Tunney's sharp look at Russia and its religion
Former boxing champion Gene Tunney debuts as a writer in Collier's, recounting a pilgrimage to Soviet Russia. He rebukes American corruption, but finds disillusion in the USSR, especially its destruction of religion. He details a smelter visit where bells and church art were melted for industry and arrows of faith were cast aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Tunney
Morrow
Collier's
Tunney
Russia
Soviet
Red Army
Christ
Workers’ Council
Soviet Republic
Romance by Proxy Moyle and Allen Return From Lost Ocean Voyage
Moyle and Allen, presumed dead after a voyage over the ocean, reappear after a stay on a barren island. The tale reflects on humanity’s craving for adventure and the rescue from daily routine offered by their extraordinary return.
Our Lost Youth and The Ocean Flight Romance
The piece argues that youthfulness is an attitude, not age, and ocean flight stunts offer romance more than practical aviation progress. It notes people crave adventure by proxy, reading about fliers to escape daily monotony, and then feel renewed when they return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyle
Allen
Alaskan
Leadership, citizenship and democracy amid crisis
Governor Wilbur Cross of Connecticut argues in the Yale Review that leadership alone cannot solve a democracy’s troubles. Citizens must reclaim duty and responsibility, as corruption, inefficiency, and unemployment rise when people stop thinking independently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Cross
Connecticut
Yale Review
Governor Cross
Cross
Enduring depressions and the hope for wiser planning
The piece argues that current pessimism over economic downturns mirrors past cycles. It notes earlier slumps measured in years and months, followed by renewed prosperity, and cautions against overreacting with grand schemes. It urges calmer planning to avoid rapid boom astronomy and costly booms.
Footnote on American imperialism in a 1930 United Fruit report
Dr. Evans presents the United Fruit Company annual medical department report for 1830, praising its reach and institutional care. The piece argues the privately run medical work advances civilization and humanitarian aims, framing it as enlightened self-interest within American imperialism and noting its broader implications for anti imperialist critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fruit Company
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Almirante
Quirigua
Guatemala
Tela
Hondura
Puerta Castila
Honduras
Puerta Armuelles
Panama
Banes
Cuba
Preston
Santa Marta
Colombia
Sevilla
Nutter
McDaniel
Macphall
All America
Leaguers Aim to Raise Standards in Youth Group
A newly formed Young Citizens league chapter studies the C. C. L. constitution and by laws. Members pledge daily actions to improve home, school, and community standards and better citizenship. Suggestions include kind behavior, truthfulness, following the Golden Rule, and practical tasks like building a rubber rack and a capboard for hot lunch equipment to raise school standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Citizens League
C. L
iRedeavor
Scout Heads To Have Convention In Buffalo N Y
Three prominent figures at the Seventeenth Girl Scout convention in Buffalo New York October include Frederick Edey national president Nicholas F Brady board chair and Josephine Schain national director Delegates will hear welcome remarks by Mrs Edey on opening morning. Mrs Wettlaufer represents Buffalo and Erie County hosts The convention runs October 15 to 17 with a rally and Golden Fagot award presentation by Mrs Edey following the final session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Ortober Rae
Frederick Edey
Nicholas F. Brady
Misa Josephine Schain
Edey
Conrad E Wettlaufer
Buffalo and Exte County
Girl Scout Coun
Prize winning baby beeves head to Milwaukee dining cars
Diners will serve prize baby beeves purchased at the fifth animal baby beef show and sale in Sioux City. After judging, L. M. Jones of the Milwaukee Road will buy winners to ship to the railroad's commissary in Chicago for special menus prepared by George Rector. Milwaukee Road supports 4-H with cash, prize trips, and about $20,000 devoted to livestock, agriculture, and home economics programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Milwaukee Railroad
L. M. Jones
Milwaukee Road
Chicapo
George Rector
Milwaukee Toad
Agricultural Colleges
Chicago
The
Simix City
T. W. Prostor
W. E B. Dixon
Gale W. Myers
Divison
Freien Woxd Pamenger
Sioux
Girl Scouts to Present 1932 Budget at Buffalo Convention
Mrs Edgar Rickard treasurer will present the 1932 budget at the seventeenth annual Girl Scouts convention in Buffalo New York October 4 to 17. Despite a low mood the organization expects to sustain its development plan begun last year and continue success in 1932. Mrs Rickard joined the board in 1927 and is on the Girl Scout Men's Finance committee led by Julius H Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Rickard
Girl Scouts
Buffalo
N. Y
Rickard
Julius H. Barnes
Spink Y.C.L. Aided School Supplies For Valleyview
Spink YCL aided Valleyview school by funding books and pictures and supporting drought relief. The Young Citizen editor notes the league raised 32 dollars at a dedication program and allocated part to drought sufferers in the south and Puerto Rican children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valleyview School
Spink County
Aleen Erickson
Young Citizen
Flague
Ida Josewski
Valleyview
Banner 4-H Club Closes Good Year
The Banner Sewing club of northern Hyde county reports a successful year in the sewing project led by Mew Porter Hall. Officers included Esther McGough president and Alfa Elifrink vice, with Josephine Ondricek secretary and Ron Thurston reporter. Members attended a county fair, camp, and club events, with high attendance and seasonal activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner Sewing Club
Hyde County
Josephine Ondricek
Thelub
Mew Porter Hall
Elfrink
Henry DeLong
Mre Porter Hall
Esther McGough
Cheyenne Agency
Brousek’s
Auction Held At Wiechenbach Farm In Medicine Valley
An auction sale of farm machinery stock and feed is held today at the Fred Wiechenbach place in Medicine Valley. The Wiechenbach family is moving to Veblen to live near the Silvernail family, who recently left from here. the two women are sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Fred Wiechenbach
Medicine ‘Valley
Wiecenbach
Anow
Veblen
Silvernail
Question on Site Horizontal A Puzzle List in Washington
A chaotic OCR style puzzle list mixes clues for horizontal and vertical entries. It references many numbered hints, with mis-spellings and stray punctuation, indicating a crossword style page from a historical newspaper segment.
