Labor and money questions from New York dated dialogue
A New York reader asks about the gold standard and wage theory. The discussion centers on whether reduced hours raise employment, the relation of productivity to wages, and the artificial vs market price of gold. Answers explain that wages fall with lower productivity and that government gold price cannot be fixed arbitrarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eity Tombs
Fie
Dol L. Lewis
Black Connery
Namie
Wend Women Row Their Own Canoes in Spreewald
In Burg Germany on the River Spree women row and paddle typical canoes amidst a history of self reliance. The Spreewald region, miles from Berlin, features centuries of waterway culture where women wear traditional wide skirts and lead in boat crafts, preserving language and customs despite outside pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg
Germany
Spree
Berti
Barcel
Elevie
Economic gains in the Sixth Federal Reserve district
The Sixth Federal Reserve district showed stronger annual gains than the county and nation in most economic indicators from April 1986 to April 1987. Department store sales rose 52 percent in the district while general retail sales and other sectors posted gains, with notable strength in department stores and dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oquitoy
Sixi Federal Heserve
Cams
Paris
Shell
Soullarnaca
United States
Staalinr
Linh
U.S
Cotton Market Notes Amid Shaky Prices in New Orleans
Fragmented, OCR-like report outlines cotton price moves in New Orleans with mentions of December and May futures, shifts in production and marketing terms, and references to market activity at Crescent City exchanges. It notes rising broker activity and general price volatility, though many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotta
Nat Wigton
Howie
Sellin
Rita Joe
Bowie
Lnai
Poultry and Produce CE ONCR LYMEAGG Titan 2 APY
Fragmented text from a 2005 New York edition mentions poultry and produce, with scattered references to hens, loads, and several named terms. The readable parts are garbled and do not provide a coherent narrative, making a concise event hard to determine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titan
Wee
OWEN
Colnved
Abbas Pehera Amehamerd
Wekel Atay
Peices el neRedl
Primitive Hoots and Mesopotarte Inscriptions Reexamined
Archaic artifacts featuring Mesopotamian motifs surface in a 480 year old MIME carving study. Researchers note primitive tool marks and unusual glyphs suggesting cross cultural exchange during early urban development. Institutions unnamed push for further analysis and preservation.
Flying boat lands at New York in transcontinental flight
Richard Archbold and a crew of five arrived at North Beach Airport New York City after a San Diego departure, in a large flying boat. Officials of Consolidated Aircraft Corp received the party and Archbold spoke of favorable weather and expected tailwinds to boost speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cacceng
Richard Archbold
North Beach
New York City
Volwy
Arrorith Corporation
New York
Archbold
San Diego Bay
Human Head Model Used in Teaching
Providence noon report describes a Rhode Island School of Design project by George Sormin Casimir Michalczyk and Dr Jay N Pishbein a large light head model built for teaching anatomy illustrating interior structures with a novel light frame technique used to demonstrate infections of the pia mater and sulci while keeping the model portable for lectures and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
George Sormin
Casimir Michalczyk
Rhode Island School of
Jay N. Pishbein
Beauty Not Medical New York Court Reverses Conviction
New York Court rules beauty not medical and reverses the conviction of Mary Jellrian who had been charged with practicing medicine without a license. The case cited similarities to other practitioners and notes the judge’s view on the defendant’s conduct and intent. The opinion discusses alleged facial growth conditions and societal perceptions influencing the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Court
York
Julie
New York
Mary Jellrian
Benu- Nickans
Stir
Claasiig
Tale Goris
New Method Ages Brandy in Six Days
A new process developed by B Beavens H Gorestine and BE Nelson of the United States Bureau details aging brandy in six days using a rough silver sterilizer. The approach claims faster maturation with altered chemical reactions and notes variations in aging times with different quantities and vessel types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Beavens
H. Gorestine
Nelson
Meritibres
United States Bureau of Chewistey and
Osolls
Race of Intellectuals Predicted by Savant
In Los Angeles at the University of California on the Sign Xi stage Dr Robert Breen a Royal Society fellow forecast a future with a lack of intellect among high intelligence groups. He argued the past evolution shows limited gains and warned against rapid advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savant
Angeles
Dunn
Robert Breen
Royal Society
Sign Xi
Scientifle
Los Angeles
University of California
Dale
Tank Bred Oysters Developed in Britain
After 17 years of experiment, Britain develops tank bred oysters. Aim is to rear live oysters in tanks with a protective cage, enabling controlled feeding and safer growth. Early trials show promise in accelerating settlement and survival of young oysters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Lear
Woman Raises Nine Orphan Opussums in St Louis Home
A St Louis woman found and raised nine orphan possums after discovering one baby in a shed. The lone infant was brought inside then eight more young possums were found hidden in the shed. The tale highlights a domestic effort to care for wildlife. A separate note mentions California state parks valued at 14,744,008.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Lois Nomaly
Shem
William W. Gopanas
Cofher
Vestigalad
California
Valnra Ibs
Paris
Livestock Prices Slip at San Antonio Market Report
Federal Market News notes Friday receipts of 490 cattle and 50 calves at San Antonio with mixed demand. Prices show drops across most categories with steers around 3.50 to 3.60 a hundredweight, calves down to 4.90, and good to choice cattle selling softer. Trade activity and loadouts were uneven, receipts near 2000 cattle and calves overall, as buyers remained cautious amid weaker quote levels for yearlings and stocker calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAN Antonio Livestoce
San Anonio
Nvidium Ageade Russ
Jisumita
Pinim Kaye Maen
Tairadis
Orit
Usda
Hecelmts
Tor
Aru
Rome
Somal Klilers
California
Stewie
U.S
Gartgt
Folkc Orlane
Teans
Vettel
Texas
Teras
South Texan
Tom Watsons
Dalea
SAAB
Hapis
Gainesville
Fla
Tom Watsona
Jacksonville
Exes
Iimary
Stock Market An Odd Textual Patch Sparks News Tangle
A fragmented OCR style report chronicles stock market activity with scattered company names and figures. The piece mentions entities like United Aircraft and General Motes amid a chaotic blend of prices and locations, reflecting a noisy page segment rather than a cohesive market summary.
