Profit Sharing in Industry: An American Path to Prosperity
The Hearst papers urge profit sharing as the best means to cooperation between capital and labor. Senate hearings in Washington heard testimony from Progressive industrialists, noting 2000 to 3000 American firms practicing profit sharing, reduced labor troubles, lower turnover, and increased worker responsibility. It argues profit sharing boosts purchasing power, secures workers through part ownership, and stabilizes production, contrasting it with Marxian state capitalism and international socialism.
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Hearst
Senate
Washington
United States
Herring
Iowa
Vandenberg
Michigan
Procter and Gamble
Hastman Kodak
Senate Committee
Russia
Europe
Hell
Senator Connally Calls Election Results A Slight Recession
The quote portrays political recession as the price of lost public confidence. It argues that New Deal leadership faces a broader decline, with critics accusing politicians of tax hikes and patronage aimed at maintaining power, describing a widespread low mood among reform voices.
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Senator Connally
Texas
New Deal
Connally
Thal
Politi ‘Lama
Silk Road saga of Sven Hedin spans mills of daring exploration
A long nostalgia piece chronicles Sven Hedin’s perilous early journeys across Tibet and the Gobi, noting his 1833 commission, his disguises among bandits, and his role in mapping Asia while comparing him to Marco Polo and Haggard. It highlights his Arctic ambitions, schooling in Upsala, and Persian Mesopotamian journeys as preludes to landmark expeditions.
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Sven Hedin
Marco Polo
lains-China
Japan
China
Vilage
Chuguchak
Samarind
Dr. Hedin
Thiber
Gobi Desert
Marco Folo
The Scientist Sees Asia’s Fate and White Rule Ending
An elderly researcher, Edwin C. Hill, reflects on his life of science and claims Asia will shift dominance to Japan. He envisages destiny driving humanity toward an abyss as he watches the coming changes with a measured, world-weary gaze.
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Una
Asia
East
Orient
Abyss
Feas
Send
Lindbergh’s San Antonio Stop Sparks Planning
November 26, 1928 report notes Col. Charles A. Lindbergh’s brief visit to San Antonio. He arrived at Kelly Field unheralded after a quiet evening with on-duty personnel, heading toward New York. City officials rejected higher refinery and restoration bids, holding the old governor’s bungalow at 85,000 dollars, with mayoral figures seeking 85,000.
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Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
San Antonio
New York
Kelly Geld
Witros Geers
America
Pakune
C. M. Chambers Dé
You Matter You Matter Aiming to Rally Tech Players
A fragmented pregame message urges the Tech squad to embrace self worth and pride. The speaker recalls past days of promise and encourages the team to prove the doubters wrong in Thursday’s game at Eaglefield Stadium, urging action and belief.
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Tech Field
Om Theuy
Eagle Ps
South Side
Oklahoma Aggies Meet Sooners In Stillwater Showdown
A capacity crowd of 11,000 was expected in Stillwater for the 33rd renewal of the rivalry between the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma Aggies. The unbeaten Sooners were favored to crush the Aggies, who enter with a perfect record before their final game against Washington State.
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Starteds
Stillwat Wik
Okdahusna At
Aggies
Epweee
Mostie Bolton
Ysvees Lewis Anderson
Gachram
Currey Panda
Stevenson
Yoners Hanes
Youtny i
Nav
Oklahoma University &Oovers
Oklahoma Ag-gles
Souters
Ko Ito
Washington State
Barmers
By Elsie Robinson Tribute From 1945 Syndicate
A terse 1945 syndicated piece quotes King Fras on enduring spirit and individual worth. It frames resilience against despair and urges personal responsibility, portraying the reader as a bearer of others’ legacy. The writing exhorts perseverance despite a sick heart and societal doubt.
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Darels
King Fras
Stars and Stripes Overworked and Underpaid Adage
A quip emphasizes that any man will admit to being overworked, but not to being overpaid, reflecting a wartime or labor sentiment about fairness and compensation. The line captures a spotlight on work load versus wages in a concise, satirical tone.
First Teeth Decay Shapes Future Jaws Across Tribes
Native observers note refined food increases tooth decay among children and narrows jaws in the next generation. Lost or pulled baby teeth disrupts jaw guidance, risking facial deformities. many parents underestimate early dental care's importance.
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Wiest
Uae
Carly
Baby Teeth Formation And Early Dental Care
The text explains that baby teeth form before birth and emerge through the gums after birth. Proper maternal diet aids strong teeth, X-rays can reveal eruption patterns, and early decay may threaten teeth and jaw development requiring timely care.
Dental care for children to protect developing teeth
Dr Herman N Bundesen emphasizes frequent dental inspections for children to prevent early decay. Regular watching helps catch decay early and preserve baby teeth for proper jaw growth and future permanent teeth alignment.
Government-Foreign intrigue over TVA data requests
Washington reports a naive Japanese attempt to obtain detailed TVA power project plans and distribution information. The probe shows foreign interest in U.S. power programs amid Roosevelts revival efforts, with parties wary of saboteur use and neutrality act reform debates.
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Paul Washington
TVA
War Department
Japan
Roosevelt
Gerry Nye
Nye
Odd Forecast Claims Flattery From Weather Bureau
A Daily weather forecast feature asserts it is 85 percent accurate according to the weather bureau. The item notes the department’s seal of approval and invites readers to compare forecasts with official prognostications.
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Weather Bureau
Matching science facts across quirky columns puzzle
A playful QA style list pairs items from science with related terms and clues. It mixes chemistry, physics, biology, and historical figures like Darwin and Lavoisier, hinting at connections such as acids, sugar, geysers, and measurement tools, inviting readers to guess the correct links.
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Charles Darwin
Letters to the Editor Signatures Withheld Upon Request
The Light discusses current world conditions and calls for responsible defense funding and environmental protection. Signed letters appear from Manuel B and Trevirg, urging peace and restraint in appropriations.
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Falitor
Manuel B
Trevirg
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