Tugwell Bill Questioned Over Jones Dairy Sausage Ad
A Printer's Ink account describes a clash between the bureau of animal industry and Jones Dairy Farm over a sausage advertisement that linked pigs to the Jones name. The piece argues the Tugwell bill could curb fraud but warns its enforcement could hinder investors and patents.
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Nuisance taxes eyed for repeal as revenue shifts
Congress eyes repeal of nuisance taxes totaling about 20 million dollars a year as treasury officials back eliminating several low yield levies. Beer and liquor taxes and other items are under study while calls for more relief funds persist despite prohibition repeal opening new revenue sources.
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Uncommon Sense on Shy Children and Social Inclusion
John Blake argues shy and diffident people deserve understanding not derision. He notes adults snub those who seem reserved, harming their chances to join games and conversations. Teachers’ pets and stutterers face ridicule, while empathy can help them feel accepted and valued. Copyright 1933 Bell Syndicate.
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The Glee Club by George Elliston
A poem by George Elliston muses on translating rain into song and finding words for beauty. It contrasts the rain’s wistful mood with the speaker’s restless longing for expression. A humorous aside follows about an office boy and a boss claiming the office’s busy tasks.
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Hawley Plans to Cut Him Out of Will
Old Doc Wank's son shows strong interest in an operation rumored to be performed. Hawley confirms the motive is to cut him from the will in Wayburn.
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Doc Wank
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Sparker count marriage motives questioned
Sparker asks if the count married for money but hints he sought companionship for a trip home to Europe. He says he wanted someone to tend his dog during the voyage back.
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Efficiency Man and Employer Bicker Over Salary
A dialogue shows an efficiency man lamenting funds to meet his needs while the employer suggests higher pay could make him a star. The exchange highlights wage pressures and worker expectations in a concise workplace sketch.
Tellit Jones Values Wife's Dog at 500 Dollars
Tellit Jones states his wife’s dog is worth 500 dollars. He says someone plans to steal the dog and he wants to trap the thief.
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Mrs Brown Declares Husband Stays Home Enjoying Life
Fragment of 1933 dialogue shows Mrs Brown confirming her husband remains at home, choosing his own way of living while addressing club chatter about his absence. The exchange hints at domestic discretion and social expectations of the era.
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Boners from school exams spark health and humor
A lighthearted note on school health routines and daily habits. It cites morning exercise preventing sleepiness, while playful lines claim clothing reflects character and contrast milk with cocktails as a daily cooler.
They Call It Politics
In Washington the United States conference of mayors backing a city bankruptcy bill seeks to let cities scale down bonded debt with bondholder agreement. Proponents argue it would curb holder coercion and protect public services, while opponents warn of depreciated dollars and unfair losses to investors.
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Rev Vandegaer Addresses Monroe Kiwanis Club
Assistant pastor John Vandegaer of St. Matthew's church spoke at the Monroe Kiwanis Club noon meeting in Hotel Virginia on The Message of the Christmas Season. First Baptist choir sang Christmas carols under Lee Stuke. Officers’ installation set for January 8 noted as ladies' night. Club approved a community thanksgiving mass meeting at Capitol theater on New Year's morning.
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Local Social and Court News From Monroe Parish
Messers Allen Davenport and W C Anders of Met Rouge visited Monroe Sunday. Miss Elizabeth Trousdale of Ruston guest of Mrs D G Trousdale for Christmas. Miss Norma Stewart of Marion weekend guest of Mrs Sallie Meredith. Judge J R McIntosh of Floyd named judge ad interim for the sixth district held first parish session this morning. Regular session to open Friday January 3 at 10 am with motion hour. attorneys advised to govern themselves.
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Payne Couple Celebrates 23rd Wedding Anniversary
Delta Louisiana report notes Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Payne marked their twenty third anniversary with a dinner at Bryan's cafe. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Brown with Evelyn, Miss Meryle Payne, Leon Payne, and other family members.
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Hambone's Meditations by J. P. Alley
A humorous note on why many people lack Monday morning motivation. The text contrasts Sunday shoes with ruined feet and plays on rural dialect to evoke a folksy, reflective mood.
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Unity of action of farm groups marks this year
Washington December 28. Unity of action among farm organizations defined 1933 as a turning point in controlling surpluses by production limits. The year brought currency and credit policy shifts, revenue taxes on ability to pay, and a federal farm minded administration under Roosevelt, with rising prices for farm products and new agricultural plans. English scientists developed bretex yielding textile fiber pulp wood and cattle feed.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
Roosevelt
New York Muses on Stage Star Attitudes and Tales
New York columnist Paul Harrison sketches backstage legends and star anecdotes from Broadway and Hollywood. He recalls Gary Cooper’s earliest screen tease, Tonio Selwart’s appeal, and jokes from figures like Charlie Chaplin, Fred Waring, and Rudy Vallee, while noting retirement and career shifts among performers.
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The Search for Beauty profiles 30 contest winners
Hollywood close ups discuss a new chapter for 15 women and 15 men who won Paramount contests and earned screen dances. Brains will decide who stays as many past winners faded from screens while Lois Wilson is cited as an early example of success from 1915 Universal arrivals.
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