Clean Streams for Health and Happiness Dalton Newspaper
The Dalton weekly publicizes health by clean streams with a general note on publication from Dalton Cook County Illinois. The issue lists Kinney Hood Printing Co publishers and Thomas F. Kinney editor with A M Levy as Chicago representative and notes postal registration and mailing details.
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Kinney-Hood Printing CO. Publishers
Thomas F. Kinney
A. M. Levy
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
Tower
Dalton
Cook County
Ilinois
Satirical Observations On Politics And Society
A collection of wry comments on postwar politics, taxation, government spending, and social life. The piece jokes about congress spending, job creation, calendar reform, and consumer finance while noting public attitudes toward work, debt, and morality.
Industrial Self Help Says Congress Adjourns Without Fresh Session
The Test Congress has adjourned with no extra session planned. Citizens should solve personal problems and business should stay hopeful. Cheering forward talk supports enterprise while pessimism stifles growth as business cycles ebb and flow like tides.
Hoover's First Term Halfway Review Report
President Hoover reached the midpoint of his term on March 4 with mixed reviews. Friends praise him while foes fault his performance, and the nation faces its deepest mood in a decade as opinion splits on his responsibility for current troubles.
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Hoover
President seeks reelection in tough era of upheaval
The passage argues that any president facing continued instability over the next 18 months will have an uphill reelection task. It speculates that if Mr Hoover could foresee the crisis he might return to his old engineering work.
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Hoover
India Peace Hopes Rise From Gandhi Talks with Britain
The article notes Britain's loss of colonies and the potential accord with Mahatma Gandhi as a path to reduced conflict. It argues the agreement could advance world peace and prosperity if implemented.
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Mahatma Gandhi
Fractured Humorous Skits and Rural Dialect Laughs
A column of short comic lines and sketches features banter about murder rumors and odd behavior, jokes about poetry and birds, a nurse discussion, and rural farmyard misadventures. It includes lines on happiness as a state of mind and a farmer quip about a mule and a cow.
Introducing a Half-Back to a Young Player
A concise note describes the aim of a session to explain strategy briefly while presenting a half-back to the learner. The focus is on basic positioning and the flow of play to spark interest in the game.
Epitaph and a Kansas druggist parcel post tale
The Kansas City Star notes a Lakin druggist who shipped ice cream by parcel post with a warning that after five days delivery would be unnecessary. The item includes an epitaph about a man who saved his all and died before a blizzard. A quip panel features Helen and Walter with a misinterpreted love-light warning.
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The
Kansas City Star
Sleep Deprivation Linked to Illnesses at Syracuse University
Investigation finds lack of eight hours sleep causes most illnesses among female students at Syracuse University. Excessive late nights at parties shows females and males ignore rest needs. Youthful desire for evenings out clashes with body's need for sleep. The report warns of health risks if proper rest is not taken.
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Syracuse University
Ills of Automobiles Highlight Traffic Safety Gaps
An analysis comparing World War deaths with auto fatalities in 18 months shows 50,510 AEF deaths and 50,900 highway deaths in the prior 18 months. The survey identifies failure to yield, excessive speed, and wrong driving as leading causes. It calls for licensing, better enforcement, and updated traffic codes to curb crashes.
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Travelers Insurance Company
Amos and Andy Earn Big Through Radio Revenue
Wim Weddell of NBC told Harvey chamber members on March 4 that Amos and Andy each earn over 800000 yearly, plus 50000 salaries and about 2500 per appearance. The talk covered radio's business and social role, tracing industry growth to national hook ups.
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Amos
Andy
Wim
Weddell
National Broadcasting Company
Harvey Chamber of Commerce
C. of C
Furniture Mart
Chicago
Harvey Tribune
Illinois agricultural output and early territorial leadership
Illinois boasts eighteen counties each producing over five million dollars in farm crops annually. The state has a record one hundred fourteen religious denominations, more than any other state. Shadrach Bond, an project farmer from the Illinois Territory, became the first delegate to Congress and later the first Governor of Illinois.
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Illinois
Illinois Territory
Shadrach Bond
Monroe County
Ilinois
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Fred
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Daniel
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Jane
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Walter
Amos & Andy
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First Trust & Savings Bank of Riverdale
Childrens
Mary Adams
Childrens Shoes
Oxfords
Sherwin-Williams
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