Eastman Ended Life At 77 In Self Destruction
The World Herald discusses George Eastman at 77 taking his own life, contrasting his suicide with aging figures like Hindenburg and Holmes who continue to lead. It notes Eastman’s wealth, absence of family, and fading zest for life, concluding with a somber reflection on his chosen exit and the pity it inspires.
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Omaha
Herald
George Eastman
Eastman
Paul von Hindenburg
Germany
German Republic
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
Cardozo
Justice Holmes
Holmes
Silas Bent
Golete
Hindenburg
Nata
The Starting Place editorial on prosperity and farm prices
The Hastings Democrat argues prosperity must begin with farmers getting profitable prices. It rejects more debt and political gimmicks, urging lower hog, beef, meat, egg, and wheat prices as a path to stability. It states confidence, credit and opportunity, not legislation, drive real prosperity.
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Wall Street
Hoarding brake on business questioned by paper
The Baltimore Evening Sun argues against hoarding money during financial strain, explaining banks' role in lending, the impact of rapid withdrawals on credit, and how restoring public confidence could stabilize banks and markets. It notes improved bank liquidity after Glass-Steagall and reduces fears of runs.
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Baltimore Evening Sun
America
Ivar Kreuger Death and Danubian Tariff Crisis
In Paris Kreuger's death underlines a world in flux as M Tardieu and Sir John Simon plan to ease central Europe’s woes through tariff reform. The piece argues political will lags behind financial decay, warning that without tariff stabilization the Danubian states face bankruptcy. Hungary Italy Germany and Austria are central to a fragile, delayed path to economic unity.
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Ivar Kreuger
Paris
M. Tardieu
Sir John Simon
Foreign Office
Europe
Kreuger
Krenugers
Central Europe
Hungary
France
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Jugoslavia
Italy
Germany
Austria
Farm Loans and Insurance Ad From Western Securities Co
Farm loans and insurance offered by Western Securities Co. Call W. Smith in Oldsale or address Nebr. Money at favorable current rates with terms noted. Includes figures 554 percent and 6 percent, likely misread. For readers seeking farm financing and policy options.
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Seneneinds
Western Securities Co
Economic war path masks claimed cooperation, core shift noted
The article argues that despite talk of unity, there is an intentional move toward economic hostility and self isolation rather than constructive cooperation. It highlights tensions between nations and critiques diplomatic rhetoric versus strategic actions shaping trade, sanctions, and alliance choices.
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Hungary
Bulgaria
Maize Terms in South African Usage Explained
South African Corn Mealies shows how maize is named in South Africa. The term singular mealie refers to an ear of corn and reflects local language usage for maize.
Ancient Athens hosts first horse race in 660 B C
The earliest recorded horse race occurred in 660 B C during the twenty third Olympiad in Athens with a four mile course. Eight years later the first harness event appeared in the twenty fifth Olympiad as horses pulled chariots.
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Athens
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