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Political and Farm Policy Shifts Under Roosevelt Era
Reports from Washington indicate renewed farm relief talks as farmer holiday plans arise amid NRA tensions and price concerns. Roosevelt weighs Russia recognition talks with Litvinoff while a state highway committee probes past contract practices, hinting at reforms away from payoffs and toward lower costs under a new administration.
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NRA
Washington
Alcatraz Publicity Reframes Island Prison Image
Government publicity describes Alcatraz as the American Devil's Island amid harsh isolation in San Francisco Bay, aiming to shape public perception of the infamous prison.
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Alcatraz
Devil’s Island
San Francisco Bay
Island swims spark debate on Alcatraz isolation
Reports mention girls aged 18 to 20 swimming from an island to the mainland, questioning Alcatraz isolation claims. The piece notes few escapes from the prison, cites government warnings to workers about dam sites at Fort Peck, Montana, and discusses stalled Pacific coast projects and winter hardship in Montana. It also covers Austria's policy to “shoot to kill” to quell Nazi demonstrations as authorities face a new crisis.
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Alcatraz
Missouri
Fort Peck
Montana
Pacific Coast
Austria
Old Home Town Battles to a Scoreless Tie in Lincoln
Sixteen thousand fans filled Memorial Stadium as Kansas and Nebraska played to a scoreless tie in Lincoln. The crowd observed a tense first half while both teams relied on passes and strong defense, with the game decided by disciplined play and a held line stance. Attendance included three hundred fifteen students on the special train and one remaining sleeper.
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G. W. Stratton
L. N. Lewis
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Raymond Rice
Board of Governors
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Women's Relief Corps
Mary Keeney
Banks, Brown
George Hackman
Mary Nadelhoffer
A. E. Dunn
E. N. Kuhn
H. S. Foster
Wallace Kuhn
W. D. Lyons
D. Denman
A. G. Siler
Frank Leecher
W. J. Francisco
G. F. Derby
Lawrence
Olive Weatherby
Arlene Chruch
Lawrence High School
Miss Friend
Leavenworth
Miss. Friend
Two More Get Government Farms in Dallas drawing
Twenty five years ago on Saturday October 21 Mrs W P Cobb of Colorado Springs guest of Mrs W H Sears remembered as Miss Sophia Gleason. Carl Graeber returned from San Antonio Texas. Two more Douglas County people drew farms from the government in the big land drawing at Dallas S C yesterday.
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W. P. Cobb
Colorado
W. H. Sears
Cobb
Sophia Gleason
Carl Graeber
San Antonio
Exas
Douglas County
Dallas
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Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A fragmentary line from Claude Callan describes a scene where a son introduces his partner to his mother and the mother reacts with seeming coolness, implying tension with another woman. The text is an OCR fragment with unclear context and attribution.
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Kansas History and Oddities From 1858 to 1950s
A Kansas history note recalls F H Snow of the University of Kansas seeking $20,000 to fund destruction of the old Free State hotel by U S marshal order on May 21, 1858. The column jumbles with AP items about a California train delay, a cooking remark leading to theft, clothespin humor, and a Spanish sword inscription in the Kansas State Historical Society.
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Kansas
Congress
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Old Free State
United States
The
Kansas State Historical Society
Areas de Gallego
Coronado
Plains
Pike
City Officials Attend League Meeting in Chanute
George T. Wetzel and city clerk A. E. Woestemeper will travel to Chanute on Monday and Tuesday for the League of Kansas Municipalities convention. The Chanute city commission plans its regular meeting Monday with Mayor Beekien and Commissioner Constant present.
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George T. Wetzel
A. E. Woestemeper
League of Kansas Municipalities
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L. Constant Pene
Outrageous Fortune Innards of a Mystery Tale
Nesta Riddell tends to a nameless man found adrift after a wreck. He awakes with no memory of his name or past, while Nesta insists his name is Jim Riddell. As foggy recollections fade, a confrontation with Nesta and Min reveals tense family ties and shifting loyalties.
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Alies Arden
Nesadel
Jimmy Riddell
Caroline Leigh
Jim
Randal
Nesta
Caroline
Pettan
Jim Riddell
Wnesta
London
Plenty of News From Bonner Readers
Mary Graham reports on a village scene near Bonner where Top Notch and Willy Nilly discuss a painted house with Grandpa Galump and Grandma. Rip asks for a Puddle Muddle football team, and the group plans practice and helmet making for a first game.
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Mary Graham
Bonner
Top Notch
Boone Wook
Lage
Abe
Galmp
Ian
Willy tNilly
Rip
Ewe
Willy Nilly
Grandpe
Galump
Food Fallacies and Facts in Dietetics Debunked
A New York Academy of Medicine piece by Dr Jago Goldston argues against popular diet myths. It notes fermentation cannot occur in the gut, soup is soup regardless of preparation, and most foods combine carbohydrates proteins and fats. It warns against overemphasizing acid or alkaline foods and cautions against abusing condiments as a cause of disease.
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New York Academy of Medicine
Jago Galdston
Life
Monday Care of a Cold Anger Sermon Topic
A Trinity church morning sermon led by Rev. C. A. Puls addresses questions of anger and morality with practical guidance. Musical selections include Grieve Not the Holy Spirit, Love Never Failed, and other numbers. attendance will be recorded for all members and visitors.
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C. A. Puls
John Si Solo
Ward-Stephens
Helen Beard
A Century of Progress and the Call to Earnest Work
A biographer of Gordon Selfridge argues that true progress comes from sane self-critique and duty to future generations. He warns against resting on past triumphs and urges society to divide gains, curb excess, and embody the Golden Rule as a measure for the century ahead.
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