Pennsylvania's Big test for Little New Deal era
Philadelphia reports Pennsylvania's statewide election tests the continuation of the Franklin social economic program. Voters will decide top state officers, a U.S. senator, 34 congressmen, and the state house. Democrats defend Earle program while Republicans rally behind Davis and James amid accusations of machine politics and court challenges.
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Absylvania
Franklin
Epublicans
U. S
Congress
Pennsyl
Keystone
Pennia
James J. Davis
George H. Ie
Whiladel
Penn
James
Indus
Ames
Davis
Demis
Joh F. Guffey
Guffey
Farbes
Earle
Senate
Kington
En Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Cio
A. F
L. Fedison
Jonal
William Green
Green
Serial Story Murder to Music at Belvedere Hotel
In a tense chapter Bob Tait tails Weeks to Harris Rogers and Myrna Dombey’s perilous circle. Weeks plans a sudden music break while Rogers vows to protect Myrna. Tait hurries to the Belvedere Hotel to confront Weeks and uncover the murder’s web.
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Myrna Domery
Robert Tait
Anne Lester
Myrna
Dannie Feeley
Ludden Dombey
Weeks
Tait
Harris Rogers
Rogers
Bob Tait
Adam
Myrna Dombey
Firelit Hotel Rescue Amid Suspenseful Confrontation
In a smoky Belvedere Hotel room, Bob Tait confronts gang leader Weeks as Myrna lies drugged and weak. A fumbled escape by a robed keeper sets the stage for a tense showdown. The scene ends with Weeks brandishing a gun, promising a continuation.
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Tait
Belvedere Hotel
Myrna
Bob
George Weeks
Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
A compact English lesson warning against common misuses and mispronunciations. It defines words like apathy and explains pronunciation notes, urging readers to grow vocabulary by mastering one word daily. The piece includes examples and contrasts in usage.
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W. L. Gordon
Look and Learn Quiz Answers Stir Interest Across Pages
A quiz by A C Gordon lists five animals as top noise makers, names Alexander Hamilton’s killer as Aaron Burr, notes U S per capita milk and cream consumption, cites 1920 as Prohibition's effective year, and identifies Iowa as having the highest cultivable land percentage.
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Alexander Hamilton
U. S
Aaron Burr
Iowa
How Can I By Anne Ashley
The piece offers practical home tips by Anne Ashley on common questions. It covers preventing mustard stains with an egg white paste or warm camphorated oil, cleaning zinc with kerosene and newspaper polish, and using water to help poppyseed stick to rolls.
Missed Train Etiquette For House Guests
A guest should telegraph the host and hostess at once stating he will arrive on the next train. When walking with a friend and they stop to talk with an acquaintance you do not know, you should walk ahead a few steps and wait. The article notes proper conduct for a waitress in social settings.
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Zoe
Rhineland and Austria Actions Shape Early World War II
Uncle Ray reviews the Versailles era fear of a rising Germany. Hitler breaches the Rhineland promise, forming a stronger Siegfried line and allying with Mussolini. Germany annexes Austria without bloodshed after a failed vote, while Britain and France avoid broader confrontation.
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Germany
Europe
Hitler
Rhineland
France
Great Britain
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Siegfried Line
Italy
Austria
Vienna
Cranium Crackers Memo on True and False Claims
A playful puzzle lists six statements about currency, demographics, and history. It asks which are true or false, noting items include a bakery papaver claim, U.S. Treasury torn bill value, citizen counts in England vs France, New York birth rate ranking, Andrew Johnson’s parentage, and a note that Japan fights profiteers.
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U. S. Treasury
England
France
New York
Andrew Johnson
United States
New Mercury 8: powerful V8 and quiet smooth ride
The Mercury 8 debuts with a 95 horsepower V-type eight engine, offering notable performance at higher price levels. Ford engineers highlight sound-deadening materials and scientific soundproofing, making the car remarkably quiet. All-steel bodies are welded as a single unit and hydraulic brakes meet Ford safety standards.
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Ford Motor Company
Ford
Mercury
Sedan Town Sedan Sedan Coupe Sport Convertible
A compact automotive note lists sedan options including a sedan town and sport convertible with model code S084 PO, indicating a diverse lineup of body styles. The item presents as a catalog teaser without detailing pricing or features.
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