Why So Many Men in Berlin War News and Social Notes
Berlin bitterness grows against Catholic institutions amid anti church posters. Frank Hitchcock, former postmaster general, remembered for promoting air mail. A rattlesnake sermon ends with a man bitten and warned. Government bonds totaling 185 million dollars are missing, possibly hidden by the dead. One in three married couples is childless, prompting immigration law debate. A fortune teller delivers cheeky warnings as cotton trade shifts US to Mexico. German business sentiment dips over Jewish treatment.
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Frank H. Hitchcock
Mussolini
Abyssinia
Japan
Frank J. Hitchcock
Taft
Tucson
United States
Bathing Girl Katherine Raws Competes in National A A U Meet
Pretty Katherine Raws of Miami Florida enters water and swims at the National Women's A A U swimming and diving event showing swimming prowess and athletic form for the audience.
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Pretty Katherine Raws
Miami
Fla
Hunt Now Heads New Deal Utopia Role in Alaskan Valley
Lieut. Col. L. J. Hunt of the Marine Corps is named commander of the government colonization project in the Matanuska Valley Alaska. The appointment places Hunt in charge of the New Deal settlement effort amid the valley’s development.
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Hunt
New Deal Utopia
Alaskan Valley
L. J. Hunt
Marine Corps
Matanuska Val
A Home Jesus Loved and Visited
Lesson notes Jesus welcomes Martha and Mary into a home and teaches that listening at his feet matters most. It explores Martha’s distraction, Mary’s devotion, and Jesus’ rebuke and guidance. The second part covers Lazarus’ illness, Jesus delay, rescue, and Jesus weeping with Mary before the resurrection.
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Jesus
Martha
Lazarus
Christ
Mary
Jess
Bethany
Forgiveness and Infidelity in Longmarried Couples
A reader discusses forgiveness after infidelity in long marriage, citing a play where a fifty year couple learns of a past affair. The columnist cites a writer who says you can forgive but not forget, noting the fabric of marriage carries lifelong marks yet true companionship helps partners endure and grow. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
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Peter
Fanmieus
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Correct Use of Land to Stop Erosion Peril
Farmland erosion is described as a disease requiring careful land use. experts from the soil conservation service warn against denuding the soil and urge anchoring slopes with trees or grass while maintaining productive crops. The nation must balance protection and production to preserve soil for agriculture.
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Dores
H. A. Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
Cericulumn
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promotes Malaria Cure
Advertisements claim Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic fights malaria by destroying parasites in the blood and boosting blood strength with quinine and iron. It is pitched as a safe general tonic for all ages, sold in 50¢ and $1 sizes with value claims.
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Grove
Grove’s
Trouble with an income to get it to come
A brief item from the Florida Times-Union notes difficulties in securing steady income and the challenges faced by earners seeking reliable wages.
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Florida Times-Union
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