Executive Council ridiculed as powerless by Nebraska legislature
The Nebraska lower house rejected the Executive Council as a misnamed body with no real power. It notes Democrat Bryan’s shifting stance and contrasts elected state officers with the council, urging return to constitutional governance and opposition to political maneuvering.
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Nebraska
Executive Council
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
George Marsh
Chas D. Robinson
Dan Swanson
Fred Johnson
Charlie
Brother William
Bryans
Champ Clark
Brother Chearille
Hair Grower Claims World Record Results
Advertises Oriental Hair Root Hair Grower that supposedly grows hair on bald heads and cures dandruff. Must not be used where hair is not wanted. Sold at $1.75 per jar. Agents wanted. Contact Prof. M. S- Crosse 448 Logan Ave, Winnipeg, Man.
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Prof. M. S- Crosse
Logan
Winnenes
Man
The Way They Tell It Advertising Messenger of the Press
The piece argues newspaper advertising is superior for selling wares. It contrasts street shouting circulars and word of mouth with printer ink in papers as the best messenger. It stresses choosing ads that capture attention and keep a steady, careful approach.
False accusations against Mr. Keck in state tax claim
The Record defends Mr. Keck against a false charge raised on the state legislature floor. It denies that state tax increases were 124 percent, noting municipal 12 percent, county 24 percent, and school 31 percent rises, and asserts no truth to the accusation.
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Keck
Lincoln
Polk County
Mr. Keck
Farmers urged to form co operatives under new credit act
The Federal Farm Loan Board explains that direct loans to individuals are not allowed. Direct advances can go to co operative marketing or livestock associations with security from warehouse receipts or chattel mortgages. Nebraska farmers must organize to pool credit to access the new system.
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Federal Farm Loan Board
Farm Loan Banks
Washington
Co-Operative Marketing Association
Livestock Associations
Federal Farm Loan Bank
Nebraska
War Finance Corporation
Nebraska Farmer
Public Sale of Horses and Mules Near Durant
A sale of horses and mules will be held at Henry Swanson's farm three miles south of Durant on Thursday April 5 starting at 1 p m. The event is announced by A B Nelson.
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Henry Swanson
Durant
B. Nelson
Easter Ham and Bacon Deals at City Market
City Market advertises ham and bacon for Easter at low prices with phone contact 20. Young & Young promotes best value and quick orders for shoppers seeking meat specials.
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Young & Young
Nebraska Prosperity Poem and Editorial on Cooperation
An Nebraska poetic piece extols spring and prosperity with farming life, urging patience and steady progress. It argues for cooperation over selfishness, noting wheat and corn prices, and calls farmers and merchants to prepare, improve roads, and pursue shared growth as the era of prosperity approaches.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Nebraska Pride Stands Amid State Legislature Efforts
The piece defends Nebraska’s legislative work, urging cooperation within the market and trade areas. It praises Nebraska’s laws, the quality of its people, and the state’s reputation, arguing patience with state government and a steady, prideful view of local citizenship.
New Disease Found Stumps Red Cross Applicant
A World War II veteran, seeking aid at Pittsburgh Red Cross chapter, described illness but could not name the condition. When asked for a diagnosis the man quipped that the doctor says it is the formation of the diagnosis.
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Pittsburgh
The
American Red Cross
Sidelong Portrait of a Jealous Groom in a Tiny Tale
A young woman pleads for love while the five months' groom scoffs at her fears. He asserts control over her time and dismisses the notion of his deep affection, treating love as a casual grant he may grant or withhold. The exchange reveals a strained, possessive dynamic.
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John
Della
Senator Sorghum on Speech Topics in Public Life
The Washington Star quotes Senator Sorghum arguing a public speaker must address issues beyond entertainment. He states a man in his position cannot limit talks to baseball and motion pictures.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Minor Stage Exchange Reveals Patrons at Society Affair
A brief dialogue shows a guest insisting she is always one of the patronized rather than merely patroness, hinting at social distinctions within a society event. The exchange underscores classed roles in social gatherings.
Tit for Tat and Carry-On Baney Scene
The fragment describes Baney controlling a mare while fillies seize the money and fly. A dialog hints at a heaven question regarding Mr. Whenpeck’s wife, followed by banter about trouble there. The tone resembles a stage farce with quick back and forth remarks.
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Whenpeck
Henpeck
yYes
Between Friends and a Blind Beggar Offer
Dialogue shows two girls reacting to a blind beggar who asks for help. The first girl insists on giving aid while the second mocks the beggar's blindness, highlighting a contrast in compassion and cruelty.
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Ea Peat
Test for Love Letters
A prompt urges readers to test love letters by imagining their aloud delivery by a plaintiff’s lawyer. The quoted exchange suggests evaluating tone and potential courtroom impact before sharing intimate notes.
A Colonial Bargain on Land and Hunting Rights
A dialogue over land price and hunting privileges. Goodman argues settlers should pay for annual rights to hunt on Sasquatch land while bargaining a penny-per-acre rate.
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Goodman
Does It Look Easy to Install Plumbing?
A contractor proclaims that knowing how makes work easy and satisfactory for customers. Their aim is total customer satisfaction not only with installation but with the plumbing system’s performance.
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