United States to Join World Economic Conference on Commodity Prices
The state department announced U S participation in a world economic conference to stabilize commodity prices. Called by Britain if talks succeed, the gathering will focus solely on price stabilization and promoting amicable trade relations, not reparations, debts, disarmament, or Lausanne enlargements. It aims to favor international trade through practical measures.
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State Department
United States
John 8S
van Gilder
Knoxville
Tenn
China
Washington
Lindbergh
Women More Happy Than Men In Dr Ripin Study
Dr Rowina Ripin of Long Island University tested 41 students with an emotional recording. Of 23 completing the study women showed a higher happiness quotient than men, 68 percent pleasant emotions versus 64.7 percent, with an overall average of 65 percent.
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Rowina Ripin
Long Island University
Association of Consulting Psychologists
Multiplying Ugliness in Mass Produced Goods
The essay argues that mass production risks spreading ugly designs. Richard F. Bach of the Metropolitan Museum warns that power-driven factories can alter decorative arts and harm taste. He urges manufacturers to value beauty alongside quantity and cheapness.
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Richard F. Bach
Department of Decorative Arts
Metropolitan Museum of Arts
New York
Accelerating the growth of trees from California studies
California reports on tree growth experiments using hybridization since 1915. Proper selection could yield timber sixteen inches in diameter and seventy to eighty feet tall in twenty five years. Yellow pine pollen may hasten maturity, aiding reforestation and reducing carrying costs for landowners.
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California
Bible Thought For Today
Verse from Colossians 2 6 7 urges walking in Christ Jesus being rooted built up in faith with thanksgiving in daily life. Reflect on this spiritual guidance for faith and practice.
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Christ
Christ Jesus
the Lord
Dialogue on marriage prospects and social expectations
A quoted exchange contrasts a daughter's dowry of beauty and intellect with a suitor's uncertainty about starting a life together. The dialogue suggests early stages of courtship and the social norms surrounding marriage.
Anxious sportsman questions race betting fate
A village operator explains a late bet error after a bettor notes a near miss. The man claims he sent off the wager on time, but the operator says the stake was a penny short and a name was omitted.
All Of Us Look at Things and People
A reflective piece examines how communities observe daily life and the strangers who populate streets. The narrator questions identity and perception while noting ordinary acts that shape collective memory.
The Book I Won’t Buy A Writer Reflects On Words
A speaker rejects a promised book of perfect words for writing. He argues true writing comes from seeing reality not from memorized adjectives. He values truth and lived experience over contrived diction, vowing not to purchase the book.
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Cicero
Shakespeare
John Keats
Mark Twain
Once Overs ay J J Mundy
A 1932 King Features Syndicate astrology note urges readers to drop morning sour moods at home or en route to work. It warns authority figures may unfairly vent anger on subordinates and insists on leaving personal quarrels behind to avoid harming others.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Sunset and sunrise times and a street crossing warning
The note discusses tonight’s sunset at 7 29 and sunrise tomorrow at 4 28. It comments on material use for bathing suites, railings against agricultural impact, and driver behavior at stop signs. A joke exchange about kissing a stranger in the dark closes the piece.
Many tales and quips fill a busy page from local press
A collage of themes appears including social satire on hospitals and philanthropy, hints about Einstein and motometers for sofas, portraits of a kidnapping claim in Pennsylvania, poems about a robin dead by lightning, jokes about hot dogs and hotels, editorials and hints sections, plus a grim note on a Wisconsin murder. The piece blends humor, social commentary, and local color with multiple named figures and places.
Se i on Se i on a quip filled reader note
A fragment humorous note comments on a new radio set and the idea of dogs to growl at peddlers. It jokes about a son passing a mother on the street without seeing her and ponders how many payrolls Congressmen hold.
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Pap
Mother
Tim
Since the Bank Account Dwindled We Found Richer Joy
The poem recalls a life shift after losing money and fame. The speaker meets a man who says he is happier now discovering friendly neighbors, books, blossoms, and simple home joys. He notes increased faith, wisdom, and family devotion as blessings from loss.
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Edgar A. Guast
Americanism critique of leaders and cure by same men
An opinion piece denounces leaders as ruinous due to stupidity and greed. It argues the nation depends on those same figures for a miraculous cure, highlighting distrust of political and economic elites.
Symposium of Editorial Views by Newspapers of Motions
Editorial digest pieces from editors across multiple newspapers compiled by Consolidated Press Association analyze timely subjects. Opinions cover policy debates, economic issues, social concerns, and governance. The collection reflects diverse editorial stances and calls for informed public discussion.
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Consolidated Press Association
Prohibition Plank Aim Across Parties Faces Skepticism
Multiple editorials debate whether Democrats and Republicans should adopt identical planks on liquor to push national repeal, with strong voices cautioning that such a move could prolong the issue. Analysts urge timely submission to state conventions and warn against a hollow compromise.
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Chattanooga Times
Dem
The
Times
General Pershing
Paris
Kansas City Times
Ind
the Times
Congress
Senate
House
NEW York Herald Tribune
Chicago Daily News
Daily News
Chicago
Charleston IV. VA
Daily Mail
Ind. Rep
Hoover
Birmingham Age-Herald
Northwestern
iRep
Columbus Oio State Journal
Rep
State Journal
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Uses for electric refrigerators beyond food storage
The piece notes varied uses for electric refrigerators including preserving stamps at the U S Post Office in St Petersburgh Florida to prevent sticking in heat. It also explains Wimbledon tennis balls are kept in a refrigerator to stabilize bounce and reduce weather driven changes in play.
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U. S
St. Petersburgh
Florida
Wimbledon
England
They spent a week with their grandparents.
The mother says the children are much easier to handle since they came home after a week with their grandparents.
Abe Martin Cartoon Reflection on Resentment and Fashion
In Abe Martin’s column a joke about nurses resentment and a man urged to avoid dressing like a corpse while shopping for a necktie. The piece uses humor to poke at vanity and social pretensions.
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