Huron Injuries At Hotel Elevator Pit
A 24 year old William Bendy remained in a hospital after a fall into the Marvin Hughitt Hotel elevator pit at night. He suffered a fractured spine and multiple injuries as he tried to climb from the pit after finishing his cleaning work. Weather reports noted a warm day with rising temperatures despite cloudy skies and a rain shower. Harold Eugene Nicrowyer and Mildred Stanley were married at the home of J. B. Matson with witnesses Frank Cameron and others.
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William Bendy
Marvin Hughitt Hotal
Uptoyres Bandy
Bandy
Mire G. A. Bendy
Fifth Street
Harga
Harold Eugene Nicrowyer
A. W. Hopkins
3. W. Bandy
Helen Bary
Lyle
Study Club Meets With Mrs Ruppel
The Progressive Study Club met at Mrs Lea Ruppels home Thursday afternoon. Plans for the annual picnic at Hurons Riverside Park May 9 were discussed. Mrs Cod dington led the lesson and Mrs Stoffel spoke on differences between the United States and Germany. Mrs Bentsen reported on the iron lung. Hostess served refreshments during the social hour.
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Ruppel Alpena
Lea Ruppel
Huron
Riverside Park
Ebc. Coddington
AL Cy Stoffe
United States
Germany
John Bentsen
Martis Bastian Returns Home to Frankfort Amid Pending Prisons
Special bulletin notes Mr. Martis Bastian has returned to her home in Frankfort after pending periods in Wisconsin, Illinois, and other states. No further details were released.
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Hospital
Alpena
Hugh Evans
M. Mitchell Hospital
J.D. Evans
Paul Evans
Mitchell
T. A. Hayes
Frankfort
Martis Bastian
Wisconsin
Olinoia
Sta
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