Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune historic note
The Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune details its publishing lineage from 1840 through the 1918 consolidation and lists advertising reps in major cities. The page shows price notation 34.9 minus six dollars, indicating archival pricing or issue timing.
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Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Detroit
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Francisco
Noee, Rothenberg & Jann
Clyde R. Rabedeaux
Public D Mich
the Journal
the Tribune
the News
News and Tribune
Journal and News-Tribune
Roosevelt and Smith split deepens in new deal era
The piece argues the Roosevelt Smith rift is ideological, not personal, with Smith opposing Roosevelt's recovery act and new democracy path. It contrasts Smith's conservatism with Roosevelt's liberal reforms and notes Hollywood stars' marriages and separations reflect broader public disillusion.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
Smith
Albany
Chicago
Outlook Magazine
Real Life in Hollywood Ends Mixed With Happy Movie Tropes
Hollywood marriages, famed for public displays of harmony, reveal private tensions and separations behind the glitter. Insiders note that long work hours and glamorous temptations test unions, while studio pressure shapes public narratives about compatibility and reconciliation.
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Hollywood
Yesterday Is Dead New Opportunities Rise For Young Workers
A Kansas City Star column urges young workers to seize new chances as old methods fade. It notes recovery will be gradual and oriented to science, inexpensive novelties, and fresh industries, warning against clinging to 1929-era expectations.
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Kansas City Star
L. F. Loree
Kansas City Southern
Loree
United States
Canadian National
Great Library of Paris Ends Lighting Ban After 562 Years
The Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris, founded in 1367 and once the world’s largest, held artificial light forbidden for centuries. Until 1929 the Public Reading Rooms closed by 4 pm winter and 6 pm summer. gradual electric lighting began then. The note mentions a future cartoon about The Pirate’s Repast.
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Bibliotheque Nationale
Paris
Leningrad
Russia
Washington, D. C
Salle Publique
Roosevelt Recovery Wager Aboard For Six Months
The column surveys President Roosevelt’s six month test ahead with inflation strain, industrial control, and market risks. It notes experts warn of false starts, predicts possible policy shifts, and highlights Villanova engineers choosing temporary work to weather the downturn.
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George Dunne
Roosevelt
Concensus
Villanova College
Empire Builders
Pennsylvania School
Villanova Engineers
Roosevelt Eyes Supreme Court Pick
The article notes President Roosevelt may appoint Joseph T. Robinson from Arkansas to the U S Supreme Court if a vacancy occurs. Insiders say Robinson fits as a statesman and lawyer, with sympathetic views toward new legislation.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Joseph T. Robinson
Roosevelt
Arkansas
Robinson
Side Glances:The New Prohibition Push and Finance Talks
Prohibition pushers press for instant repeal as hotel managers urge action. An Iowa owner reports three bars once netting 78000 yearly now reduced to three rented spaces. Financing plans loom with Aug 15 and Sept 15 maturities to back bonds for public works. Government aims to issue over a billion dollars in new bonds while banks prepare to subscribe.
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Sancy Cook
N. Cook
Iowa
James McMullin
New York
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