Dally and Bun World 20c The 2 15 4 00 7 50
The fragment notes a 1879 Louisiana post office entry with figures 2 15 4 00 7 50 and mentions Dally and Bun in a world context as a brief ledger-like item.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1932
Page
4
The fragment notes a 1879 Louisiana post office entry with figures 2 15 4 00 7 50 and mentions Dally and Bun in a world context as a brief ledger-like item.
The essay argues the United States suffers greater damage from internal enemies—gangsters, racketeers, profiteers—than from external forces. It compares internal betrayal to Rome’s fall, urging vigilance against traitors within and warning that beehive imagery underscores profiteering by politicians.
The article advises hot baths and bed when a cold starts, and hot lemonade punch for perspiration. It promotes fresh air, outdoor exercise, and daily cold baths, criticizes overheating homes, recommends humidity monitoring, and suggests modest underwear and vitamin A rich diet to build polar bear like resistance.
The Amalgamated Associations of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers urged AFL action to form a labor party, but the federation resisted a separate political arm while remaining nonpolitical overall. Leaders favor collaboration with whichever party is in power, wary of becoming a rival to government.
A concise aphorism notes that mutual liking can make a troubling man seem appealing. It reflects social dynamics where reciprocal attention influences perception despite flaws.
Advice urging sustained bodily and mental energy directed into focused work. Emphasizes health, self discipline, rest, and resisting distractions to maximize productivity and long term success. Notes natural limits of work with brain and the necessity of concentration and perseverance.
A casual conversation between two men, Ed and the other speaker, centers on selling woolen goods for commission, travel on the road, and financial prospects. Ed recounts trips through Ohio and a comfortable income, while the other plans a change for variety and invites further contact.
A letter from a son describes his 74 year old father on the farm during Thanksgiving. The mother fears he is dieting too strictly but notes he still runs the farm and ate lightly at breakfast. The family dinner had twenty three attendees and the father later rifled the ice box seeking food.
A reflective piece notes how true importance carries burdens and traces the shift in retail from wholesale “send it out” to customer “wrap it up” while pondering the value of autobiographies that tell all yet never fully reveal everything.
Washington reports that Hoover’s noon and Friday press gatherings have dwindled since Coolidge era habit. The pattern of direct White House spokesmen faded, with fewer timely stories and unanswered written questions, signaling a weaker news strategy than Coolidge’s, despite initial optimism.
A Rockefeller Institute report describes transforming encapsulated pneumonia germs into a naked degenerate type by culture. The naked germs can be bred to reproduce their own naked form, then grafted with dead encapsulated cells to regain capsules. Researchers note environmental growth conditions alter bacteria like plants.
Hollywood profiles show Heather Angel and others rising to fame via luck and being in the right place at the right time. Heather Angel lands a contract without a screen test after a blond roommate’s claim. Nancy Carroll and Betty Compson also seize breaks that launch their careers, while Frank Melton slides into a role after climbing Fox studios’ fence.
Mrs L A Breard and daughter plan a Sunday departure for Jackson Mississippi to spend Christmas. Corporal John C Ramson from Camp Beaur gard listed as sergeant with OTS recommendations. Halifax harbor explosion after two ammunition steamers collide. city largely burning with many deaths suspected among waterfront crews. A storm rages as the collision likely caused by the weather.
NBC WEAF and coast to coast listings detail hourly programs across multiple regions with shows like The Shadow Drama Jane Froman's Ban Panel The Goldbergs and various orchestras. schedules include regional keys East Midwest West and Pacific Coast with time blocks from 4:45 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. and a note that programs may change.
An National Education Association survey finds delinquency not rising nationally and credits preventive schooling. NYC reports a drop in delinquent boys per thousand over 20 years, with 64 000 cases cited in the last decade. The piece notes factors like race nativity sex and intelligence influence behavior and praises parental schools day schools behavior clinics and mental hygiene as preventive tools.
George Bernard Shaw jokes substitution changes little while hunger marchers reach the White House. The National Grange wants currency inflation. Portland plans to drop fire station insurance. Editorial humor reflects on wealth, leadership, and the era.
The passage quotes Justice McCardie condemning misplaced sympathy for criminals and notes the need to recognize victims. It cites Dr. William Beebe criticizing human arrogance in judging size and capability. It also includes C Bascomb Slemp wishing for a Democratic leader like Farley in the Republican party.
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