Tariff debate opens at Virginia Institute of Public Affairs
The University of Virginia hosts a two week session August 4 to 17 for the third institute of public affairs. Noted speakers including Alfred P. Dennis and Senator David I Walsh will discuss tariff policy and its impact on trade and agriculture.
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Public Affairs Institute
Alfred P. Dennis
Tariff Commission
Institute
McIntyre Amphitheatre
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Thomas Walker Page
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Maphis
Senator Walsh
Dennis
Washington
South
Finance Committee
The
Senate
Congress
Dean Maphis
America
Cabell Hall
Tourist Camp Planned on Main Highway into Trondhjem
The Norwegian Automobile Association of Steinkjer plans a motorist tourist camp on the main highway into Trondhjem Fjord. Gudrum Carlson, Oslo trade commissioner, reports to the department of commerce. It will be the first in Norway.
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Washington
Norwegian Automobile Association
Steinkjer
Trondhjem Fjord
Trondhjem
Gudrum Carlson
Oslo
Department of Commerce
Norway
Paying It Back Exchange From Hamburg
A short quip from Hamburg features a creditor demanding repayment and a debtor arguing about lending. The exchange highlights a dispute over money and the frustration of repeated requests.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Malaria Poison
The notice promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for malarial poisoning with claims of restored red blood cell count and renewed vitality. It notes pale listless symptoms and asserts improved appetite and energy. A laxative in Grove's Black Root Pills is recommended to aid treatment.
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Packace
Grove
Stowaway brave act sparks debate on fair play
The piece questions the valor of Arthur Schreiber of Portland Maine who hid in the Yellow Bird trans Atlantic plane and reached Spain to public acclaim. It argues that such stowaway acts endanger others and rely on flattery rather than true courage.
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Arthur Schreiber
Portland
Spain
Permanent Wave Age and Struggles of Working Mothers
A column on social pressure during a “permanent wave age” describes women sacrificing basics for style while a worker asks about resilience amidst hardship. A Lake Erie drowning underscores poverty and desperation, with dialogue illustrating generational and gender tensions in a grim era.
Woman Pleads Guilty to Selling Whisky for Children's Education
Mrs Katherine Post, 56 and mother of 16, told a Fort Smith Arkansas judge she sold two quarts of home made whisky to fund her children's education. She pleaded guilty and received a sentence of 18 months. she resides in Altus Arkansas.
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Katherine Post
Fort Smith, Ark
Altus
Ark
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