Toast order by McNutt sparks diplomatic backlash
Dispatch from Manila reports High Commissioner McNutt ordered toasts in public events after the US president and before the Philippine Commonwealth president. Critics doubt the move amid U.S. disengagement and question its diplomatic wisdom, suggesting it harms McNutt's presidential prospects and credibility.
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Philippines
Paul V. McNutt
Manila
McNutt
United States
Philippine
Commissioner McNutt
War Department
War Woodring
Scripp- Howard
Dwight Morrow
Frank Murphy
Washington
Morrow Or & Murphy
Himi
Whipped cream vs beans shocks Michigan readers at kitchen reform
A Michigan newspaper attacks modern dieting trends as it opens a prize contest for housewives to submit old fashioned recipes. It rails at whipped cream and fancy desserts, praising solid, meat and potato meals while condemning airy novelties and vegetable heavy dishes sweeping kitchens.
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Michigan
Old fashioned foods and a nationwide campaign idea
The writer complains about turning traditional eggs into tasteless shapes and urges restoring classic recipes. A Michigan editor favors old fashioned foods and suggests a nationwide campaign. The Helena nightclub is advised to choose official colors, possibly red, blue, and white, with caution.
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Michigan
Helena
It Can Happen Here in the United States
The piece cites the Bill of Rights and warns that arbitrary officials and patriots with limited understanding threaten the nation’s freedoms. It contrasts U S liberties with Nazi and Fascist repression in Germany and Italy, urging vigilance against erosion of speech press and assembly. It also notes impending costs from national debt.
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Europe
Germany
Rome
Mussolini
Italy
United States
Hitler
Sad news from Maryland cooks weigh down labor hopes
In Baltimore the National Re-Employment service admits failure to place two cooks weighing 316 and 328 pounds. It notes modern kitchens cannot accommodate such fat cooks and laments the era of abundant epicurean skill waning. The piece blends satirical asides on traffic and Europe with unrelated aphorisms.
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Maryland
Baltimore
National Re-Employment Service
NRS
Editorial: Dust Bowl Solution Through State Realignment
A Oklahoma City Chamber suggestion proposes detaching six croatian from five states to form a new state and hand it to a reclamation authority to tackle dust and wind erosion. The piece notes the counties’ input, broader plains dust issues, and calls for uniform conservation measures and district-based treatment of regional problems.
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Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Great Plains
Canada
Teas
Nebraska
Courage And Worthiness In Thoughtful Living
A reflective line pairing courage with intelligence, land with landscapes, and wealth with worth. It contrasts inner virtue with external possessions, suggesting true value lies in courageous, thoughtful living beyond material gains.
Flood myth parallels across ancient legends explored
A Detroit News column surveys global flood narratives, tracing echoes from Sumerian legends to Tibetan and Chinese tales. It notes recent pictograph discoveries by Dr Joseph F Rock in Yunnan, comparing motifs such as divine gifts, animal cargoes, seed lore, and Pandora's Box parallels across cultures.
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Washington, D. C
Christendom
Congress
Joseph F. Rock
Uanan
China
Rock
Ona
Asia
Hock
Tibet
Noah
Sian
Alsa
Mt Parhassug
Deucalion
Pyrrha
Zeus
Deurcalion
Deucellon
Atonas
Deucaion
Fragmented Quote on Reading and Modern Youth
Dr Louise Pound of Nebraska University notes a distracting focus on modern girls amid readings of beauty and poverty. The remark contrasts audience emotion with contemporary appearances and poses a cultural commentary from an academic stance.
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Louise Pound
Nebraska University
Toughest person in the world to handle in a woman
A fragment mentions Dr. Iring Straus of New York and notes about a driver blinded by oncoming lights as he attempts to judge a distance. The text references Dobson of Richmond, Virginia and a dance bat bouncer in a vague context.
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C. ¥. Dobson
Richmond, Va
Iring Straus
New York
Optometrist
Answers to Questions From The Helena Independent
Reader supplied questions cover a range of topics from prize offerings for word substitutions to historical facts and scientific inquiries. Entries include ages of notable figures, architectural roads like Bond Street, miles of driveways at national sites, discovery dates of helium, and details on the Hindenburg insurance, with brief factual answers attributed to named respondents.
The Family Doctor on Arthritis Care and Treatment
The article outlines arthritis care focusing on infection resistance through rest, fresh air, diet, hygiene, and physical therapy. It discusses vaccines, protein shock, and non specific therapies, plus heat, special baths, and rest away from home for relief and recovery in rheumatic conditions.
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United States
Lon
Walt Mason Warns Against Road Rage and Speeding
The poem narrative urges readers to respect traffic laws and avoid dangerous driving. It contrasts sensational newspaper depictions of crashes with everyday responsibility, warning against speeding and reckless behavior on the road. The voice critiques careless passengers and drivers who ignore safety in favor of thrill seeking.
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Eafe
Easic
Onty
Horoscope for June 1 1037 highlights weddings luck and dangers
Horoscopes for Tuesday June 1 1037 forecast benevolent aspects favoring women and marriage while warnings of intrigue international strife and fires appear. The day promises beauty for women and confidence for those born today with notable births named including Hugo Munsterberg Brigham Young and Charles Davenport.
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Lusinesa
Irving
Aimmeratock
Ia x Skn
Gemini
Hugo Munsterberg
Othara
Brigham Young
Mormon Church
Charles Davenport
Eben Tourjee
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