Rate and tribute policies in Hempstead Nevada and beyond
The notice outlines subscription rates by city carrier and mail, with prices listed as 650 dollars yearly by mail and 2.50 to 6.50 per year elsewhere. It notes tracing to Nihm Peetht ice and credits The Associated Press and local tributes policies, warning that charges apply for memorials and cards.
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Nail
Hempstead
Nevada
Miller
LaFayette
Nihm Peetht Ice
Associated Press
Spat Te Pomoc
Iit
Star
Siah
League of Nations still needed to curb European chaos
A column argues that Spain’s revolt shows the danger when great powers allow the League to decay. It contends a strengthened international body backed by major powers could have isolated trouble, preventing a broader war and preserving Europe’s security.
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Europe
League of Nations
Spain
League
Tysferd
Central America
England
Fance
Japan
Italy
Germany
Summer Safety: Know Your Limits in Water
A summer note on drownings at beaches and swimming holes urges readers to prevent tragedies by recognizing personal limits. Do not enter water tired or overheated or after a meal. avoid feats that may overtax strength or skill. adopt safety first as a guiding principle in or on the water.
The Blood Pressure Craze Explored by Health Column
The article warns of traveling blood pressure “mechanics” charging a dime for readings, noting many become anxious about aging related pressure. It explains two measurement methods, cuff technique, and the systolic diastolic readings obtained with a stethoscope as the heart contracts and relaxes.
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California
Florida
Man survives train wheel disaster on bridge in Pennsylvania
In Johnstown Pennsylvania George Paessler was run over by a locomotive and four cars after being caught on a railroad bridge with no time to escape. He survived with only an arm injury, the incident leaving him wedged between the rails as the train passed.
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Johnstown
George Peessler
Paessler
For the Present the Nazi Government Is Satisfied
A reflection on risk in daily life and the need for hopeful guidance to children. The author argues fear can be counterproductive and urges constructive, positive messages to shape child behavior rather than dwelling on constant danger.
Cautious Warnings Shape Youth Confidence and Study Habits
The piece contrasts constant warnings with the need to teach caution. It argues daily admonitions of failure and danger create imitation and restriction, eroding resilience. Authors suggest warnings are useful but should balance with letting children learn consequences through experience.
Positive ideas versus overcautious child training
The piece argues that warning children too much breeds paralysis and fear of risk. It contrasts prohibitive guidance with uplifting, constructive encouragement urging active learning and shared history to foster wholesome growth.
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Johnny
Elton College revelation of sea water gold process
Coral Crandall watches David Armstong and colleagues unveil a sea water gold extraction breakthrough by Maxwell Bendorff and Armstrong at Elton. She clings to pride yet questions his silence after their quarrel as Donna presses for details and Coral hides the process.
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Voras
David
Professor Bendorff
Professor Maxwell
Coral
Norton
Elton
Sanderson
Elion
Arthur Maxwell
Andre Bendorff
David Armstrong
Maxwell
Bendorff
Stroner
A Book a Day! Bruce Catton on a Mind Restored
Bruce Catton reviews Alan Krauch's A Mind Restored, recounting Jim Curran's descent into psychopathic depression and his surprising recovery in a state hospital. The piece describes the slow waves of improvement, the struggle after discharge, and finds the account intelligent though dated.
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Alan Krauch
Cuer
Miss Krauch Bog
Jim Curran
Tommy
Curran
Life Appointed Roman Senators Failing to Repeal Records
Germany promotes paper shirts with demonstrations by paper hanger crews. A New York railroading club formed with no lobbying ties. A four year old Indiana man preached his own funeral then toured Chicago sights. The new glass necktie raises concerns it may be another crash risk.
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Germany
New York
Indiana
Chicago
Hollywood party games and showbiz irony on screen
A collage of Hollywood anecdotes covers party games using oversized celebrity portraits, celebrity wage shifts, Broadway plans, and temperamental directors. It notes Marlene Dietrich at night classes, Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor fashion statements, and Lubitsch’s interruption with Dietrich, plus Jolson quitting Warner Brothers and the AFL’s 1881 origins.
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Mariene Dietrich
Hollywood High School
Andread Leecs
Barbara Stanwyck
Robert Taylor
Porter Hall
Will Hays
Hays
Walter Brennan
Melvyn Edouard Hesselberg
Melvyn Douglas
Jeanette MacDonald
MacDonnald
Studdin
Goldwyn
Toscsaini
Ernst Lubitsch
Angel
Marlene Dietrich
al Jolson
Warner Brothers
Ruby Keeler
Feancher Tone
Joan Crawford
Pattern dress 8001 offers versatile trim ideas
Today's Pattern presents dress 8001 a simple flattering style with a low V neckline and snugged waist. It can be made in pongee satin or summer fabric with varied trims and a jeweled clip or pearls. Sizes 14 to 42 require specific yardage and ribbons, pattern includes sewing chart, price 15 cents, add 10 cents for pattern book.
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Sterling Place
Brooklyn
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No Poors
Hope
Arkansas
Siue Nee
Dewnpaper
Civilien
Col. Bick
Lent and Publisher
Reg
Pat of
Nein
Eaditor, Journal
Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Association
Hygela
the Health Magazine
Eugenia Mackiernan
Nea Sarvice
Foc
Coral Crandall
Eilon Colles
David Ammn Tong
Corals Buntund
Allen
Sanauis
Coralm
Maye
Biron
Donna
Corol
Vaca‘tion
Passie
Bruce Catton
Fanny
Sylva Ant
ST AeVer
Hollywood
Martha Raye
Lee Tracy
Jed Harris
Harris
Tracy
American Federation of Labor
Federation of Organized Trades and Labor Unions of the
United States
Canidae
Chic Twins
Star Publishing Company
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