Driving Education to Cut Auto Deaths in Nine States
A 1930s editorial urges driving instruction in high schools to reduce fatalities. It argues parents set safety examples, cites 1934 US auto death rates, and calls for education and enforceable laws. It notes programs in nine states and New Jersey, Akron, and urges parental responsibility for safe driving.
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New York
Ty Hd Schogis
USA
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Loward
District of Columbian
Ely
New Jersey
Gariel Hich
Akron
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Tinier Hula Girl Delights America at Sea Welcome
A tiny hula girl captivates aboard during a welcome by Patsy Vannalii. Bono-Tolm’s smallest hula girl wins hearts as she joins the midsummer voyage toward America, drawing cheers from the crowd aboard.
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Patsy Vannalii
Bono- Tolm
America
Siamese government ends traditional panting garb
A Siamese government order abolishes the long colored panting wrap worn by natives for centuries, replacing it with European attire. The ban causes consternation in Bangkok as only women may continue to wear the nanuns, a form of wrap nine feet long and three feet wide, wound around the thighs.
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Bangkok
Siam
A Temple of Music Poem by Leonard Barrett
A fragmentary verse piece explores music as a spiritual ascent beyond the flawed world. The speaker cites divine vision and ritual union, praising poetry that channels soul since music unites discordant tones into a higher harmony.
Enemy brothers pose in Red Sox Yankee clash photo
The image shows Bill Dickey of the Yankees and George Dickey of the Red Sox, brothers with opposing teams, positioned behind the plate as the rivals meet in a classic baseball confrontation.
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Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Bill Dickey
Tankees
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Skeets
Dickey
Red Sox
Mountain View of Calm Detachment Inspires Clear Thinking
City editor urges readers to rise above daily stress and view problems from a higher perspective. By stepping back like an observer on a mountain, individuals gain calm, reveal solutions, and ride through troubles with better judgment. Insightful analogy links art, life, and personal growth.
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Igomar
Weste Newspaper
Calon
Mountains Farm Shrines The Mountings of Hipan
Fragmentary text describes religious features on mountings and shrines atop mountains. Mentions worship, significance, and a commemoration or service. Text is garbled with misread characters and lacks clear names or events.
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Owst
Jes
Temper and Tables in the Home: Anger, Wisdom, and Balance
The article argues anger harms relationships and urges calm replies when conflicts arise. It discusses how words of anger affect both parties, the value of soft responses, and how misread tones reflect inner annoyance. It then shifts to furniture notes, noting table styles and weight balance for stable opens and leaves.
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Balere
Saul
Smart Tunic Fashion Note With Navy Pattern
A fashion blurb describes a navy toned tunic with a vivid bine motif and a white vestee. The piece highlights a nervy design, sheer elements, and a collar. Names appear as Anne Dsvis and La Msi, though context is unclear.
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Navy
To Keep Unused Paint Do Not Leave Free Cans Behind
Fragmented instruction warns not to leave two unused paint cans after finishing. It mentions compliance with a license and disposal steps, urging proper handling and safety. The garbled text shows guidance on finishing a task and avoiding waste.
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Sed
Dewa Eom
New Sea Rules Aim to Safeguard Vessels At Sea
New regulations set tighter safety standards for ships including alarm systems loudspeaker networks and automatic sprinklers. Provisions cover vessels with no fire detection or sprinkler setups, requiring installations or alternative watch procedures with ongoing supervision and records for inspection.
Detroit Preserves General Grant Deiter House for Exhibit
The former residence of General Geo Classes known for Civil War fame will be preserved intact. The property on Fort Street is now part of the Michigan State War Association and moved to the state fair grounds for public display.
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Detroit
Grant Deiter
Geo
Michigan Svem Wair Association
Fort Street
Michicar Mumai Liability Company
Old Northwest Courthouse Rebuilt for Preservation
The first court house in the Pacific Northwest and the second oldest in Washington, the old Jackson Siena near Chehalis, was rebuilt for preservation. Built by John B. Jackson, an early settler, the log-paliding structure stands 12 miles south of Chehalis.
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Old Northwest
Chebsiis, Wash
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SecoRa
Washington
Jackson Siena
Chehalis
Int
John B. Jackson
Will Instructs Ten Day Body Period Amid Court Dispute
In Pasadena a peculiar will by Auguste J. Paris requests that his body be left untouched for ten days after death due to fear of being buried alive. Pierre Paris, his son, petitioned the court to invalidate the codicil, citing state laws on disposal of the dead and challenging the attempt to carry out the father's wishes.
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Pasadena
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Auguste J. Paris
Pierre Paris
Tim Trom
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