Is Machado to Go and Cuba’s Political Change
The piece notes a brighter outlook in Cuba as President Machado eyes constitutional reforms and a liberal electoral code, with hints he may resign before May 20, 1935. It highlights a planned vice presidency, U S diplomacy, and Washington’s cautious stance amid turmoil, plus a brief aside on language barriers in Paris.
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Machado
Havana
United
Cuba
Washington
Sumner Wells
United States
Heat and Health Tips From Dr Morris Fishbein Column
June heat wave prompts health guidelines advising diet light meals with fruits and vegetables, daily showers, regular exercise, and ample sleep. Readers urged to avoid heavy foods, stay hydrated, tan gradually, and limit sun exposure. The piece ends with a garbled line about a Kansas baby and a banker not fully clear in its context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Morris Fishbein
The
Independent
Russia and U S: parallels in economic policy and labor aims
The piece compares United States and Russian reforms, noting both seek to curb labor exploitation by capital and limit profits. It argues Russia favors collective ownership for social benefit, while the U S favors social control without overturning private ownership, indicating both pursue similar ends with differing methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
U. S
United States
Comparing Russian social control with American policy
The Helena Daily Independent debates whether Russia’s ruthless discipline and state planning, built on mass social services, contrast with the United States reliance on private enterprise and legal control. It questions if limited profits under social control will halt or spur labor, citing Mendys and the era’s New Deal rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Daily Independent
Russia
United States
New Forests for Old Across the Nation
The article notes expanding forests beyond the West with 13 million acres in Pennsylvania and government lands growing annually in parks like Shenandoah and Great Smoky Mountains. It says eastern and southern stands are substantial, while Westward forests remain scarce due to fires or logging.
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East
Middle West
Pennsylvania
New York State
Shenandoah and
Great Smoky Mountains
Mason-Dixon Line
West
Best Editorial on Roosevelt Powers and Trust in Crisis
The piece argues Congress granted Roosevelt broad emergency powers, contingent on ongoing emergencies, and praises his caution and reliance on best possible advice. It contends he will abandon experiments if they fail and credits him with courage, judgment, and concern for the public good, while noting uncertainties about the economy and plans. It highlights support from some industrialists and a hope for skilled management to restore confidence.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Thn
24A Wertes
Congresa
Roonevall Han J
Ita
Roncevelt
Roesenaie
Tlon
Rapiblican Party
Otao
Jamen
Grate Cleveland
United
Fret
Klin Watrehouse
United States
Senate
Cain
Pecora Fe
Olin
Anie of
Ohio
Charles
Austria
Stoke Seven Lane
Repair bill rises as new building lags in wartime era
A Washington survey shows last year’s repair spending on residential buildings nearly matched the entire value of new home construction, signaling a widening deficit in construction. The piece notes repair costs reached 107 million while new residential spending fell sharply from 1.56 billion in 1925 to 103 million last year, with the broader economy urged to fund a restoration of activity through repairs and renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States
Chambers vi Commerce
Boards of Trade
Neema
West
Gomt
Strest
Information Bureau Answers and Trivia Roundup
A Helena Independent Information Bureau advisory features a Q and A section with questions on Grantland Rice birthplace and education, Roosevelt’s big stick history, Delhi’s famed Chandni Chowk street, tallest film stars, dental gold teeth, Chicago World’s Fair pricing, grains per pound of wheat, early printing, and Arlington Cemetery internment totals, plus notes on Mugwumps and U.S. electricity production by water power.
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Grantland Rice
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Nashvilin Military Academy
Wallace Universal School
Nashville
Vanderbilt University
Theodore Roonevelt
Tiree Association
Roorevelt
Chicago
Roosevelt
Delhi
Botpira
India
RE. C. AL Litton Harvey
Marian Nixon
Janet Garner
Che Raziph Haron al- Rasrhid
Wol
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Riehtr
Ice cream safety and history summarized
The article traces ice cream from early contamination risks to modern pasteurization and homogenization, noting germ outbreaks in 1697 to 1905 and 35 incidents by 1926. It cites Baltimore as origin of wholesale ice cream, mentions the 1904 St Louis World’s Fair where the red cream cone appeared, and stresses regulated production, proper handling, and sanitation to ensure a safe product for consumers.
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United States
David W. Torn
Baltimore
Tas
St. Laws
It Is Up To Youth Averting Disintegration
An unclear masterwork cites Yale and a call for youth to avert decay. It discusses new civic roles, a need for remaking society, and dire stakes if younger generations fail. The article frames youth as pivotal to saving humanity from catastrophe.
Vanishing Waterfall Explained at Last in Movingaton
Report from Movingaton on June 9 details the discovery of a large fissure 200 feet behind the former crest at Boulder Falls. The stream pours into the fissure and travels underground along a passage, creating a natural bridge as water resurfaces elsewhere. Local observers noted unusual rock and woodland changes and a cautious tone about broader implications.
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Coninet
Seorox
Motorista
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