Twenty Years Ago Aday Insuran and University Departures
A survey of notices from twenty years ago shows Robert McKay leaving for Madison to enter the University of Wisconsin, Eugenes Taylor also headed to Madison for college, and Blanche Richards and Agnes Morrison traveling to Minneapolis and Pittsburg before visiting Huron. Several locals, including Mrs. A C Utterback for surgery, Mrs. W R Tait returning to Minneapolis, and others like W L Weir, Herbert Castain, and H J Hoskins, depart on weekly trips or business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McKay
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
A. C. Utterback
Eugenes Taylor
Blanche Richards
Minneapolis
Agnes Morrison
Pittsburg
Huron
Ed Dinneen
Dinneen
W. R. Tait
Charles Loveland
W. L. Weir
Points North
Herbert Castain
West
H J Hoskins
Mitchell
Corn Palace
Virginia B.moody
Hitchcock
Ben Darby
Alpena 4-H Sunshine Canning Club Completes Year
The Sunshine Canning club of Alpena completed its 4-H year with a final meeting on September 19 at Pearl Linafelter’s home. Ethel Lead reports all members attended along with three visitors. The group finished record books, held a business meeting, and shared lunch hosted by Linafelter.
South Dakota May Submit 4-H Scholarship Applications
South Dakota plans to apply for international scholarships for art training. Fourteen applicants may receive $500 each, with records to be submitted to the state agricultural college for a fall 1932 start. Champions are chosen November 1, 1832. Local leaders can request an application by writing to the state 4-H club office in Brookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
H. M. Jones
State Agricultural College
Chos
Brookings
Perfect Record Set By Blunt 4-H Club
The Sunshine Workers 4-H club of Blunt completed its third year with a 100 percent record. Nine members, led by Lucille Pool, displayed record books baked goods and recipe books at Blunt since no county fair was held. Members anticipate next year's club work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
Sunshine Workers 4-H Club
Lucille Pool
Notice of Hearing in Probate of John F. Demilo Will
In Bea County Court South Dakota heirs at law are advised that W. W. Howes filed a petition to admit and probate the last will of John F. Demilo deceased. The notice is directed to listed heirs and devisees including Anna Grein Sophia Cwmumins Evangeline Rahn Kereuse William F. Demlo Pearl Rahn Ruth Catherthers Fred Rahn Charles Demlo Ivabell Albers Keigher and Labelle Rahn Platte and all persons to whom these presents may come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Beadie
John F. Demilo
Anna Grein
Sophia Cwmumins
Evangeline Rahn
Kereuse
William F. Demlo
Pearl Rahn Sawyer Carruthers
Fred Rahn
Charles Demlo
Ivabell Albers Keigher
Labelle Rahn Platte
Will Petition Hearing Notice for John F. Demlo
Notice states John F. Demlo deceased and petition for letters testamentary. Hearing set for October 9 1921 at 10 09 am at the County Judge's Office 321 Dakota Avenue South Cliff Huron Beadle County South Dakota. Attest Judge Anna Foley with Leo A Temmey attorney for petitioner in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Demlo
Dalktota Avenue
Huron
Headle
Souti
Dekota
Beadle County
South Dakota
Anna Foley
Clark
Leo A. Temmey
Petitioner
Open Forum on Midnight Shows in Huron Defeated by Council
In Huron the second reading of an ordinance banning midnight theater shows failed as all commissioners attended. The theater lobby, led by McCluskey and backed by Paramount Patents, urged defeat while minister groups and the Parent-Teachers Associations pushed for passage. Only Hannum stood firm for the public interest, criticizing others for favors to theater management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Anderson
Wagner
Hannum
Chamber of Commetree
McCluskey
Paramount-Pubtix Corporation
Hursa
Huron
Ministerist Fellowship
Huron College
P,ta
Rev
A. S. Carlson
Congregational Church
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Faust
Bettie
Luse-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
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Minneapolis Journal
Chicago Tribune
Central
Hazel el Christofersen
Scout
Mra Rdey
Mrs. Brady
Josephine
Spink Y.C.L
Jogton
Oie
Aday Insuran
H. W. Markey
Voltaire
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