Review of world events with Hoover tour and European talks
Edward W Pickard surveys early 1930s shifts as Latin American visits and diplomacy unfold. Hoover faces anarchist plots in Buenos Aires and Chile welcomes him with grand ceremonies while reparations talks in Europe drift toward Paris. King George VI’s health prompts major operations and Washington hosts aviation progress as public life contends with influenza and reform measures.
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Yaeber Hoover
thesident-Elect
Andes
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Mr. Hoover
Tate
Hoover
Chile
Santiago
Carlos Thanez
Republic
Latin America
Iicoyen
Hanger
Montevideo
Uruguay
Utah
Rio de Taneiro
Why We Do What We Do by Thomson on sportsmanship
A reflection on good sportsmanship across sports and nations. It praises high ideals such as courtesy, courage, generosity, and self control, noting how fair play outlasts the final score and shapes our regard for athletes and behavior in life.
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Pola
United States
Rot
What Your Child Wants to Know About Light Waves
Barbara Bourja explains that light and sound are waves traveling through air. Light waves move faster and spread in many directions, creating glimmer and color as they reach our eyes. The piece offers a gentle primer on wave behavior for curious kids.
Village choirboys form cricket team seeks support
The Tendon Chronicle reports the village choirboys appoint a junior as honorary secretary to form a cricket team. The youngster asks the curate for help and ends his plea with a note about using bats stored in the belfry, as cited by the Boston Transcript.
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Tendon Chronicle
Boston Transcript
Young Stranger Deceives Village Maiden in Hiawatha Poem
The verse describes a visitor with flaunting feathers and a reed flute who lures the fairest maiden away, leaving her elders and village behind. The daughter’s departure signals the pull of youth and unknown paths as age and duty recede.
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Hiawatha
Elegant Vintage Dishes With Creamy Twists
A dated catalog of quirky snack ideas includes Celery and Artichoke Cocktail with minced artichokes and celery, a creamy ketchup lemon paprika blend, Creamed Chicken in Toast Patties, mashed potatoes with peanut butter, Blackeyed Susans strawberry orange petals, Almond and Potato Balls, Marshmallow Date Pudding, and Steff prones with rich cream cheese. Each recipe offers a playful, period kitchen approach for entertaining.
Wonders Come to Pass In a Smokers Sore Throat Mystery
A neighborhood mother reassures on Betty's health, saying the smoker's sore throat is only a minor issue and not alarming, reflecting cautious optimism amid local worries. The item mirrors light, human interest tone from a 1928 Western Newspaper Onion fragment.
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Smoker
Betty
Danter
Ohio State Journal
Fine Women and Mothers in a Poem of 1928
A reflective poem contrasts rich glamorous women with earth owed mothers and wives who gave much. It laments beauty bought with gold and praises mothers and selfless women, noting that true worth lies beyond mere fashion and wealth.
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Douglas Mailorh
Thoughts on time and temptation by F A Walker
The piece urges workers to guard their 120 weekly hours after the grind, warning against dissipation and urging pursuit of pure companionship, uplifting reading, and disciplined habits. It cites a New York tragedy of a woman killed and self destruction by dissipation, urging self control to avoid a harvest of regret.
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Culder
Senate
California
Arizona
Colorado
Nevada
Ashurst
Hayden
Census Committee
New York
Superstitious Sue Seeks Kisses Upon New Dress
A fragment from a McClure Syndicate item notes a superstition involving sewing on a new dress. If a finger is jabbed and the heart beats with joy, it supposedly signals that the wearer will be showered with kisses when first donning the garment.
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N. B
McClure Neweparar Syndicate
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Paraguay
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Siles
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Kellege
la Paz
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Esan
London
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George
Prince of Wales
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Aristide Briand
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Lugano
Germany
Committee of Experts
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France
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Umania
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Bratiano
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Publi Buildings Commission
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American Farm Bureau Federation
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Chicago
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Sears
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Coolidge
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MacCracken
America
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Mexican Federation of Labor
Obregonistas
Union of
Federal District
Arichigan
Tinesit
Lansing
Etta Mae Miller
Supreme Court
Federa
Pacific Coast
Ames A. Patten
Gene Carr
Newspaper Syndicat
M. BH. Thomson
Phen
Barbara Bourja
Onion
By Douglas Malloch
MacClure Newspaper Syndicate
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