World Champion Tax Collector has United States rising in debt
A National Association of Manufacturers report condemns Roosevelt era policies as stoking debt and taxes. It contrasts U S growth in taxation since 1912 with the United Kingdom, warning that needles for relief have increased burdens while national debt climbs toward 1939. The piece laments policy failures and declares the era one of folly and administrative ineptitude.
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United States
England
National Association of Manufacturers
United Kingdom
Congress
Franco Faces Spain’s Postwar Dilemma Amid Division
Franco rules as supreme chieftain facing reconstruction food shortages and threats from enemies. He must balance Monarchists who seek a crown and Falangists who push to join Rome Berlin axis while securing foreign aid from England and France. The 3 million Falangists push for alliance as Franco weighs future Europe policy.
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Spain
Francisco Franco
Franco
Catalonia
Barcelona
Madrid
Asturian
Europe
Berlin
Gibraltar
Tangier
French Morocco
Mussolini
Hitler
England
France
Vomiting in Infants Causes and Feeding Tips
Doctors explain that infant vomiting can result from overeating air swallowing, improper nursing technique, infections, or pyloric muscle thickening. Positioning the baby upright during feeds, interrupting feedings, and patting the back aid drainage. Breastfed babies empty faster than those fed cow milk mixtures. overfeeding leads to longer stomach retention and more vomiting.
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Robert A. Strong
Tulane University Medical
Crcuit
New Orleans
Br. Strong
Milk curd and infant feeding tips from Dr Bundesen
A passage by Dr. Herman N. Bundesen discusses protein in milk, best feeding positions for infants, risks of unboiled milk, and steps like cooling milk. It also includes a reader Q&A on dizziness in an elderly person, recommending doctor exams, blood pressure checks, urine tests, and possible glasses changes.
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King Peas, Dnd. Inc
Mothers, Daughters, and Dreams of Lost Youth
A reflective piece on parental expectations, gender roles, and the pressure on loved ones to fulfill imagined futures. It contrasts a mother’s reminiscence of her own youth with the daughter’s path, noting how portraits of yearning shape family hopes and social norms.
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Jett
Mother
Suter
Billard
Sinter
Quiz style questions about history and science
A collection of fragmented trivia prompts covering music intervals earthquakes numbers months roman calendar and general knowledge. Items ask notes in an octave Vesuvian eruption dating Crimean War execution of dates and flags with broken spellings and missing letters.
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Mareh
Brimada
Ecuntelen
Anawers
King Features Béndicale, Inc
News Behind the News on a Stalin Hitler Pact Twist
Washington reports reveal a shock claim that Stalin and Hitler arranged a marriage of convenience rather than a formal alliance with Berlin. The piece analyzes motives, trade, and skepticism among Americans about such a deal, noting past German Russian deals and the economic barter behind a non aggression pledge.
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Washington
Berlin
Moscow
Stalin
Moscow Foreign Office
Hitler
von Ribbentrop
Russia
Ukraine
Twitleé
I Js Mein Kampf
United States
Ring Fealoran Ryne Atcate, Inc
Poverty Row Westerns Shape Hollywood’s Lone-Populated Front
The Poverty Row district in Hollywood hosts steady jobs for actors who prefer small-town roots. Producers cling to traditional Western plots featuring schoolteachers and judges’ daughters, with few breaks from the familiar. Most actors are local, thrifty, and tightly knit, living on installments and sharing a communal, self-reliant culture.
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Strapmanger
Hollywood
Engl
Bradman
Westerns Keep Steady Money With Low Overhead and Romance
Edwin C. Hitt surveys Poverty Row westerns noting directors dodge by name on set and improvise. Actors earn from 26 to 300 dollars daily for stars, extras around seven dollars, while studios own few props and locations. yet westerns remain America's reliable romantic niche with clear morals and safe, steady pay.
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Ian
Poverty Row
Tag
Canyon
Desert
Nobady
America
King Peas
Ayn
The Town of Tamar-Tow at the New York World’s Fair
A vivid sketch of a future dream home in the so called town of tomorrow at the fair. It touts spotless bathrooms with no profanity and perfect kitchens, air conditioning to calm ties, and a self ventilating intrade kitchen with odor control. The piece playfully imagines a life free of quarrels and housework drudgeries, a honeymoon haven of modern design.
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Buda Wits
Tilascs
Tamar- Tow
Bela
Nesty
Aries Theodlour
Dhings
Erica
Marriage and miracles in a curious verse fragment
A fragmentary poem-like passage unveils playful musings on marriage, human nature, and social norms. It presents a humorous voice about "fascinating miracle hourcraf" and urges sharing ideas with a friend, noting age and temperament with a dated, playful tone.
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Sven
Fenn
Tomyright
Tsien Fowl
Delinquent taxes drive looms as city backs tax offices
AUGUST 25 1920 San Antonio faces a major effort by legal back tax offices to collect about 1 000 000 dollars in delinquent taxes with attorney Henry Dielmann guiding the case and plans for enforcement beginning around September 1. The Milan building manager Snyder receives a wartime Distinguished Service Cross for heroism, presented in Washington and ceremony at Fort Sam Houston.
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Henry Dielmann
San Antonios
Iispatches
Washington, D.C
Uyder x
Fort. Sam Houston
J. H. Halle
San Antonio
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