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Quiet goodness in ordinary lives from Ohio town
A Cleveland letter honors Will Bruce, a Clarion Center country storekeeper who kept a 50 year trust in his small town. Generations grew up under his eye, he saw two wars and changes, and his neighborly charity stands as a rare but constant beacon in a land of ordinary decency.
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What Is Left to Celebrate Goettingen Centenary
Nazi Germany fumes as British and American universities refuse to celebrate Goettingen University bicentenary this June. The protests condemn the regime’s perversion of scholarship and the persecution of scholars by race or religion. Free international fellowship appears eroded by Nazi control.
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Diplomacy's Paper Profits at King George Court
American diplomacy wins a concession in London allowing 10 American women to appear and curtsey before King George and Queen Elizabeth at the spring courts after lengthy negotiations. The report notes the change from the customary eight.
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Debate Over American Embassy Social Climbers Spurs Gatekeeping
A historic quarrel over how many Americans should present themselves at foreign courts surfaces in the press. The piece questions whether ambassadors should chase social climbers or focus on substantial diplomacy, joking that perhaps no American women should bow to a foreign monarch.
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New Milwaukee caboose design ends old red relic
The Milwaukee Road unveils modern aluminum cabooses with bay windows built-in refrigerators leather seats and beds replacing the traditional red brick caboose with cupola. Critics say the old red caboose is a cherished American symbol that will look strange without it.
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Plumber Seeks Sanitary Engineer Title
Samuel Faslec, Manhattan buildings commissioner, urged master plumbers to adopt the new name sanitary engineers to improve public impression. The piece mocks trend of fancier job titles from press agents to beauticians and artists.
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Interesting Editorials from Other Newspapers notes
A terse note from the editor describes daily selections from the fores Bled collection of Asmecianapayers in South Dakota. Open during hours to 6 readers of the Evening Huronite for reverence, study, or review in the News Room on the building’s second door.
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Wake Up and Live Editorial Warns South to Embrace Growth
The Memphis Commercial Appeal editorialized a warning about tariff-induced cotton hardships and potential southward competition with the east and midwest in meats and dairy. It urged the southern region to wake up, exploit favorable climate, expand poultry and other production, and pursue broader markets for diverse goods while resisting protectionist traps.
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Airport facilities stressed in South Dakota press
Watertown gains new municipal airport hangar and administration buildings but runways must meet federal standards before landings are sanctioned. Aberdeen and other cities face calls to upgrade facilities as aviation and airmail expansion pressure grows across the state.
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Rumor and politics swirl as Congress eyes budget fate
Local dispatch from Washington notes a rumor of a legislative adjournment during Roosevelt's fishing trip. It highlights Rep Sam McReynolds capturing a large item, mentions TVA disputes, court packing chatter, and Senator Guffey missing the Derby party, signaling a tense Washington scene.
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Diary of a Farm Woman on Two Runaway Boys
A Central South Dakota diary entry recalls an almost overheated day when two seven and eight year old boys escaped a four hour school confinement. The narrator shelters them, shares milk and cookies, and reflects on their innocence and future consequences, hoping they escape harsh punishment.
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Twenty Years Are Today In Huron
Twenty years are celebrated in Huron with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hager hosting and attending events from a state Woodmen meeting in Lead where Hager was elected state venerable counsel. Priscilla Club gatherings featured needlework and crafts, while social visits and a formal dinner marked the week with local families and out of town guests.
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Weather Folklore and a Skeptical Memoir in Missouri Dialect
A memoir style piece recounts early exposure to prophecy at a county fair and later skepticism toward weather omens and fortune telling. The narrator, using a marked Missouri accent, describes failed bets on foreseen futures, personal doubts, and recent weather shifts that undermine superstitions while noting a prophesy oriented atmosphere around a local basketball wheel and a weather man.
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Birthday Surprise At Half Past Two From IRS Charles Issenburth
In a Ken sington hour honoring Mrs. J. B. Geddis, twenty longstanding friends gathered Friday afternoon after two. Charles C Issenburth presented the birthday tribute with reminiscences and games. Pink carnations and delicate ferns adorned parlors and tables, blending with bouquets to convey warm compliments to the guest of honor.
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Help Yourself And Send A Bland to Win Cash Prizes
Readers are invited to submit contest recipes to the Evening Hironite Siods editor by the stated deadline for a chance at weekly cash prizes. First place earns a larger prize, second place receives fifty cents.
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Nutritive Value of Cabbage Varieties Highlighted
The article notes cauliflower like broccoli and Brussels sprout as vitamin sources while praising cabbage as a year round, versatile vegetable. It compares white winter cabbage Greek leaf varieties and red Denmark cabbages, calling cabbage among the most nutritious in the family when properly cooked.
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Cabbage Cooking Tips From Brassica Family Members
Practical guidance on cooking cabbage to preserve vitamin C, noting that overcooking causes loss and odors. Describes coloring changes, ideal brief boiling, and preferred methods for raw and cooked forms. Recommends using young heads, buttered crumbs, and savory dressings while outlining budget considerations and variety among cabbage varieties.
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Willis Clarke Sells Busy Store to The Lumber Company Leader
Willis Clarke, longtime proprietor of a local grocery and general store, has sold his business after 15 years to Themes Sweeney Jr, manager of the nearby Lumber Company. Details indicate Sweeney now operates the store under new ownership, with Clarke stepping aside after a lengthy tenure.
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