A European tariff shift and Ameruican remarks
The piece surveys Europe moving toward lower tariffs as Belgium, Holland, and other nations hint at freer trade, with Germany and France eyeing reduced duties and Danubian states seeking broader export markets. It notes Lausanne optimism, urges cautious concessions, and cites General Pershing criticizing politicians as too cheap.
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Europe
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Great Britain
France
Lausanne
Berlin
Ottawa
Danubian
Learning to Play Cheaply in Hard Times
Across the nation youths and adults turn to low cost amusements as the jazz era pace fades. Roller skating and parks draw crowds while trolley ridership rises and walking and hiking clubs grow. Baseball and fishing offer inexpensive recreation. the public mood shifts toward simple pleasures and fewer luxuries as law and order themes gain reformist emphasis.
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Joneses
National Sales Tax League condemned in tax debate
A rimed editorial attacks a proposed national sales tax league and calls for reducing government waste and tax cuts. It urges repealing old forms of taxation and scaling expenditures while criticizing politicians and bureaucrats. The piece cites unrelated quips and sports line humor for contrast.
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Congress
Hear the Pennies Drop Taxes Rise for Motorists and More
The piece laments rising taxes as federal war taxes linger in peacetime. It details price hikes at filling stations for five gallons of gas and lists taxed items including candy tires radio supplies and bank checks. The author urges taxpayers to pressure Congress to cut government spending to ease the burden.
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Congress
Forthright Borah Says It Will Not Support Hoover in 1932
The Washington Daily News editorial lauds William Borah as forthright for announcing he will not back Hoover and his 1932 platform. It argues party loyalty should not override personal conviction and calls for decisive leadership amid a weary nation facing economic strain and political vacillation. It praises Alaska self government and Indian property protections while criticizing Democratic divisions.
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Mr. Borah
Tdwne
Mr. Hoover
T Tan
Federal Farm Board
Alaska
Democratic House of Representatives
United States
Borah
Bolonga
Rexpanse
Sentence Sermons By Roy L Smith D D
The best friend is the one who makes a person see their faults. The average boy dislikes himself due to a critic. The capitalist should recognize social responsibility. The silly girl sees folly in herself then. The crook faces the crooked path as consequence. The progress seeker is open minded. The church should point out un Christ likeness.
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Church
The Slavery and Prohibition Parallel in American Politics
The Haskin Letter argues that both slavery and prohibition exposed persistent political evasions. It traces slavery’s long political drama from Georgia 1773 to the Civil War era, noting compromises and party shifts, and compares it to modern prohibition debates, suggesting leaders delay settlement while underlying issues remain.
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Washington, N.C
Mays
America
Georgia
Richard Henry Lee
Virginia House of Burgesses
Virginia
Ariirin TV
Parkon
Tasne
Maine
Missouri
Mirvauli
Texas
Mexico
Democratic Party
Higheen
Widow of Governor Johnson Becomes Capitol Clerk
In St Paul Mrs Lenora Johnson Smith, widow of Minnesota Governor John A Johnson, returns to the Capitol as a warrant clerk in State Treasurer Julia Sehmacht’s office. She remarried after Johnson’s death and pursued a political path, while Sehmacht notes Johnson’s ties to the newspaper scene during a newspaper outing.
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St. Paul
Lenora
Johnson-Smith
Minnendta
John A. Johnson
Big Amelan
Julia A. Sehmacht
Jonngenh
Sehmact
Jetn
Johnson
St. Meter
Sehmahl
Answers to Questions From The Information Bureau
A fragmented Q and A from The Helens Independent prints a loosely formed information column. It covers topics from public information requests to general knowledge questions about history, banking, postage taxes, and various trivia. The garbled OCR preserves names and some facts but lacks coherence and clarity.
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Information Bureau
Wallington
D.C
The
Inquirer
Helens Independent Information Tireau
Prederic J. Haskin
Washington, D
Vitamin retention in canned foods under heat process
A study reviews how canning affects vitamins in foods. It notes vitamins ADD and B largely survive, while Vitamin G degrades with oxidation. Vitamin C varies by fruit, with tomatoes and certain fruits retaining more. Heat, oxygen absence, and copper presence influence preservation, and storage duration also affects vitamin levels.
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Fonda
Alan Neem
Rome
Porais yeaHon
Rnelian
Vithinia
ISDORTC REREAD HORN SOUGHT IN MINNESOTA
The fragment discusses a horn sought for a ceremonial toast by the Diamond corps in Minnesota. It mentions Bart Chanvagkn fort location and infantry, with unclear references to a buyer or collector and a citizen witness.
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Isdortc
Minnesota
Alent
Stina
Din Palrmont
Marth
Bf Company 1
Weahingtoy Corr Confirmation by Spvatar Henry Ningham
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ATR Corps
Weahingtoy
Spvatar
Henry Ningham
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Washington Daily News
Hey
Roy L. Smith
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