Growing Pains Case of a 16 Year Old Girl
A 16 year old girl known as Sally writes of unhappiness from restrictions, while a column notes growing pains are normal. Advice explains discontent can be healthy up to a point and urges understanding with her mother, suggesting occupation and communication to ease tension. It ends with a reminder to appreciate a mother's patience and affection.
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Jig Sah Puzzle Sparks Welfare Row in Everett
Police quelled a family quarrel in Everett after the wife said the husband’s 25 cent allotment from the welfare department for a new jig saw puzzle caused the dispute. He was urged to return to his old puzzles.
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Aiding New Legislators Chief Adviser Margaret Mehn
Secretary Henry T Rainey mentors new congress with Margaret Mehn a 24 year old ex officio adviser in Kingston to guide freshmen senators and representatives as wives. If they want.
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Stand Erect And Overcome Faulty Posture
Antoinette Donnelly urges improved posture as a mood booster and health aid. She cites experts on standing tall to combat blues, fear, and fatigue, noting that erect carriage aids circulation and nerve function. The piece recommends neck muscle strengthening exercises to fix slouched posture.
Creo mulsion cough relief claim ad appears
An advertising blurb promotes Creo mulsion as a powerful, harmless cough remedy with seven science based ingredients. It claims no narcotics and suggests a druggist refund policy, though the text is fragmented and promotional in tone.
Barrack Briefs and Boxing Notes From the School
The column lists sergeants and corporals with many names, notes a Southwest Boxing Tournament lineup including Goldstein and Crabb, plus troop demerits, a rick rack food joke, a chemistry lab explosion linked to Johnny Funk, and minor school anecdotes about Cap tains, keys to the city, and the Roswell debutante query.
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Bill Kennedy
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Eighteenth Amendment Praised as Child Welfare Landmark
Dr Joy Elmer Morgan of the National Educational Association hails the eighteenth amendment as the greatest child welfare measure aside from founding the church and establishing the common school. He says the reform will prove effective after twenty-five years and credits American patience and perseverance. Representative James Buchanan of Texas rises to chair the House Appropriations Committee, a position second in importance to the speakership.
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Norris Plans Direct Presidential Elections Proposal
Washington March 21 AP Senator George W Norris of Nebraska, author of the lame duck amendment, introduces a plan to reform presidential elections. States would award presidential votes proportionally to each party’s share of the popular vote, with ties resolved by the House and Senate. The scheme also proposes proportional vice presidential votes and a joint congressional tally.
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Baron von Neurath Named German Ambassador to the United States
Berlin reports indicate Baron Constantine von Neurath, foreign minister in Hitler’s cabinet, will become the new German ambassador to Washington. He succeeds Dr. Friedrich W. von Prittwitz, who has resigned as envoy and was an appointee of the pre Hitler regime.
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Notice for Publication of Homestead Proof in Roswell NM
Department of the Interior notices George Hitchen of Roswell NM filed for 3 year proof to establish land claim in South half of Section 27 Township 6 South Range 21 East N M P Meridian. Hearing before Dan C Savage in Roswell on April 12, 1933. Witnesses Cryce K McDonald Thorn Dye McKnight Earl McDowell all of Roswell NM. May etc.
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Woman Rates Husband For Walking On In Court
A Joliet March 22 AP report notes Magistrate John J. Nicholson ruled on a domestic dispute. A woman stated she could rate her husband for walking on her. The decision reflects a quirky crime/marital case from the era.
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Lil
Interet
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