How One State Aids In Home and Farm Financing
President Hoover urges government aid for home ownership. California’s veteran home loan plan, backing homes with 3 percent interest and low deposits, has financed $35.8 million in nine years and expanded to $50 million bonds. Similar credit programs could broaden home ownership nationwide to deter crime.
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Hoover
Ms. Hoover
California
Tariff Reciprocity Policy Urged by Democrats in Congress
The piece argues Representative Rainey of Illinois and Democratic leaders call for tariff reduction via reciprocity. It cites floor leader Baisey stating tariffs should be lowered with a reciprocity clause and that foreign nations must match rates before reductions take effect. It claims current tariffs harm international trade and debtors should resume payments.
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House of Representatives
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Raines
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The Great Protector Penny Christmas Seals Urge Aid
The double barred cross symbolizes the Tuberculosis and Health Association which funds its fight against the white plague through penny Christmas seals. Each seal helps provide food rent fresh air and medical care. a dollar can reach a child and two dollars may save an adult by funding open air classrooms and treatment.
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Tuberculosis and Health Association
Private decadence of New York after midnight
A 1931 feature describes lavish private clubs and mansions on late-night fin de siecle extravagant dining salons in New York, with onyx and crystal interiors, imported decorators, and famous socialites like Thyra Sumter Winslow. General Pershing and Broadway figures appear in gossiping vignettes of high society excess.
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General Pershing
Piyp
Anit Akory
Bill Robinson
TEXAS TRAILS highlights and Highland Park school pride
A fragmented notice celebrates local heroes and teachers in Highland Park and marks the impact of long serving principals like Frails and Mrs Adm N. Craig. It recalls pupil antics, school life, and a recent student production raising funds for school meals, underscoring community bonds and educational dedication.
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Highland Park
Dne
Adm N. Craig
Prin- Gal
Sol
Rome
Wildwoods
Incequitta
Henry
Public School Helpers Gladden Hearts with Free Meals
By Harry Williams notes a 50 popular figure who sponsored two performances to meet demand. He praises Elma Neal and city schools for securing secretaries for principals, enabling better elementary education. Louise Belle Davis, a Brackenridge graduate, is highlighted in Highland Park secretaryship.
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Bliss Elma Neal
Dpal
Highland Park
Louise Belle Davis
Brackenridge Ali
Listen World by Elsie Robinson
The piece argues against uprisings and class conflict, urging Americans to stay calm and face a coming hard winter with practical sense. It reflects on social tensions, blaming systemic issues rather than individuals and warning that collective trouble is unnecessary if people act with restraint and honesty.
Childhood Ills By Royal Copeland Warns Against Spread
A 1920s style public health piece by Royal and Copeland emphasizes that mothers should keep sick children home from school to prevent spread of diseases like measles, influenza, and pneumonia. It links schoolroom transmission to severe childhood and later life health issues, urging proactive prevention. The article notes long-term risks including kidney disease and high blood pressure and stresses parental responsibility.
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Elazinem
Sant Rar
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland on marriage purpose
The essay argues that marriage aims for companionship and shared pleasures, not mere attraction. It critiques loose marriage beliefs, suggests couples grow by shared tastes and activities, and warns against letting differing interests destroy a marriage.
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Helen Rowland
New Officers Elected and Regulations Adopted in Local Club
Ten and twenty years ago notes record newly elected Conogws Club officers Walter Napier president Bore Calvin first vice president Willem A Prabue treasurer Gilbert Denman secretary H B Beysnt D S A Van Vie Dr Malone Degann Elmer Dittmar and Champe Carter as directors A set of new captain regulations coached by Commissioner Wriekt Theut T O Miller and San Antonio City Attorney Mare Marshall were adopted The public warned about the Christmas mail surge with 25 clerks added but reinforced service will not be handled off the Christmas mail Juncture.
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Miller
Yendome
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Roy
Mae Bluray
Bert Lytell
San Souci
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the Kampmann
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Elmer Dittmar
Champe &, Carter, Siretore
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Theut
T. O. Miller
Anslaiant
Alfornsy Tlay Marehall
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John J. Stevens
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