Republicans Gather for National Convention Amid Tense Plans
An extended preview outlines Hoover era tactics and the build toward a keynote by a U S Senator from Iowa, with delegates signaling争 for control of committees and a potential platform clash over the 13th Amendment. Heavier emphasis on party leadership, campaign strategy, and possible renomination debates.
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Poaver
Guiomar Fees
Blessed
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Iowa
Tie
Hoover
Seater Dickinson
Fuser
Ghaicnitn
Snell
New York
Herbert Hoover
Hever
Tom
Curtis
Buller
The New Taxes Hit Millions Under Revenue Bill
A historical newspaper piece argues that a new revenue bill will tax many Americans. It notes lower income tax exemptions for married and single filers and increases across brackets. It warns every cent saved or spent will affect the taxpayer and calls for budget discipline.
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Jona Smuth
Uncle Sam
Aim
European critique of American government systems in 1930s prose
The piece argues Europeans misunderstand the American political process. It contrasts the American system with European parliamentarism, noting delays in committees, the role of Congress, and the legitimacy of reformers. It questions names like Jimmy Walker and cites jobless citizens and economic strain as context for criticism.
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Europe
United States
Ringhind
Law Redort
Iatlian Congress
Senate
All Of Us By Marshall Maslin
A fragmentary reminiscence piece lists vivid scenes from summer days and distant places. It contrasts leisure and danger with memories of hot climates, desert heat, summer fields, and youth activities. The narrator muses on being free and avoiding work while imagining cool spaces and distant stars.
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Marshall Maslin
Sunday Miscellany Gossip and Social Snippets
A collage of comic jests and social observations dominates this page. Snippets cover courtship, fashion mishaps, court tales, daily grind, and humorous quips about court life, ads, and the era’s everyday concerns. The tone blends light satire with domestic hints and observational humor.
Opportunity For Small Business Growth
Dr Julius Klein and the Secretary of Commerce urge small businesses to seize a historic chance to prosper. They argue quick adaptability gives small firms a competitive edge over large corporations, enabling independent units to succeed amid rising living standards and stronger buying power. Competition should focus on value rather than temporary price raids.
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Julius Klein
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Your Luck Forecasts and Vague Tales of Money and Misfortune
Readings mingle fortune hints with odd superstitions about houses, knots, dreams, and luck charms. A garbled horoscope mentions money coming, olive feather luck, and a careless tale of a woman with a cautious man. The piece blends astrology, social notes, and curious wonders with unclear details and scattered names.
Daily Editorial Digest Symponium of Editorial Views
Wewespry edits a digest of motions on important subjects, compiled by Consolidated Press Association. The piece surveys prevailing viewpoints, offering concise summaries of current debates and editorial stances across topics and regions.
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Wewespry
Consolidated Press Associatios
Bruening Resignation Sparks German Crisis Discussion
The resignation of Chancellor Bruening triggers wide attention across papers. Observers cite his insecure tenure amid Nazi rise, unemployment and tax pressures, while noting President von Hindenburg’s influence, Papen’s potential leadership, and Hitler’s growing power. Foreign outlets weigh the shock and implications for Germany’s future leadership.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
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Mass
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Europe
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York Times
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Rhe Fa
A Matter of Habit and Home Clutter Warnings
Fragmentary text discusses discipline, organization, and daily routines. It mentions keeping belongings in place, avoiding daydreams, and the drawback of misplaced items. The piece references daily life annoyances like mail, a paperboy, and telephones, with hints of personal habits and self-improvement ideas.
Fragmentary Verse Note From Edgar A. Guest
A damaged OCR fragment cites Edgar A. Guest from 1832 with scattered lines about a house, babies, a view, and a capy reference. The readable text is sparse, offering no clear event or full sentence structure.
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Edgar A. Guest
Bible Thought For Today Power From God
Fragmentary religious note cites Luke ADs 19 about power from God and protection. It mentions a new graduate entering interior decorating with odd phrasing and nonsensical insertions about monograms and a sick maid. The readable content is scarce and garbled.
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