Garth Leads Treasure Hunt Through North Wilds
Alan Garth the prospector guides Burton Ramill and Vivian Huxley with Lilith Ramill through subarctic terrain toward the Mackenzie. Tensions rise as the crew debates the value of a platinum placer while Garth stays wary of treachery and prepares for a long trek out.
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Alan Garth
Airways
Burton Ramill
Lilith
Vivian Huxley
Garth
Lilith Ramill
Ramil
Mackenzie
Huxley
Mr. Ramill
Alan
Huxby
Mr. Ramnill
Miss Ramill
Dad
Vivian
the Willows
Desert risk urged for West in Tugwell warning
Undersecretary Rexford Tugwell warns the Great Plains and Middle West face desertification if farming and logging continue. He cites explorer fiction to illustrate a future drought and calls for immediate steps to conserve trees grass and water across Western states by 2235.
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West Country
Tugwell
Great Plains
Mississippi
Washington Post
Middle West
Rexford G. Tugwell
Mississippi River
Great Desert
A Cheerful Briton on Confidence and German steel woes
The piece notes Maj. L. B. Angas predicting a quick U S economic boom in consumer goods and housing, while warning against German steel bids for New York projects. It also reports record air altitude by American officers, Ethiopian camera assault, Hollywood soul beliefs, and corn shortages impacting meat prices.
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L. B. Angas
American Bankers’ Association
United States
Germany
Triborough
New York
Mr. Hitler
Hitler
President warns of danger of war at Arlington
In Arlington National Cemetery the President urged adequate defense on land sea and air. He stressed defense must begin with air and then be reinforced underwater as well.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Magnesia
23Rd St
Long Island City
N.Y
Roosevelt Eyes Early Canada United States Trade Accord
President Roosevelt announced the early consummation of a commercial agreement between Canada and the United States. He highlighted two independent peoples closely knit by blood ties and shared heritage with similar standards of life.
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Roosevelt
Canada
United States
Lawyers and clients robbed in Brownsville window business sale
Eleven lawyers and clients in Brownsville discuss a window cleaning business sale when four gunmen entered and robbed them of 2261 dollars. The bandits told the group to raise their hands and then left with the cash.
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New York
Brownsville
King Features Syndicate, Inc
WNU Service
First Settlers in Louisiana
Louisiana was first settled by the French around 1700. Early colonists were reluctant to farm, hoping to fortune through pearl fisheries or mining ventures rather than agriculture.
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Louisiana
Feathers in Early Golf Balls Revealed
In the early days golf balls were stuffed with feathers and rolf balls used in play reflecting vintage equipment and construction methods of the era.
Bayer Aspirin Ad Appeals to Safe Headache Relief
An advertisement urges readers to consult their doctor about safe regular use of preparations for headaches and suggests Bayer Aspirin as a fast reliable option. It emphasizes medical caution about older remedies and cites broad user experience supporting Bayer Aspirin's safety for regular use.
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Bayer Aspirin
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