Admiral William Foster Dies in London at 62
Admiral William Foster, 62, a senior official at the British naval base, died yesterday in London. The Admiralty announced the death on Monday, noting his long service and command roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jnne
Bir Willian Foster
Elmira Gliding Meet Attracts International Pilots
Elmira prepares June 26 to July 1 for the Eighth national soaring contest with participants from the United States and Europe. Notable figures include Richard O. DuPont of Wilmington and foreign entrants from Germany and Lithuania, while U.S. agriculture departments assist in event support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
Richard O. DuPont
Willaington
Del
Tong Sonring ¢Hamplog
A. Felix DuPont
E. J. Dupont de Nemours and Company
DuPont
Ana Tegintered
Pater Riedel
Germany
Josus Pyregius
Brontus Oxkins
Lithuania
Europe
Recreation Budget Increase Sought by N R A Official
Eugene T Lies, special representative for the National Recreation Association SW division, urged city commissioners to boost recreation budgets citing WPA funding. He spent the weekend surveying the winter 1937 recreation school and planning for the 1938 program with local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene T. Lies
National Recreational Association
Lies
Thousands of San Antonio food handlers lack licenses
Health department figures show about 96 percent of roughly 4009 food handlers in San Antonio have not obtained licenses. O Wells, license and dues collector, announced Friday that he is on a list of applicants awaiting department approval. Old licenses expired June but an extension was granted pending final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A
San Antonio
O. Wells
Wieermest
Health Department
Breit Ublt
16 Chickens Gone Reported To Police
A man reported theft of 16 chickens to police. The notice mentions several incidents including garden tools, a $5 loss, and items stolen from a tailor shop. Names and addresses are partially garbled, with multiple misread details.
Edna May Oliver Feels Homesick After Ocean Crossing
Edna May Oliver suffers the blues after a rough voyage with fellow passengers. Doctors attribute sickness to likely naval radiation or fatigue from the long trip, noting several others aboard the liner were affected.
Talking Mail Boxes Startle Pedestrians in Long Beach
Long Beach reporters describe a California postmasters convention in which loudspeakers on talking mail boxes startled pedestrians. A woman stepped back as a jelly and a sealant? jawed. The junior chamber of commerce explained the devices as an art stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Vai Vue
California Postmasters’ Convention
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Student Probably Fails in Geography Mystery
In GNUCHARIE, June 23, Miss Margaret Boooy, a rancher, recounts a one on one exchange about origins. The quiz asks if parents are natives of the United States, with a puzzled reply about birthplace and identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnucharie
Margaret Boooy
Liev
Selie
Nettady
London Money and Metals Market Snapshot
Ledger notes London market activity with silver and base metals pricing, including copper, tin, lead, and iron in pounds and futures, along with New York metal and financial market snippets. Mentions June 25 and related price movements, with brief bank lending and rates context for the day.
