Don’t Revolt When Voters Fail to Rise in Proportion
A columnist argues that low turnout in parishes with about twenty five thousand voters demonstrates public contentment. High participation safeguards liberty, as colonial history shows, and electing honest candidates requires voter engagement and vigilance. The author urges action to prevent revolution by voting and influencing local elections.
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King George
England
George
United States
Gore
Strawn Urges Qualified Leadership For City Government
Silas H. Strawn, president of the chamber of commerce of the United States, argues that government conduct is too often left to the unqualified. He questions how many mayors meet the task and proposes appointing more intelligent, industrious leadership to prevent property confiscation and secure financial soundness for cities.
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Silas H. Strawn
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Strawn
Chamber of Commerce
Massacre of stump speaking in illiterate regions
The piece critiques county-to-county canvassing and stump speeches as engines of passion over reason. It argues fighting mobs and riots accompany campaigns where literacy and newspaper circulation are low. It condemns dishonest newspapers and warns of public gullibility. Massachusetts Women Will Skate to Reduce Figures.
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United States
Massachusetts
Going Sour in Life Keeps Success Out of Reach
A 1932 column argues envy harms effort and success while resilience and steady work build happiness. Keep sweet temper, stay with tasks, and avoid petty quarrels even under office politics. If work becomes intolerable, seek a better fit rather than quitting with bitterness.
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Heaven
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Laughs From Life and the Reverent Gaze of Youth
A rustic girl on a mossy brook bank captivates a passing youth with sunlit hair and a reverent gaze. The tale contrasts dream and marriage as the man recalls the vivid vision while the wife engages in ballroom strife.
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H. R
Dawes Gains Lays Bare in Chicago Convention Shakeup
The Chicago convention exposed the rift between Dawes and Curtis as Dawes ally with Lowden’s wing and Hoover rivals, while Curtis faced backlash for his growing autocratic stance. Borah’s involvement, Dolly Gann’s social influence, and Alice Longworth’s proximity framed a dramatic power shift impacting Washington dynamics.
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Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Curtis
Kansas City
Dawes
New York
New Jersey
Hoover
Lowden
McNary Haugen Farm
Borah
Washington
George Moses
Dolly Gann
Gann
Alice Longworth
Kansas
The arteries and aging in American life 1932 study
A 1932 report analyses aging in the United States noting 90 plus year deaths out of 6 million and finding the circulatory system limits lifespan. It argues life extension requires a superior circulatory system and reduced circulatory strain. It emphasizes the link between age and arteries.
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Robert Browning
United States
Ham Bone Meditations by J P Alley
A brief piece titled Ham Bone Meditations by J P Alley appears in verse prose. The text reads as a humorous notebook of riffs on everyday life with a guard or narrator voice. The piece blends rustic humor and everyday scenes into a compact meditation.
Hollywood proves patience yields stars from failure and obscurity
The Hollywood scene shows success in failure. Marion Burns returns to leads opposite Spencer Tracy and Edmund Lowe after brief Broadway stints. Charles Laughton, once in six theatrical failures, is later discovered by a dramatic writer and rises to fame. George Raft, praised for Scarface, gains stardom after years in obscurity with Quick Millions and other films.
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Marion Burns
Nice
Spencer Tracy
Edmund Lowe
Laughton
Charles Laughton
Tallulah Bankhead
Gary Cooper
Devil and
the Deep
Pictures
George Raft
Rowland Brown
Raft
College officer trainees visit from Fort Logan H Roots
Charles B Grayson from the officers training school at Fort Logan H Roots near Little Rock visits relatives for two days. Monroe men in camp include J P Parker Jr L B Lamkin E T Lamkin M S Dixon Courtney Oliver J T Bryant Jr L L Dawkins Filhiol Breard R M Breard Jr Alston PropHi John R Doonar Fred F Millsaps C L Curtis. Other locals make trips to Bastrop for business and pleasure including Mr C H Godwin Mrs Moses Wolff and Mr and Mrs R B Sadler. Colbert Levi and Levi Stationery folks join business travels to Kansas St Louis Chicago.
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Charles B. Grayson
Fort Logan
H. Roots
Little Rock
Monroe
J. P. Parker, Jr
L. B. Lamkin
E. T. Lamkin
M. S. Dixon
Courtney Oliver
J. T. Bryant, Jr
L. L. Dawkins
Filhiol Breard
R. M. Breard, Jr. Alston Prophit
John R. Doonar
Fred F. Millsaps
C. L. Curtis
C. H. Godwin
Bastrop
Moses Wolff
Leon Cohn
R. B. Sadler
Dick, Jr
J. C. Sadler
Spyker
Castles
F. M. Odom
Henry Colbert
Bernard Levi
Ford Levi Stationery Company
Kansas
St. Louis
Chicago
Memory's Bad Much-Married Movie Star
A humorous item from Tit-Bits narrates a chaotic scene where a celebrity introduces her husband amid confusion. The excerpt highlights the star's flustered exchange and the comic misnaming of the spouse, reflecting gossip-page tone.
Radio schedules and coast to coast programs list
Central and Eastern time radio listings for NBC WEAf WJZ and other networks show day programs from 1:30 pm to 12:00 am with musical acts, orchestras, talk shows, and coast to coast routing. The schedule includes multiple regional chains EAST MIDWEST SOUTH and PACIFIC COAST with specific acts and times.
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Benny Kyte
Newspapers give colleges fair coverage study finds
A survey of 100 newspapers over one month shows only 2.4 percent of college news on campus scandal. Most college coverage centers on sports 39 percent and campus activities 24 percent, with 3 percent overall from colleges.
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Houston Post
Bulletin of the Association of American Colleges
Bulletin
A. C. Marts
Notable quotes on public policy and progress from leaders
A collection of statements by figures including Mayor John B. Harris Governor Franklin D Roosevelt Edouard Herriot Amelia Earhart Carlos Davila Joseph Tone and others. They cover municipal accountability public reform reparations law making labor safety and economic efficiency with varied international and domestic perspectives.
Barbs Fly Over Chile Revolution Investors Lose
A crowded column notes that American investors will likely lose money amid Chilean revolution chatter. It mocks political debates, cites Romania payrolls, and pokes fun at regulatory moves and a bridge remark.
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Chile
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