Clean Streams for Health and Happiness Editorial Notes
A humorous weekly column from Dalton Illinois discusses Admiral Byrd heading to the south pole while locals joke about winter cold. It lampoons politicians graft lobbyists and court fiction, notes gullible taxpayers and youths pursuing diplomas amid a fading era of reform.
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Admiral Byrd
South Pole
Distorted Mind's Dream in Lindbergh Case
John Trughes Curtis of Norfolk admits his claimed knowledge of the Lindbergh baby abductors was imagination. He cites a distorted mind as the cause, a charitable view that underscores how the case unsettled Americans and spawned wild theories. If sane, his actions harmed a grieving family and merit punishment.
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John Trughes Curtis
Norfolk
Lingbergh
Curtis
Violence Rules Japan and World Fear Grows
In Japan the murder of the premier marks a rise of brutal force challenging peace and law. Military leaders seek a new cabinet and may dictate civil government, risking governance focused on cannon and explosives over justice and reason.
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Japan
Tokio
Lower Building Costs Wage Cuts Shaping New York Unions
New York building trade unions reach wage reductions of 20 to 30 percent. The agreement aims to lower construction costs and boost industry activity amid economic pressure.
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New York
Labor wages and price disputes limit work and spending
The text argues high pay promises backfire as workers get little real work. It notes that $12 per day is unsatisfying without tasks and that merchants cannot price goods so high they stay unsold. It also says mechanics cannot live on wages priced out of demand.
Congress Should Act On Revenue And Economy Delays
A public urge for swift congressional action on revenue and economy measures grows as delays fuel frustration. Farmers, commercial interests, and labor groups seek harmony, but ongoing debates stall progress and confuse the public. The piece mocks lengthy speeches and favors concise, decisive leadership.
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Congress
Washington
Expanding Credit Pushes Bank Reserves to Aid Business
Twelve leaders led by Owen D Young unite to press for expanded credit as the Federal Reserve buys government bonds, swelling bank reserves. Yet cautious bankers fear panicky, impulsive public action and hoard liquidity while solid ventures seek funding to move the economy.
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Owen PD. Young
Federal Reserve Bank
Cod Fish Commercials and Spawning Facts
Cod range from 12 to 85 pounds, with some exceeding 200 pounds, and can grow over six feet. On the American coast they spawn between November and April. A 1 pound fish yields about 2,700,000 eggs per spawning period, roughly 387,000 eggs per quart.
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Western Newspaper Union
Murder! Help! A garbled mix of quotes and complaints
A long fragmentary text mixes jokes, advertisements, and quips about college degrees, a florist notice, and a crime scenario. It includes a printed misprint cor set, a dairy of unsuitable remarks, and a racy, disjointed narration about a man drowning and a stenographer's challenge with spelling.
Witty snippets and capers from a lighthearted column
A collage of humorous remarks on fashion love and manners. A Virginia boy’s joke about overalls and a giggling exchange with Clarissa set an easygoing tone. The pieces mix quips about wigs kissing and social trends with a playful elevator bay aside.
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