Wool Markets Wheeily Amid Strike Effects
Boston June 25 report on wool markets shows little change as world handlers strike disrupts shipments. Buyers and sellers adjust to labor actions, with prices steady for medium merchanable clips though some market activity damped by arbitration and slow transportation across major centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bommscreant
Mullen
Owenk Dyrugucla
Hostoe
Athe Parte
Wholesarehants
Warehabaeinen Nave
Staanahon
Airret
Mits Tronsoantey Pointe
Midwase
Ate
AMG Pal
Ghin
Sichran
Far West
Ran Royagnee
Mrisvane
SAMA
Mk Wal
AMO
Pennarlvania Dlanesa
Bknral
Inn
Michigan
New York
Tevcen
de- Hale
Mack
Dnery
Texas
Mit
Ile County
Finis
PortWary
Montana
Delaine F
Gshin Asuers
Alannars Sogels EE
BSG
Huey Arkank
New Mexican
Hogan BianéTe
AI Bae
Cape Winter
Sumner
Utkey Dent
Foremaarken
Bond
Board Sets Docket To Review Longest Prison Sentences
The state board of pardons and paroles announces a public docket to review inmates in prison longest, with hearings every two weeks. Judge Bryant says the plan aims to clear a backlog by focusing on forgotten men and requiring full criminal histories and medical checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Juan
Othters
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Hien
Beuwe YW. Bryant
Krill
Huntsville
Boand
Rhegre
Bryant
Othir Old Stern
Corgotten
Keith
Fie Rodsber Doekee
Han
Paychin
Trixt
Tess
Kells
Prise
Business Steadier as Orders Piling Up
New York reports steadier production and rising orders across divisions of trade. War industries show progress, though some local interference slows chemical and crate operations. Demand for summer merchandise fuels wholesale volume growth, with purchases concentrated on items with higher price quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dune
Wade
Hess
Sted Il Frandion
Repoylei
Ines
War on Disease Shifts Focus to Schools in Boston
A Boston report notes scientists from Hervara and Harvard Public Health discuss bacteriology reducing air-borne disease in schools. The piece mentions Hatton's schoolroom and concerns about exposure among children and urban living conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Iti.hervara
Hatton
Willian Wells
Harvard Achool
Pablic Health
Georgia Governor Rivers in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Georgia Governor F D Rivers remains in Cedars of Lebanon hospital after an indigestion attack. Doctors report his condition as good and say he is resting comfortably under observation in Hollywood California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Hollywood
Calif
F. D. Rivers
Cedars of Lebanon
Governor Rivers
Hos Ital Taal Nist
Detectives Recover Stolen Instruments At Warns Station
Detectives Lee Jones and W E Swit recovered a saxophone two cellos and two clarinets valued at $109 Friday morning. Authorities at Susteimenta Rescue reported the theft had occurred at Yoni Tnearnale Weed College and the instruments were found at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Jones
W. *E. Swit
Yoni Tnearnale Weed College
ReuteRs
Soviet ship seized with war materiel report
German news agency reported from St. Jenn De Enz that the warship Almirante Greve captured the Soviet steam Cube. The seizure involved war materiel and related naval actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergin
Tn Eistein
Totay
St. Jenn de Enz
Carmar Atntlon
Ising
Almirante Greve
Bovies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Areday
WLS Waney Ab Bancancion
Lila
Haynes
Naib
U. S
Liverpool
Dieoalebes
Baxkalvbe
Arlen
Ajaltes
North Anica
Wille
Willy Asenie
SAN Anario Tain
San Antomie
Brazil
Cali
L. Rarty
Yaad Vane
Whens Soft
Dumiel
Lee Mies Pertctbert
Tohnada Aruna
Johnsay Srs
Wivertatl
Maneitabs
Doo Phhaly
Tony
Wwe
Tintoniah
Elite
Kew
Dane
Iit
Oier
Coniston Homes
Pirantosa
DUC Manece Wind
Wien
Anette
Helena
Lowe
Qholatian
Komd
Nedic Mars
Etendy Lalas
Detoher
Joo
BNA
Helms
Phodrow
Ec Ceomory
Ollie Winey
Cole
Ian Fane
Lear Stine Paneer
Brest van eHi Ghnkiehs
Dyeanilee
Inaimne
Kicherer
Dtralbany
Petty Ae Smary Vosatore
RSE
Attica Freah
Ta Anon
Ainck
Rene
KLM
Flying Boat
Louis Lavestoor
ST. Lolia
Sane
AP Usdat
Nietkot
Giza
Sula
Valle
Lamba
Hansas
Kansas City
Tapi Usdai
Tikoler Fioltera
Heeenen
Ono
Nedive Sieitier Dani
Lutie West
veaCiell
Lee Haalow
Rally Malls Titans
Akmyes
Otta Tyam Weskeend
Cadens
Weatinetonne
Attia Shalmiers
Chey
Ginaiiron
Kuibe Aenean
Gandseat
Butane
United Aircraf
Prelfit
Eomiatner Corporation
Aina
Palkon
APY
Eiabolen
Hotg Enblon
Iraved
Dehand
Nero
PASI
Sweetid
Pridnulek
Revthaerland
Srey
Poland
JoRanigels
Brite Adaurat
Tom Walaona
Cleter
Kansas
Texes
Tom Waloons
Mareket
Treas
Ton Watsons
buLker Owl
Tor Wal Lune
Orie California
Markab
Polo Averser
Kansans Ciy
Tech
Janiataures
Hanns
Yiarkol Stoney
Culifesnia
Ieee Sas
Calvernia
Salmon
Rusty
Edna May Oliver
Cinaetres, Sill
Sher Ming
London Money
Londen
Conner
NEW York Metals
Nicisitor
Almlinmine Woltramite
Wurhkanenaiin A
NEW York Story
Ian— Aitver
Wool Markets
Horton
Ap-Ugda
Woodmarket
Brayeniter
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!