Elmer Andrews Takes Full-Time Wage and Hour Post
Elmer Andrews leaves a higher paying job as New York state industrial commissioner to assume a $10,000 salary in Washington overseeing wages and hours law. A 48 year old engineer and former pilot, he has long worked on compensation studies and labor matters with the National Labor board and Chambers of Commerce.
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Gopher Mentor Bernie Bierman Shapes Title Defense
One of the nation's foremost grid iron strategians, Coach Bernie Bierman, scans his Minnesota Gophers during a workout for the title defense of the Big Ten championship. Bierman has coached the Minnesota eleven since 1932, with national honors in 1934 to 1956 and Western Conference crowns in 1934, 1935, and 1937.
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Russians Build High Mountain Hotel on Mount Elbruz
A large hotel is under construction on Mount Elbruz Europe's highest peak. Materials were flown in by airplane to the remote site showing an ambitious project by Russian builders high in the mountains.
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Garbo Faces Fresh Storm Of Criticism In New York
Greta Garbo arrives in New York and faces renewed critique for not following fashion norms. She wears a tailored suit, flat shoes, a felt hat, and hair worn down, while enjoying theaters, clubs, and dining, prompting debate over style and propriety.
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Shadow Laugh Filter Microphone and Horace Heidt Voices
An NBC piece notes a special microphone with an electric filter to create The Shadow style creepy laughs. It mentions actors using soda substitutes in film and Horace Heidt’s full stage show with his band and a hymn request program led by Joe Emerson on Hymns of All the Churches.
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Around the House: Quick Fixes and Home Remedies
Practical household tips cover cleaning broken glass with damp cloth, mending wringer cracks with tape, satin care using potato water and ironing, vinegar to remove rust, and peppermint oil to deter mice. Each item offers simple, actionable steps for common domestic issues.
Thou Shalt Not Kill Sermon on Murder and Mercy
A 1930s sermon on Exodus 20 13 and Matthew 5 21 26 argues that murder violates God’s image in man and condemns it except under divine command or lawful defense. It links murder to anger and hatred, urges reconciliation, and emphasizes Christian grace to overcome retaliation with love and deeds.
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Phillips Milk of Magnesia advertisement remedy
An ad advises relieving upset stomach after overindulgence by taking two tablespoons of Phillips Milk of Magnesia in water, then two more tablespoons with orange juice in the morning. It claims the remedy eases nausea and helps restore a normal feeling, urging readers to ask for Phillips' brand specifically.
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