Secretary Hull Opposes National Isolation Policy
In Chicago, Secretary Hull argues against isolation and warns of national regimentation and government overreach. He counters straw man tactics, notes past New Deal programs, and urges expanding foreign trade with non competing partners to protect American workers and farmers without closing the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecretary Hall
Chicago
Otis
NRA
AAA
NURB
Mull
Italy
Germany
United States
Hull
Tim
Roosevelt
Bar
Pennsylvania
For the Children Father’s Day Reflections
A reflection on Father’s Day encourages recognizing a father’s planning care and worry for the family. A gentle reminder with a thoughtful gift or whispered appreciation can make Father’s Day memorable and meaningful.
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Muuch
Father
Things to Come Revolutionizes Everyday Life Warns at Convention
A convention speaker argued that rapid chemical advances render five to ten year old methods obsolete. He cited plastics in car bodies beds and chairs produced in seconds and even soilless plant growth in controlled factories. Heating cooling and clotting may also change as chemists push new processes while revolution in science outpaces politics.
A Woman of Sixty Gets Her Diploma
Miss Edina LaRoss, age 60, earned her Dickinson College degree after returning to Carlisle from New York. She began at Dickinson in 1896, studied at Columbia briefly, then completed her degree, proving perseverance and the joy of lifelong learning as she joined younger graduates for the commencement remarks on youth’s opportunities.
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Edina LaRoss
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
New York
Columbia
Dickinson
Miss LaRoss
Acules
The Human Side Of The News On Noise And Law
Edwin C Hill laments amplified sound on boardwalks from Caney Island to New York. He notes growing restrictions and complaints from venues, stressing the clash between entertainment noise and public order as Mayor La Guardia weighs action.
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Edwin C, Hill
Coney Island
New
The Parent Problem Promotes Table Manners
Garry C. Myra argues children learn manners by personal gain not pride. An eight to ten year old reflects on table etiquette, noting quiet, neatness, proper utensil use, and avoiding noisy, sloppy habits to avoid disturbing others. The piece cites observing a mother and a pet or companion for guidance.
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Mother
The World And The Mud Puddles Of Oil By-Products
A historical overview explains how modern petroleum refineries produce multiple products from crude oil, detailing processes of distillation, cracking, and purification. It contrasts old iron stills with teapots to contemporary plants covering acres and handling up to 150,000 barrels daily, yielding kerosene, motor fuel, lubricants, heavy fuel oils, and by products like gasoline, gas oil, paraffin oils, coke, and asphalt.
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Gisell
The Golfing Parson Faces Trouble in Just Folks
In Edgar A. Gdest's Just Folks a golfing parson struggles with self discipline and earthly frailties while trying to preach virtue. A note signed Sinful Seven threatens Paul Free man with a ransom demand, adding a dark twist to the rural vignette.
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Alex Ross
Paul, Freeman
Multiple Jokes and Social Gossip in One Page
A pasted jumble of light anecdotes and questions from a 1930s newspaper column. It includes reader queries on etiquette and a spoof Miss Marker reply, jokes about dental habits, a Hollywood divorce cue, a window blind color gag, a Rolls Royce scene, and a census of local light humor plus an eviction caper in Los Angeles. The tone is chatty and satirical with many proper names and dated references.
Frisky puppy training and Cupid’s cub voyeurism tale
A lighthearted column notes a week of patient effort helps a frisky puppy obey. It questions parental time for kids. Snort Brown recalls a customer asking if all items were shown, and a merchant joking about an ace count of books. Minneapolis marriage license bureau opens a Cupid’s cubicle drawing photographers.
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Snort Brown
Minneapolis, Minn
Cupid's Cub ‘Cle
Japan and Germany in Conflicted Global Hands
Washington dispatch notes that U S state department sees Japan not as a unified government due to military influence and that Hitler leads Germany. The piece critiques Japan's military dominance, recalls assassinations of Japanese leaders, and contrasts Japan’s independent war department with U S structure. It also praises Joseph Grew and notes Japan's ambassadors in Washington.
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Charles F. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
State Department
Japan
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Tokyo
Nippon
Shanghai
Tsukai
China
Tnukai
Inukai
Hamaguchi
Takahasai
Suzux
Makoto
Watanabe
Thors
Woodring
Hull
Tokio
Joseph C. Grew
Tokio Foreign Office
Miltaken
Salto
United States
O. K
Hitler
Debbe
Mulitar
Noted Figures Speak on Peace Work and Education
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler condemns selfishness in policy and calls civilized nations morally bankrupt. Dr. John M. Brown analyzes unemployment, saying work exists but training is lacking. Dr. Eduard Benes praises America as democracy’s last hope and educator G A Stine-Pe urges church sex education, stressing clear guidance.
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Consernational News Service
New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Leys
Los Angeles
John MM. Brown
United States
Eduard Benes
America
Albany, N
G. A. Sthne- Pe
Etiquette Note on Wedding Costs and Invitations
Announcement cards invitations music and decor for the wedding are paid for by the bride or her family. The guidance mentions flowers decorations refreshments for guests and church home setup supported by the bride or her relatives.
Words Of Wisdom TG Misread Prompt Sparks Debate
The note argues that Words Of Wisdom TG seen as a great evil and misfortune due to inability to alter a prompt, concluding with a firm No C Sim mons stance. The fragment hints at tension over control and instruction in prompt handling.
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Simmons
The Great Game Of Politics The Spending Plans
Washington note analyzes Congress and White House spending battles. It claims executive leadership blocks budget cuts, details farm bill increases, and criticizes Meads bill and pensions proposals as hidden growth. References Byrd Glass Tait Wardenberg Berkier and AAA. Mentions Workers Alliance conference in Washington.
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Washington
June
Congress
White House
Florida Ship Canal
Byrd
Glass
Tait
Wardenberg
New Deal
de Roosevelt
Berkier
AAA
American Farm Bureau Federation
Senate
Bible Thought For Today
A devotional note quotes Proverbs 4 34 highlighting trust in guidance and protection through a fatherly care. The brief meditation emphasizes choosing paths wisely and seeking steadfast support in life’s journey.
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T Ragos
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Paolianer’ Association
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Traid
Trox
Caney Island
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Garry C. Myra, PhD
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Toonerville
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Eppie Hose
Noard
California State Automobile Association
George Washington
Beaver
Easter
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Miss Marker
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Watkins
Temarrom
Habba
Ywone Woud
Jack
Adam
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Henry Heisler
William Lynch
Bullauig
Francino
Pepper
Florida
Democratic Party
Imer
Workers Alliance
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