Love for Dog Owners By Albert Payson Terhune
An article recounts dog show fever on Vine Street as families seek guidance from Old Man Negley. It warns of distemper risk at shows, offers precautions, and stresses humane behavior, fair judging, and valuing a loyal dog over show success.
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Albert Payson
Terhune
Vine Street
Ocal
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Negrey
Negley
Color Prouse's
American Kennel, Club
American Kennel Club
New Jersey
Pal
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The
McNaught Syndicat ® Inc
Motorist Recalls Value of Information From a Time Gone By
A city searcher recalls directing a motorist to a rural accident site near a dry creek where a quarrel led to a man and wife fleeing with another man. Witnesses describe a shooting or suicide nearby as a plowman and kin were involved in a fatal incident.
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Jim Lockery
Ughtnin
Futher Feller
Feller
Dom
Yander
Illinois Farmers Endorse Dickinson Farm Aid Plan
At the Illinois Agricultural Association meeting in Urbana Ill delegates backed the Dickinson bill to create a federal farm board to handle surplus crops. Secretary Jardine outlined eight planks including tax reform credit use freight and highway policy inland waterway expansion and cooperative marketing while opposing price fixing and direct government handling of farm products.
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Urbana
Federal Farm Board
Illinois Agricultural — Association
University of Ilinois
Frank 0. Lowden
Ill
Jardine
Illinois Agricultural Association
United States
Bill Would Divorce U S Shipping Units
A proposed House bill by Rep. Robert L. Bacon of New York would separate the Emergency Fleet Corporation from the Shipping Board and create a federal Shipping Council to manage routes and policy. The move follows merchant marine conference recommendations and aims to promote foreign trade and broad national representation in shipping decisions.
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Washington
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Shipping Board
Shipping Council
Madween Advisory Council
House of Representatives
Robert L. Bacon
New York
Wus
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Coolidge
Aden Tho
Scott
GM Employees Receive $11 Million Disbursement
General Motors announces a cash and stock distribution from the employees saving fund to 8,900 employees. The payout totals $11,200,000, including $2,043,405 in savings plus interest and 75,481 shares valued at $9,167,720, with stock market value listed.
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New York
General Motors Corporation
United States Invited to Geneva Passport Conference
The United States has been invited by the League of Nations to attend an international conference in Geneva on May 12 to address passport and visa complications.
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U. S
Geneva
United States
League of Nations
Indians Worth 1.5 Billion in United States Property
The Interior Department reports Indians in the United States own property valued at 1.5 billion dollars. Forty one Indians hold bank accounts of 200 thousand dollars or more.
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Washington
United States
Interior Department
Not Concerned Mistress Chooses New Maid
A domestic scene shows a mistress requesting answers by telephone while the maid responds she cannot use the line effectively and declines to engage the call. The exchange hints at power dynamics and social expectations within the household.
When Croup Comes at Night Ad Card
A late night ad promotes Dr Drake s Glossco for croup relief. It promises quick action within 15 minutes with no vomiting and notes endorsements by doctors and druggists. The copy emphasizes a small 50 cent bottle and asserts a high value claim.
Hidden Rhyme Exchange Sparks Curious Evening Pause
A fragmentary dialogue hints at a quirky exchange about makeup and mood during a dusk encounter. The clipped lines suggest humor and ambiguity between two speakers, capturing a moment of playful tension and ambiguity.
A Lady of Distinction Wins With Cuticura Beauty Routine
An advertisement extols a delicate influence of perfume and a routine of Cuticura Soap bath followed by Cuticura Talcum powder for clear healthy skin. The fragment ends with a quoted Ovid line about striving and coveting.
Boy refuses Santa picture book at Shelby library
A young boy visiting the Shelby branch library asked for a good book. The librarian offered a picture book with a bright Santa on the back. The child declined, saying he would stand for George Washington but not for Santa Claus.
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Shelby Branch
Santa Claus
George Washington
Indianapolis News
Demand Bayer Aspirin Working Says Ad
An old advertisement urges consumers to insist on Bayer Aspirin and to look for the Bayer name on the package or tablets to ensure authenticity and safety. The message warns that imitations may be dangerous and promotes buying Bayer for reliable relief.
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Bayer
Honolulu Music Scene Sparks Cross Cultural Taste
Honolulu readers note a quick shift in cultural entertainment with Japanese music influencing local taste. A Japanese flute performance and a Japanese contralto record featuring Auld Lang Syne in Japanese illustrate cross cultural exchange in the city’s music scene.
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Honolulu
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
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