Geneva Conference Ends Where It Began
The Geneva disarmament conference expired quietly after futile talks. Delegates withered in futility as experts argued over formulae while the core issue eluded consensus. Lloyd George warned of a missing scientific foundation for accord, and Germany pressed for armament equality, leaving disarmament prospects bleak and.. The end is not in sight.
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Geneva
Lloyd George
National Defense
Generam von Schleicher
Germany
Farm population shifts toward farms in 1932 rise
The Agriculture Department reports January 1 1932 farm residents exceed January 1 1930 by 648000. Farm population value reaches 1260000 plus, up from 4112000 a year earlier, with central regions most affected though non New England and non South Atlantic areas also show gains. Slower urban industry drives rural return, possibly temporary.
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Federal Department of Agriculture
New England
South Atlantic
Lamplighters to Vanish From Baltimore Streets
In Baltimore the lamplighter, once a common sight as gas lamps gave way to electric lights, is set to disappear. The figure who tended street lamps at night will be replaced, with modern lighting ending the daily rounds that once made him a familiar guardian of the dark.
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Baltimore
Hateman
Alan
Tiguris
Tog
Dave Joer
Qin Yeutg Wat
Handwriting on the Wall in Nelson Harding's Column
A quirky New York column by Nelson Harding weaves social mockery and celebrity quips. It references George Raft, Mildred Bailey, Kate Smith, and Roy L. McCardell, while skirting banter about speakeasies, theater lobbies, and Parisian chic, ending with a sly jab at a Grand Central street vendor.
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New York
George Raft
Vincent Lopee
North Cohocton
Rosamond Pinchot
Jimmy Johnstone
Charles V. Macarthur
Roy L.mccardel
Eiffel Tower
George Rockwell
Charles Evans Hughes Jr
Pat Roney
George M. Cohan
Danerr
Bender
Ike & Ught
Listen World! By Elsie Robinson
An exhortation urging readers to engage with politics and understand conditions that affect jobs homes and money. It argues citizens must study tariffs taxes and loans, pick the right candidate and then hold them to their promises in the next election.
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Washington
America
Areal
Lings
Kine
Tate
What Wives See in a Husband in Marriage
Marian byline Helen Rowland analyzes why women pick husbands. She suggests wives seek many roles in men from guardian to partner, seeing him as gift, escape, or adventure. The piece explores expectations and social ideas about marriage and partner dynamics.
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Ponce
Ambiguous romance tale arouses public interest
Fragmentary OCR suggests a melodramatic scene with a woman facing public scrutiny amid talk of a national sensation. A Bracery-store man and a large Ivory show loom as critics debate motive, intent, and a possible premeditated move, while mentions of cooking and cakes appear as scattered details.
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Une
Abe
King Cramty
10 and 20 Years Ago From the Fires of The San Antonio Light
A collage of archival notes references 1908 events none the less. Lieutenant James II Deantite prepares for an ocean voyage after arriving at Camp Johnson near Jacksonville Florida. An August 5 1908 aviator Fred NeKor nearly dies when his plane crashes into a tree. The piece also mentions Prohibition era reform urging repeal of army officer reductions.
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San Antonio
Fred NeKor
Marrowly
Remembering Prairie Hay Free For All Near Forney Texas
This fragment recalls a past scene near Forney in the Dallas area where prairie hay was freely available to anyone. A man and crew used a second-hand mower to harvest hay while neighbors helped, some taking hay as others protested. The tale hints at community dynamics and local names in a hazy memory.
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Southern
Forney
Dallas
Jon
Hearst Papers Advocate Policy Proposals
Advocate outlines three measures: a five billion dollar loan to curb unemployment and boost circulation, adoption of a percentage sales tax law with tax cuts to finance industry, and a modification of the Volstead act to permit light wines and beers to revive industry and reduce crime, restoring liberty and government income.
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