Prosperity versus hardship across nations in 1930s view
The piece contrasts the United States as the wealthiest nation with vast gold reserves and billions in interest against millions unemployed and farmers struggling to sell crops. It notes England and France relatively better off than Germany and Russia, but highlights debt bondage and widespread unemployment in a critical view of the era's economic divide.
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England
France
Germany
Russia
Bill Hays and the Movies Stir a Nationwide Debate
A column extols Bill Hays as postmaster general and theater guardian while lampooning the movie industry. It compares armed mail guards and Western thrillers to the era's postal service security, cites patent filings rising from 69 009 to over 90 000, and quotes literary lines urging steadfast friendship and moral effort in hard times.
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Bill Bryan
Abraham Lincoln
America
Perkina
Pinex Home Remedy Promises Quick Cough Relief
A home made cough remedy using Pinex and syrup claims fast relief within 24 hours. It promotes a pint mix of 21 to 24 ounces with syrup or molasses and pledges no need for store bought preparations, with a money back guarantee from Pinex Co. Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Ft. Wayne
Lod
Vengeance in the Yukon Cabin Trapping Harold
In a Yukon cabin a tense ambush unfolds as Harold plots vengeance against Bill and Virginia. Dawn brings a failed shot and a brutal ambush by Hill aided by Virginia, who lures Harold into a crush of strength and fear. Harold resists but is overpowered and restrained as justice appears imminent.
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Pugnacious Word Of The Day
The entry defines pugnacious as quarrelsome and battle loving with a Latin root from pugnare. It notes companion words pugnacity and pugnaciousness and provides example usage about Americans.
Fragmentary reflections on Germany and prosperity
The passage notes that necessity spurs invention but does not guarantee prosperity in Germany. It contrasts virtue and victory with disorganization and unemployment, claiming ninety percent of people in the United States live in poverty or near-poverty conditions.
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