Roosevelt Low Mood Hinders U S Prosperity
Editorial argues for reassurance and re flation to lift prosperity in America. It urges Roosevelt to ease anti business stance, cut bank reserves, expand relief, and push Congress to amend tax laws and labor rules. It warns that Washington inaction risks a deeper depression and world’s continued low mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Roosevelt
Congress
Federal Reserve
United States
Washington
America
Stalin Urges International Proletariat Aid Against War
A Soviet letter in Pravda urges workers in bourgeois nations to aid defense and mobilization, aligning with Moscow’s stance on bolstering the red army and fighting bourgeois ties amid alleged conspiracies. It portrays U.S. workers as rejecting Russia’s military situation and exiling communists from their ranks.
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Joseph Stalin
Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party In
Russia
Stalin
Hearst
Red Army
Red Navy
Comintern
Dysentery History and Causes in Public Health
A historical note describes dysentery as an infection from a parasite leading to severe abdominal pain, diarrhea with blood and mucus, and potential systemic spread. It explains amebic dysentery, sources through contaminated food, and mentions outbreaks once feared but now under health control.
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Nopatets
Hidden Parasite Carriers Help Dysentery Persist
The text explains how disease carriers without symptoms can spread dysentery as parasites lodge in the liver or other organs, forming abscesses. It notes the parasite may be carried by seemingly healthy people who are unaware they harbor the infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corton
Roses
Food handlers urged to prevent disease spread by Copeland
By Royal S. Copeland MD stresses constant danger to associates from carriers. Emphasizes repeated food handling contact examinations to ensure food workers and those serving foods are not carriers of infections. Cony'l 1938 by King Fens.
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King Fens
Bynd
Tne
Fragmented List of Names and Places Across Global Terms
A garbled OCR style collection of random proper nouns and places including Puerto Rico Madagascar Hudson Rhine Nile Po Mediterannean and many mismatched terms. It appears as a jumbled word soup with scattered geographic names historic landmarks and fictional or misspelled entries.
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Puerto Rico
Helens
Martinique
Madagascar
Hudson
Rhine
Nile
Savern
Bolivia
Brazil
Peru
Uruguay
Maraionet
Chimpar
Alice
Byereat
Sbrorabell
Bombay
Agra
Delta
Once Overs and the Night Life in Old New York
The piece laments drab times for the so called shake-down crowd labeled Houris of the night, recounts a Caliph paying $100,000 yearly to a charmer, and notes the 1900s era rise of anti breach of promise laws. It criticizes lawyers using smear tactics and highlights prosecutors sympathizing with women against predatory men. Jane Roy Howard’s daughter joins the print world’s intrigue.
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New York
Lnte
Nathan Burkan
Houris
Nist
Charmer
Yander
Oftera
Blackraller
Atania
Ahmed Zog
Geralding Apponyt
Frans Joseph
Gladys Virginie Stewart
Count Apponyt
Zog
Journalist Miss Howard At Honolulu Advertiser
The article sketches Miss Howard a journalist with the energy of a veteran press circle. Her mother and father were in publishing and a writer aunt is featured. The narrative notes her Waikiki column and broad friendships with Faith Baldwin Myre Kingsley and others, emphasizing long connections across cities and a shared media world.
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Alice’ “Roche
Miss Howard
Honolulu
Ong
Waikiki
Celebrity autographs and gossip in a star drenched age
Q C Mcintyre recalls eighteen years of celebrity obsession with fans chasing autographs. He notes Joby Barrymore and Sonja Henie among those who drew crowds, while stars like Maurce Chevalier faced sudden shifts in public attention. The piece laments autograph culture and the vanity of fame.
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Joby Barrymore
Aree Barry
Peel Steskine
Bartymore
New York
Maurcé Chevalier
Sonja v Henle
War and peace views from Ralph E Dee Batting for Edster
An American voice argues against entering another war. He cites Europe’s wartime costs and casualties, stressing no need for more territory or resources. He urges caution, patriotism, and focus on recovery before conflict.
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UT. S.A
Europe
Hike
Coun
Kabitral
Munroede
Let us stay home and mend our own misery first
A letter from Ralph H Clark argues Americans should avoid foreign wars over investments. He recalls early signals during Japan China tensions, urges bringing home troops to protect the homeland, and condemns safeguarding overseas profits. He warns wealthy investors may betray the nation for private gain.
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China
Thun
Ralph H
Clark
Manu
America
Germany
Trastagouia
Private Car Tales and Royal Marriages Roar Across Pages
A Oswego woman shares impressions from a Rochester train trip during a 1920s campaign era, recalling Lilian Russell and a private car named Plovalar. The piece notes Ahmed Zog of Albania planning to wed Hungarian countess Geraldine Apponyi, daughter of Count Apponyi, amid royal intrigue and public curiosity.
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Oswego
New York
Hhill and Treaty Railyay
Rochester
Judge Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Plovalara
Albania’s King Zog Defends Throne Against Rebellion
Edwin C Hill recalls Albania’s 1920s uprisings aided by police and army telephones while rebels lacked such devices. Zog, 42, faced multiple assassination attempts since 18 and relied on Russian mercenaries to regain his throne. He seeks Albania’s independence as a buffer against Italian influence and warns any power from encroaching.
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Albania
Zog
Patum
Polilica
Fan Noli
Holvard
Zoe
Tog
Mussalini
Europé
Adriatic
Italy
Alto
Aly
Ene Syd
Poultry cooperative formed in Southwest Texas
February 2 1929 report notes a charter membership of 58 Poultrymen representing 30 059 hens organizing a cooperative poultry marketing agency for Southwest Texas at the chamber of commerce with Dy HL Orcnard president. Agency aims to enroll 100 600 hens. Go Harris to open Dancing Park 4007 South Flores tonight with Washingtons Birthday party and dancing contests with prizes. February 2 1918 recounts 20000 Camp Travis soldiers parading on Washingtons Birthday, soldiers previously farmed and shopped, plus the National Bank of Commerce seven story building contract at Main Plaza and Soléind Street awarded to J BP. Hignes for 120 000 dollars.
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Southweat
Texas
Chambber of Commerce
HL Orcnard
A& M
GO. J. Harris
Natonal Bank of Commerce
Main Plaza
Ar Soléind Street
J. BP. Hignés
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Womes
Nena Bane
Buere
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MYSA
BO Fae
HEME
Royal S. Copeland, M.D
The
Ate O
McIntyre Aay- Ing
Roy Howards
Jane
Faith, Baldwin
Myre Kingsley
San Francissco
Hlt. Webster
Middle West
Q. C. Mcintyre
Easial
Ontes
Emporia
Kan
Ned Sparks
Bob Cow
AeNaught Synd
Ralph E. Dee
Edster
Ate
Tvstrom
National Guard
RH. c
Elsie Robinson
Saler
Hlowever
Kink Feas, Synd., Inc
George
Lil- Tian Ryaill
Broadway
Womin
Beautila
Mids Russell
Albannan
By Edwin C. Hill
L. A. Light Files
San Antonians
Ninetieth
Camp Travis
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