Labor intrigue and code talk shadow 1933 union scene
The article surveys currents in the 1933 labor movement including possible shifts in leadership at the AFL and United Mine Workers, with mentions of John L. Lewis, Green, and new membership drives. It cites proposed codes touching dyes and poi industries, and notes a looming presidential conflict over removal powers illustrated by the Shurtleff precedent.
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Zam Gompert
Raibthand
A. F
Gampers
Green
Lewis
Executive Council
Wolt
Hawaiian Islands
Lee Duck
Lee Wo
Kwang Sung Lee
William E. Humphrey
Roosevelt
Shurtleff
Origon
Coolidge
Customs Appraisal Board
Customs Act
Federal Trade Commission
McKinley
Congress
Supreme Court
NEA Service, Inc
Glorifying Poursele Posture Observations
A fragment discusses posture ideals focusing on a straight spine line from base to crown. It notes two faults, including a woman who throws back shoulders and chest creating a sway back and a hollow in the lower back. The text references Nervous system concerns and proportions.
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Somone
Dressing for Winter Straight from Common Sense Not Fashion
A writer condemns the idea of hardening children to cold, urging sensible layering. She warns against overanxious mothers who push bare or chilly conditions, advocates warm, comfortable dress for kids, and stresses good posture and proper winter wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Stratford visitors record diverse signatures at birthplace
Last year a visitors' register at Shakespeare's birthplace in Stratford upon Avon collected 7.54 cents per signature representing 70 nationalities. The number of entries tied to a past event highlights the site’s international appeal and ongoing cultural interest.
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Shakespeare
Stratford-in-Avon
Cancer Inheritance Examined By Medical Expert Panel
Dr Morris Fishbein notes heredity in cancer is increasingly supported by research. He explains inherited risk appears across sexes and may influence cancer development in families. The discussion emphasizes that heredity is complex and not fully controllable by observation or lifestyle alone.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygela
Inheritance of Cancer in Family Lines
The article discusses two research paths for cancer heredity: compiling records of cancer deaths in family trees and experiments with mice. It cites Maud Slye and Paris Radium Institute findings suggesting cancer has a hereditary element, possibly dominant or recessive, with about 14 percent of patients having a family history and cultural factors complicating conclusions.
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Maud Slye
Slye
Radium Insitute
Paris
England
Credit Man Urges Pay Up Campaign Across Merchants
David J. Woodlock of the National Retail Credit Association calls for paying old bills to restore consumer buying power. He argues that saving credit frees capital for new merchandise, supports thousands of workers, and could trigger a renewed wave of purchasing.
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Billy
David J. Woodlock
National Retail Credit Association
Get Rid of Malaria With Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
Malaria treatment urged with twofold approach to destroy blood infection and fortify against future attacks. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic touted as the medicine that both clears the malaria parasite and boosts blood, with claims of widespread success. Ends with assurances of safety and pleasant taste, urging readers to purchase.
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Grove
Groves
Gauve
Hope and Hempstead county personal property values in 1908
Twenty five years ago the assessed value of personal property in Hope for 1908 stood at 608672 dollars and in Hempstead county at 1908945 dollars. Watson Gray, the Oran merchant, spent yesterday in Hope.
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Hope
Hempstead
Watson Gray
Summers End Returns and Family Motor Trip Report
Ten years ago Mrs. Frank Miles spent the summer at Siloam Springs and returned home that night. Grandl Doane and daughters Elizabeth and Emma Doane with Miss Mary Billingsley drove from Arkadelphia to one yesterday.
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Frank Miles
Siloam Springs
Downe
Elizabeth
Emma Doane
Mary Billingsley
Arkadelphia
Hubbell Named National League Most Valuable Player
The Sporting News chose Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants as the National League MVP for the second time, with Babe Ruth also receiving a unanimous vote in 1923. Philadephia’s Jimmy Foxx won the American League award, marking his second consecutive honor. The Sporting News awards have followed the old league method of writer selections and consensus points.
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St, Louis
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Theporting News
National Baseball Weekly
St. Louis
Babe Ruth
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Sporting News
Hubbell
Yitecher
Walter Johnson
Washington
Daxzy Vance
Brooklyn
Foxx
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Rogers Hornsby
Lou Guluig
Doctors Recommend Creosote Cough Remedy
For years doctors have prescribed creosote in various forms for coughs colds and bronchitis. Creomulsion with creosure and six other medicinal elements quickly stops coughs and colds that could lead to serious trouble and is powerful in treating all colds and coughs.
Creomulsion Ad Claim For Safe Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as harmless, pleasant to take, and guaranteed by the druggist with a full refund if relief is not felt when used as directed. The copy urges keeping Creomulsion on hand for instant life with a warning about lingering coughs.
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Fribers
Tring
Theo
Allenda
Jonn
bin Anth
Marhaita Cour
Hob
Beerch
Joan Warren
Barbara Courtney
Rob
Barbara
Bob
Maine
New York
Bud
Man's Heart Stop After Eating Gas Trap
An account says a man named Gib pany or similar felt his heart stop after eating gas from a product called Adlerika. After using the remedy his condition improved and he now feels fine. Further details unclear.
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W. L. Adams
Adlerika
John
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