Felton reports no suffering found in Neb state tour
Nebraska WPA administrator Linclon D. Felton said after a 1200 mile county tour that no suffering of the needy is evident though farm income cuts threaten county budgets. He noted optimism in rural areas and good moisture for wheat.
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Lincoln
D. F. Felton
Nebraska
WPA
Crouth
W. H. Smith
Netaska
Dreath
Smith
Federal Crop Statistician
Platte
North Platte
What Can I Do for Christ and the Church
Lesson stresses every Christian as worker in God s vineyard not just pastors. It outlines builders of the house with Jesus Christ as foundation the master builder Paul s call to lay only that foundation and the danger of wood hay and stubble then moves to seed sowers Galatians 6 6 10 urging patient harvest and enduring faithfulness in good works.
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God’s Vineyard
Christ
Jesus Christ
Paul
God
Cause and Cure of Rheumatism in Modern Times
A discussion on rheumatism or arthritis outlines its historical prevalence, links infection from teeth tonsils and other organs as a cause, and notes factors like climate diet and heredity that worsen symptoms. It promotes threefold treatment: heat, salicylates for pain, and reducing starch intake, plus advocating smaller meals to aid digestion and boost energy.
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Great Britain
Europe
America
Ralph Pemberton
Philadelphia
A. A. Fletcher
Toronto
Father of Electricity Title: William Gilbert born in 1540 dubbed father of electricity
The article notes Englishman William Gilbert born in 1540 is called the father of electricity for his early work on magnetism and static electricity. It emphasizes his pioneering investigations into electric and magnetic forces.
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William Gilbert
Citizen King Louis Philippe of France a 1830 48 ruler
Louis Philippe known as Citizen King ruled France from 1830 to 1848. The moniker reflected his constitutional monarchy and popular appeal during the July Monarchy era.
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Louis Philippe
France
Star Dust and Studio Scuttlebutt in Hollywood
Hollywood gossip notes John Barrymore and Elaine Barrie sign a three year contract for joint films. Freddie Bartholomew settles with MGM for large weekly sums and legal fees. Clayton Collier gains radio stage success while Tyrone Power hides a party persona. Anne Miller rises from obscurity, Warren Newell saves Alice Faye, and Bing Crosby pursues Claude Binyon for future scripts amid talk of Great Garrick and Doctor Christian on radio.
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Paramount
John Barrymore
Elaine Barrie
Mr. Barrymore
Miss Barrie
New York
Clayton Collier
Leo Reisman
Eddy Duchin
Kitty Kelly
Inferne
Bing Crosby
Carole Lombard
Claude Binyon
Bing
Mary Carlisle
Gary
Robert Taylor
Barbara Stanwyck
Lanny Ross
Warner Brothers
Garrick
Brian Aherne
Olivia de Haviland
Jean Hersholt
Doctor Dafoe
Doctor Christian
Columbia System
Western Newspaper Union
Answers to Ask Me trivia questions from historical page
Topics cover earth water area, US land and water area, Aeolus winds, shellac origin, top vocal range, and a floating weather bureau. Notable items include 196,950,000 square miles of earth surface with 139,440,000 water, 3,738,395 square miles US land water, Aeolus as wind ruler, shellac from a insect, and Erna Sack high C singer.
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United States
Luther Burbank
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Weather Bureau
mid-Atlantic
Brawley
Calif
Onward Christian Soldiers Hymn Origin Story
The Washington Post recalls how students in Yorkshire asked Rev Sabine Bar ing Gould to compose a marching hymn for Whitsuntide. He wrote it in minutes, originally set to a Haydn tune, with later music by Sir Arthur Sullivan inspired by a sudden impulse.
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Yorkshire
Eng
Sabine Baring Gould
Joseph Haydn
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Washington Post
One for the Judge Policeman Warning
A light humor item contrasts a motorist’s misread notice with a police request to slow down. A beauty column touts natural charm in a girl from carriage to modern car, while a boy’s charm hinges on a sporty coupe as advised by a beauty authority.
Concluding Joke Latch of a Circus Sitdown
A humor piece presents lines about history jokes and crowd banter at a circus. A portly man asks a woman to pardon him after stepping on her foot while a spectator notes elephants remain outside the ring.
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Paredon
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Neb
Ben F. Saunders
State Bank Examiner
RFC
Iowa
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American Waterworks Association
Omaha
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Edward Soucek
Department of Mechanics and Hydraulics
University
T. B
W.H. Menzel
State Planning Board
E. A. Wicks
Potato Control Committee
Colorado
Wyoming
Secretary of Agriculture
U.S
Wicks
Christian Workers
Dr. Barton
Harold L. Lundquist
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Star Dust ‘Movie Radio
Freddie Bartholomew
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Freddie
Mr. Gallagher
Janet Gaynor
Twentieth Century- Fox
Tyrone Power
Mr. Power
Disraeli
Ann Miller
Ginger Rogers
Radio City
Milton Berle
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Mr. Newell
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Dresden Opera Company
Wilson
Johnson
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Jefferson
Ministry of Air
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William the Conqueror
England
Firestone
Grij Titres
Paul Stiefboldt
Carl Shoger
Troy
Lily Lake
Big Rock
Wheatland
Illinois
Clarence Shoger
Firestone Auto Supply & Service Store
Chicago
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