Prohibition Shifts Between Canada and United States
The piece notes Canadian dry laws ease liquor access in some areas while U S borders tighten. It contrasts traveler routines from Chicago to Vancouver with curfews in Banff and Vancouver liquor stores, then shifts to farm inflation fears affecting land prices and tenant farming. It also covers growing unionization tensions led by John L. Lewis in steel, noting uncertain progress and potential wide-scale strikes ahead.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Quebec
Vancouver
Canadian Rockies
Chicago
Twin Cities
Moose Jaw
Illinois
Maryland
Banff
St. Paul
Chicago and Northwestern
Canadian Pacific
Couver
Government
British Columbia
Roosevelt
Coughlin-Lemker
Legion
Des Moines
Detroit
New York
Boston
Los Angeles
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Lewis
Seattle
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Life's Ways Avoiding Paths That Bring Harm
A reflective note warns against following dangerous life paths. It cautions that certain choices carry excessive price and ruinous outcomes, urging readers to seek wiser routes for understanding life. The piece emphasizes prudence over risky experimentation.
Counterfeiting Speech Plays Part of a Hand
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a large tongue and mandibles shaping a nut. The text mentions ears and a playful phrase about eggs and hands, but overall details are unclear and do not form a complete report.
Bird once thought extinct now appears in fresh sighting
A bird long deemed extinct was believed to have vanished six years ago, but a recent sighting challenges that conclusion and renews discussion about its status and habitat.
Kern County Farm Bureau Members Drive Set for October
The Kern County Farm Bureau announces a membership drive running from October 23 to 31. The event aims to boost participation and renewals among local farmers and associated businesses.
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Kern Farm Bureau
Kern Country Farm Bureau
Heroic Dog Rags Spurs Quick Bull Stop in Jericho Field
Mary Sorg of Bronx recounts how her collie Rags saved her from a charging bull on a Jericho farm in 1934. The dog drew the bull away, took a nose wound, and protected Mary while both were injured. they were treated and recovered.
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Mary Sorg
Bronx
Mary
Rags
Long Island
Jericho
Hair Strains Oil Useful in American Industry
Washington Star notes hair strands play a key role in industry, capable of withstanding six tons per square inch. Cottonseed oil is wrapped in hair cloth and pressed in a cake farmer to extract oil, a practice rooted in older methods. European makers later found Asiatic camel hair superior for this purpose.
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Washington Star
Salad dressing and politics mix in Ansing column
A lighthearted column from Ansing, Michigan, muses on the art of salad dressing and the perils of absurd food trends. It then shifts to politics, lampooning Earl Browder and advocating fair treatment of opponents, while railing against sensational editorialism and currency talk beyond common understanding.
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Ansing
Mich
Earl Browder
Indiana
al Smith
Browder
Russia
Jackovitz Robertsonoffski
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William Green
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Thomas
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Grouse
Whitman
Hes, Libby Roth
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Lobb Lambe
Dé Luxe
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Cobb
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Toledo
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