Tenderloin Hunger Drives American Dream and Demand
A New York motorist recalls a Teutonic roadside inn and a fraulein serving German fare as satire for American appetite. The piece argues the nation craves tenderloin, fueled by mass media and consumer culture, while government overreach and political hucksters press costly promises and luxuries. It contends economic ambition built industrial America yet burdens citizens with inflated expectations and government strain.
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New York
America
Hamburg
Jamestown
Ellis Island
Government workload vs tax cuts in Hoover era debate
A Nebraska City News Press column questions government growth and the burden on citizens. It cites Mr Hoover’s push for department economy and tax reduction, noting officials resist cutting services while payroll expands nationwide amid the toughest business economy battle.
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Nebraska City News-Press
Hoover
Washington
Woman Loses 47 Pounds With Kruschen Salts
Mrs S A Solomon of New Bern North Carolina lost 47 pounds in three months with Kruschen Salts dropping from 217 to 170. She reports stronger health younger feeling and relief from long standing pains. She praises the product and plans to continue use. A 4 week bottle costs 85 cents at Western Drug Co. and druggists worldwide. Take one half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast. Diet guidance included. Money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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S A. Solomon
New Bern
N. C
Western Drug Co
New Privilege Marks Prohibition Era Wealth Divide
In a New York World Telegram column, Hugh E. Tox argues that alcohol consumption rises post prohibition for the wealthy, with private dinners and Newport tables avoiding shortages while the poor face bootlegger costs and unsafe liquor. He contends prohibition creates a new aristocracy of alcohol that undermines reform.
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New York World Telegram
Hugh E. Tox
United States Brewers Association
Newport
Wickersham Justice Report Criticizes Criminal Justice
Dayton News notes that unlike the Wickersham prohibition report, the justice administration study is clear in its findings, highlighting a unanimous focus on the weak points in criminal justice administration.
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Wickersham Justice
Dayton News
Wickersham Commission
Wickersham report singles prosecuting attorney as core flaw
The article argues that the prosecuting attorney’s office, not juries, is the central weak link in criminal justice. It cites the Wickersham commission showing federal prosecutions fail due to prosecutors, not juries, and notes the era’s political power over prosecutors influences lawmaking and enforcement. It calls for removing the office from politics and raising pay to attract competent officials.
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United States
Wickersham Commission
Harry Daugherty
Commission
Bar
Government by survey spoof voices over government measuring
A Philadelphia Inquirer column jokes about surveyors measuring John Barleycorn and other things over 13 years. It contrasts Dr Mary Johnson with Dr G W Wickersham and notes widespread surveying at government expense, asking what remains unsurveyed while mocking previous efforts and calling daddies dumbbells.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
John Barleycorn
Fmary Johnson
G. W. Wickersham
Local Cheyenne County Teacher Weds in Noted Ceremony
The bride, a successful Cheyenne County teacher, is celebrated as a model educator. Elmer Moorheed bought a new yard last Friday. Ledge Pole sent strong representation to Kimball for the R N A convention on Tuesday. Our best wishes go to the young couple.
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Hafer
Hammel
Coupe
Colorado Springs
Hiram Munson
Sargent
Mary Helen Grosnart
Mary Helen
J. G. McCormick
Chappell
iLsee
Cheyenne County
Elmer Moorheed
Ledge Pole
Kimball
North Divide Society Notes and Club Meetings
Mrs Pearl Sparks entertains W M B cub at her home Wednesday with sewing for the Nebraska childrens home. Lunch is served. Paul Sparks Jie Beyer Ray Trame R W Johnson and Fred Seimers attend elevator meeting Wednesday evening with auditor James Hanson. Marnie and Amty visit Joy and Vera Sparks. Mrs Id Lipke and Mrs Paul Sparks host N VP 5B club Friday afternoon at the Lipke home.
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Ed Breckelsby
Nebraska Childrens Home
Paul Sparks
J’eie Beyer
Ray Trame
R. W. Johnson
Fred Seimers
James Hanson
Marnie
Amty
Joy
Vera Sparks
Id Lipke
N. VP
Lipke
Local social and 4-H notes from October eve events
A collage of small-town social items lists a Welcome home for Tourteen and Mas Eda Fraine, a one course launch with Vincent Ely aiding Paul Suarhs, a Farmers Union meeting postponed until October, calls at several homes, a picnic at the park, and 4-H clubs meeting, reflecting community activity.
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Cie Ettest
Mas
Eda Fraine
P Csent
Hinesses
Vincent Ely
Paul Suarhs
Cie
Farmers Union Local No. 443
Hey E Iday
Tocal
W. A. Sparks
Claude Sparks
Mysterious Fragment Hints at Names and Events
Fragmentary OCR notes reference individuals like Evelyn Blak and Elizabeth Glantz, plus mentions of a Telegraph newspaper and Jesuits. The text is unclear, with broken phrases about plans, a prance, and Sandu. Further context needed to identify event, location, or date.
Farm loans and insurance offer generous terms
Western Securities Co. advertises farm loans and insurance with money at current rates. It cites 574 percent and 6 percent loans for choice borrowers, plus a reasonable commission. Contact C. W. Smite at Roche Ridge, Sidney, Nebraska.
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Western Securities Co
C. W. Smite
Roche Ridg
Mer. Sidney
Nebr
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