Childhood Tuberculosis Fight Aims to Stop Early Dangers
A provincial health drive likens tuberculosis to perilous Niagara waters, urging early diagnosis and prevention. It notes laws, health clinics, nurses, and public warnings to shield children, with April emphasis on identifying and treating “Childhood Tuberculosis” before full disease develops.
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Eountry
Self Talk Among Men Reflects on Pride and Identity
Fragmented lines ponder why men prefer discussing themselves and whether they are honest about their own status and virtues. The piece hints at vanity and social perception without clear conclusions.
Unclear OCR fragment prompts minimal headline
Fragmentary text reads as an unreadable OCR snippet with stray words and names, providing no coherent event or identifiable figures to summarize into a valid news item. Unable to determine credible entities or actions from the provided material.
Gears Clash As organized life shifts to car ownership
A fragment from a period page describes the growing role of motor cars in daily life and society with a remark on women and modern conveniences, reflecting changing domestic themes and mobility.
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Essex
Qwoman
Winnin
Conundrum Wha veces of Furniture Thinks on Tolks
A fragmented note lingers on language mix and aging minds, referencing furniture, speech, and social talk in a hazy, surreal style. The piece hints at cultural identity, memory, and generational gaps without a clear narrative.
Roadside Beauty Efforts Highlight State Programs
Massachusetts and other states show how roadside beauty costs are low through native tree shrub and perennial plantings. State agencies manage maintenance, plant care, and a Palmer nursery supports propagation while parks and scenic strips expand along highways for recreation and conservation.
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Publc Works
Highway and Forestry Departments
Massachusetts
Fin
Highway Department
Palmer
Bureau
Villages Move to Rule Out Uglies Displays
Nassau Daily Review of Rockville Centre notes an active six month campaign against billboards. Seven villages Valley Stream Lynbrook Malverne Roslville Centre East Rockaway Hempstead Freeport adopted ordinances restricting billboards.
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Nassau Daily Review
Rockville Centre
South Shore
Wade
Valley Stream
Lytinok
Malverne
Rovsville Centre
East Rockaway
Hempstead
Freeport
Kansas City
Painted upkeep for Philadelphia homes emphasizes brick exteriors
The Philadelphia Record notes most area houses are brick and paint is scarce. It warns that peeling porches and window frames harm curb appeal and neighboring homes, but the wide surfaces allow owners to paint themselves. Regular maintenance, including stair repairs, keeps houses neat.
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Philadelphia
Ute Divelling
Avorage
Colorful City Prospects for Beauty in American Construction
Urban advocates urge rapid adoption of vibrant, durable colors in new buildings. New York artist F D Amory Jr says fear of inexperience delays City Beautiful architecture, but colors are ready for artists and architects to apply to improve homes and commercial life. The movement promises commercial and aesthetic dividends.
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Wille
F.D. Amory, Jr
New York
Painting Do Nots For Proper Woodwork
Do not use inferior paint as it costs less per gallon but more per square foot. Do not short the painter or rush a job. Avoid painting in snow or rain to prevent wash issues. Do not delay priming new wood or it will weather and degrade. Do not paint before timber is dry or the surface will blister. Do not skimp on paint three coats cost less in the long run.
New Navy Aid Named Assistant Secretary by Hoover
Ernest L. Jubncke of New Orleans named assistant secretary of the navy by President Hoover. He succeeds Theodore Douglas Rebinson of New York in the post.
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Ernest L. Jubncke
New Orleans
Navy
Hoover
Theodore Douglas Rebinson
New York
Traits of Black Hair Types and Temperament
A description notes that persons with black glossy hair are independent, ambitious, quick tempered and confident but tend to hide their feelings poorly.
Betsy Ross Presents Flag to D A R Leader
Mrs Alfred J Brosseau president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution receives an American silk flag from Betsy Ross a direct descendant of the flag designer Miss Ross also represented American children in the Flag association contest in the event.
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Alfred J. Brosseau
The
Daughters of American Revolution
Betsy Ross
Miss Ross
United States
American Flag Association
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