Youth reform and repeal age takeaways in perspective
A critical look at claims of youth wildness links behavior to parental guidance and home training. The piece notes rules at a Midwest high school dance reflect parental duties, and argues many so called youth problems originate with older generation neglect. It also reports on liquor smuggling declining post repeal and RFC loan repayments signaling revived business, plus a divorce judge linking many marriages to trivial quarrels.
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Attos
Stabilization of gold and dollar values under new policy
The piece argues Roosevelt’s stroke removes the old gold law, devalues the dollar, and opens a gold market to stabilize currency and prices. It contends the move narrows monetary uncertainty, supports international stability, and may reshape business with a steadier dollar and higher commodity prices.
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Roosevelt
United States
One Lesson Doesn’t Seem to Take About Hitler
Frederick L. Schuman argues Hitler mirrors the Kaiser using subterfuge to prepare for another European war. The excerpt notes Secret bargaining and neighbor negotiations to build armaments and a strong General Staff facing overwhelming odds.
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Current History
Adolf Hitler
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Schuman
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Wisdom in Practical Bar Examinations
Fifty five percent failed the first examination for admission to practice law under the newly incorporated state bar. Only 29 of 64 aspirants passed, with secretary Henry London blaming spare time study. The piece argues for practical, not purely theoretical, testing of lawyers.
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Henry London
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Isaac Clarkson Blair 85 Former State School for the Blind Teacher
Isaac Clarkson Blair died at 85 after 42 years of service as a teacher and counselor at the State School for the Blind. He cared deeply for students and helped transport blind children to and from home, meeting their families and learning their home lives. A Quaker with a pacifist faith, he witnessed four wars and urged peaceful arbitration while dedicating his life to teaching and aiding others.
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Isaac Clarkson Blair
Randolph
Scram little doggy a tirade against crooners
A playful Texan column condemns radio crooners and drug store cowboys for misprizing phrases as they overuse git along little doggy. The writer urges respect for the little doggy while railing against mispronunciations and calls for a final round up of performers.
Scientist predicts Alaska warming linked to global trends
An expert notes rising temperatures in Alaska align with broader climate patterns. The scientist emphasizes regional warming without casting blame on specific locales. He warns shifting weather could affect ecosystems and daily life across the state.
Joe Believes Inquiries Into The Dart Dollar Debate
A reader shares frustration over the meaning of the devalued dollar amid mixed headlines. He notes varied interpretations about banks, wealth, wages, and prices, and mocks the outcry over the issue while praising Will Rogers and Paul Green's The House of Connelly.
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High Point
Will Rogers
Paul Green
House of Connelly
C. C. N. Y. Alumni Face Benny Friedman Coaching Bid
New York February 1 Benny Friedman the former Michigan and pro star may coach the College of the City of New York team this year if alumni raise his salary. Maurice Deitches a board member urged a Saturday meeting to seek underwriting for at least one year, hoping later football receipts repay the sum.
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New York
College of the City of
Benny Friedman
Michigan
Maurice Deitches
Friedman
Kruschen Salts Ad Targets Fat Women Worldwide
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a daily fat burning aid for women. It claims a half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast yields an attractive figure and energetic health, with a money back guarantee from Mann Drug Co. or any drug store.
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Mann Drug Co
Hem Roid Promises Internal Cure for Piles
An advertisement promotes Dr. Leonhardt's Hemroid as a safe internal remedy for internal piles caused by venous congestion. It claims the cure removes the cause, improves circulation and heals affected parts. Stores Manns Economy Drug Stores Eckerd invite sufferers to try Hemroid with a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Leonhardt
Unusual Sleep Cure: Black Bedding in Dark Room
A recent experiments report an unconventional insomnia cure using black bedclothes and pillows in a black bed within a dark room. The aim is to reduce light and visual stimulation to help sleepers.
Puzzle Grid Clues Mixed Across Horizontal and Vertical
A large puzzle clue list presents multiple horizontal and vertical entries with definitions such as agitate, sun god, god of love, and various letter counts. Readers seek cross references to fill a themed crossword style grid and solve for all interconnected answers.
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