Attitude of Dominion Members May Slow Anglo American Trade Deal
London dispatches report the Anglo American trade agreement hinges on self governing Dominion attitudes. Dominion Prime Ministers were not enthusiastic at Imperial Conference discussions. Australian and South African farmers oppose concessions benefiting Anglo American trade at their expense amid rising political independence and economic interdependence.
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London
British Commonwealth of Nations
Australia
South Africa
Healthy retail credit signals solid economic upturn
The National Retail Dry Goods Association reports credit sales this year near 1929 peak levels, indicating broad business improvement and confidence in continued economic growth. Curbing installment abuse could sustain consumer demand, while labor-capital conflict remains the main downside to an otherwise rosy retail outlook.
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National Retail Dry Goods Association
America
The Human Side of War in Spain
A frontline-anchored reflection on the Spanish Civil War focuses on civilians behind the fronts. It laments the suffering of families, women and children driven from homes, and the dwindling food supplies while soldiers battle for Bilbao and distant leaders pursue ideals.
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Bilbao
The Flag Story and Its Inspired Ideals
A historical reflection on the U S flag dates from June 14 1777 and traces its evolution from 13 original stars to 48 while praising its beauty and symbolic role. The article contrasts global flags and emphasizes the flag as a canopy of heaven inspiring patriotism and protection for citizens at home and abroad.
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United States
Congress
France
Noted Figures Comment On Crime And War From Abroad
Col Charles A Lindbergh writes from England on Americas crime problem and government. Thomas J Watson predicts limited European war talk. H B Pearson debunks Africa dangers after exploration, saying Africa is safer than Fifth Avenue.
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International News Service
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
England
United States
America
H. B. Pearson
Los Angeles
Africa
Fifth Avenue
The Parent Problem The Parent Problem
High school and college teachers are urged to follow practical study tips. Actions include healthy living, fixed study times, minimal distractions, timely work, concise note taking, active reading, honest effort, time budgeting, and regular review to stay prepared for Monday.
All Of Us By Marshall Maslin Reverent Remembrance
A speaker in a quiet room recalls a departed friend whose image inspires resilience. The friend’s memories spark a resolve to face life’s duties, growth, and responsibility, turning a moment of bitterness into renewed purpose and courage. The photograph anchors the self reunion and daily work ahead.
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Marshall Maslin
Bible Thought for Today rebuke wiser than fools song
A devotional note reflects on Proverbs 7 5 praising the value of hearing wise rebuke over the praise of fools. It offers a brief moral reminder to seek wisdom and guidance over empty flattery.
Hints and Dints: Brief Life Observations and Quirks
A collection of short, witty notes on aging, murder trials, alibis, marriage laws, shaving, whiskers, and social quirks. Pearls about fathers day, sex crime stats, radio pronunciation, and Canada quintuplets exemptions mix with jokes about lawyers, witnesses, and love.
Debated European debt plan and quirky notes
A light column quotes Speaker Rainey on the debt proposal with a Uncle Ned fishing joke. It includes domestic musings about gender roles and a farmer sued by his wife for four days in a silo. Col Lindbergh is cited predicting rocket travel to Europe with a jab about zeps before rockets. The piece closes with a moral on generosity versus possession.
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Strick
Rainey
Ned
Uncle Ned
Indiana
Col. Lindbergh
Europe
Mirth and money myths in a Miami Beach tale and quips
A Miami Beachman with land near Redland talks with a would be sharecropper about mules named Babtis Meth'dis Presbyterium and Piscopalium. The column recalls Laughing proverbs about heirs, dog biscuits and relief, and notes a sheep theft wave as mutton costs rise.
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P. S. Jenkins
Miami
Presbyterium
Abner jokes on political bears with thirty hour week
In a lighthearted quip a politician ribbing Abner compares their shared aim to "make hay while the sun shines." He mentions curious plans like a thirty hour week and hints at alternating two day cycles as a joking reform idea.
The Safety Razor Sparks Shaving Fashion
A light column notes a shift from heavy beards to safety razors transforming shaving. It references a typical man’s facial area of 48 square inches and about 25 000 whiskers, remarking on the dramatic change in styles and the growing industry around whiskers.
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United States
Should Stairs Be Covered or Left Bare
A reader asks if stairs should be carpeted or bare. The answer notes most modest homes have wooden stairs and either option is acceptable, with many decorators recommending carpets while marble or tile stairs look less attractive when left uncovered.
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Markel
French doors privacy styling with wet glass curtains
A Daily Reader advises against shades on French doors between living and dining rooms. Use wet glass curtains hung from a top rod and the bottom of each door, with no over-draperies inside. Veranda doors may still use over-draperies in winter.
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Markel
Daily Reader
World At A Glance Highlights Global Views
Leslie Eichel surveys the Living Age digest. Reports warn Japan’s long hours strain workers with rising accidents and health concerns. Britain’s defense push in Asia draws scrutiny. A Briton notes U.S. rising influence while Izvestia covers German Polish tensions. A Guardian Weekly piece details Spain refugees in Almeria and aid efforts before bombardment.
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Leslie Eichel
Central Press
Living Age
Japan
Chronicle
Osaka
Home Ministry
Izvestia
Poland
Copernicus
Torun
Volkischer Beobachter
Almeria
Spain
Manchester
England
Guardian
World and the Mud Puddles David Shultz on executive esteem
David Shultz former Florida governor and Elks grand exalted ruler speaks affably about how esteem for an executive waxes and wanes across a four year term. He notes King status in year one, Prince year two, Quince year three, and near invisibility year four before retirement restores respect. He credits loyal assistants for his past success and reflects on the ebb and flow of office seekers' deference.
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David Shultz
Florida
the Elks
Gracious Me by Edgar A Guest
Just Folks depicts a child endlessly active indoors and out, dirty and hungry, stealing hats and shirts while chasing a dime. The speaker recalls his own father and celebrates a mother’s endurance and pride in a similar boyhood likeness.
Notable Nativities and Today in History
Notable Nativities Clyde Beatty born 1905 wild animal trainer from Chillicothe Ohio Harry Floyd Byrd born 1887 Virginia native misperception born in West Virginia John W Studebaker born 1887 McGregor Iowa U S Education Commissioner Dr Frederick A Cook born 1865 Arctic explorer Today in History June 10 1610 Dutch single voyage founded New York by Adriaen Block Hendrick Christiansen Block shipwreck led to fortification June 10 1762 Franklin kite experiment electricity anticipated by T F Calibard June 10 1842 Charles Wilkes returns to New York facing arrest over Antarctic discovery claim June 10 1692 Bridget Bishop first Salem Witch Trial victim hanged 1801 Tripoli declares war 1809 First steamship voyage Phoenix 1869 Wyoming grants women suffrage 1889 United Confederate Veterans formed
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Clyde Beatty
Chillicothe
Harry Floyd Byrd
Virginia
New York City
Adriaen Block
Hendrick Christiansen
Henry Hudson
Block
Manhattan Island
Bridget Bishop
Maria
Tripoli
U. S
Phoenix
Wyoming
United Confederate Veterans
New Orleans
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