Does The World Really Want Peace Does The World Really Want Peace
In a London near-term Naval Disarmament Conference editorial the United States is urged to reassess its peace zeal versus military spending. Former ambassador Alanson Houghton frames the issue, noting each nation believes its people love peace most and advocating a united program to cut naval burdens and prove shared peaceful intent.
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United States
Alanson Houghton
Berlin
Commission On International Justice
Federal Council of Churches
Federal Aid For The Small Business Man
Dr. Julius Klein of the Commerce Department lauds small merchants and outlines federal study of local business failures. He cites chain competition as only a minor factor, with credit, bookkeeping, merchandising, and inexperience as major causes. The department offers insights to help independent merchants prosper.
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Washington
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Department of Commerce
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Millions and Morality in the U S Senate Wealth Debate
An article notes about twelve millionaires in the U S Senate with at least ten hundred thousand dollars in wealth and mentions Colorado's Senator Phipps with a fortune over 50.9 million. It questions whether wealth proves prosperity or buys political favor while arguing wealth itself is neither inherently moral nor immoral.
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United States Senate
Washington
Phipps
Colorado
Millionaires in Senate Worthy If They Aid All
The piece argues money does not define character and praises philanthropy across classes. It envisions a melting pot society where white collar workers and laborers mingle, promoting mutual welfare, education, and democracy. It suggests senators, if law‑abiding and attentive to national needs, can be trusted and even welcomed as millionaires.
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Senate
The Civic Booster Spirit Across Departed Towns
A reflective piece compares thinking and heart driven civic effort. It recalls a once prominent local figure who left town and how memory fades differently from genuine public spirit. The essay argues true boosters work without praise, valuing service over recognition and lasting community benefit.
Make Nazareth Look Good Drive for a Cheerful Town Image
In Nazareth a townwide effort begins to brighten storefronts and streets. Merchants, civic groups, and residents are urged to clean windows, repair signs, clear vacant lots, and destroy litter. Each small action boosts appearance and local business, with a lasting community payoff.
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Nazareth
Chevrolet Unveils 1930 Models With Greatest History Claim
The Chevrolet Motor Company introduces a new 1930 lineup touted as the greatest in Chevrolet history. With a 1.25 million six cylinder output this year, production races to meet expected demand. Eight models include two open options and five closed bodies featuring Delco Lovejoy shocks, Fisher craftsmanship, improved braking, and a new articulated shoe type brake system.
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Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet
W. 8. Knudsen
Delco-Lovejoy
Fisher
General Motors
Thoxine touted as quick throat remedy in old ad
An advertisement promotes Thoxine as a fast relief for sore throats and coughs with guaranteed results or money back. It claims 15 minute relief, zero harmful ingredients, pleasant taste, and suitability for singers and speakers. Bottles priced 35 cents, 69 cents, and one dollar, sold at Heckman’s Drug Store and other druggists.
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Heckman's Drug Store
Chevrolet shows new six cylinder improvements and models
Chevrolet outlines its 1930 line featuring open models like roadster and phaeton and new sport coupe sport roadster and club sedan. The six cylinder valve in head engine, developed over four years, has been refined after a year on test drives and more than a million miles at the GM proving ground. GM Research Laboratories and Chevrolet experimental lab supported the engineering team in this effort.
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General Motors
General Motors Research Laboratories
Chevrolet Experimental Laboratory
Chevrolet
Auxiliary Banquet of Sons of Union Veterans Held
The Ladies' Auxiliary annual banquet in the Y dining room drew about 76 members and friends. Rev. H C Snyder gave a fine speech, Peerless orchestra led by R L Hoch provided music, and a dance followed. Guests of honor included Mrs Henrietta Abel and Edwin Koehler who celebrated a 90th birthday. Irene Itterly visited Ackermanville on New Year's Day.
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Sons of Union Veterans of the
H. C. Snyder
St. John's Lutherage Church
R. L. Hoch
Henrietta Abel
Edwin Koehler
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