National labor tensions run through industry wide debate
A sweeping column by Ray Tucker and Jamez McMuffin surveys stubborn labor disputes across the nation. It cites OSHA styled strikes, feared closed shops, and the dispute over the Wagner act. It notes business fears of market turmoil and politics around Roosevelt and the New Deal.
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Washington
New York
Ray Tucker
Jamez McMuffin
Labor Relations Board
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Chain stores and price control in Congress debated
An editorial critiques a proposed Robinson-Patman style law aimed at preventing price discrimination among retailers. It warns the bill could force costly accounting, fail to curb monopolies, and harm producers and consumers by driving costs up or reducing manufacturer output.
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Walsh-Healey
Senate
Supreme Court
Congress
Washington
United States
Mystery at Stips House Deepens in Stipstown
Marcia Howards and Dr. Larry uncover clues about the Stips house as a button and cloth fragment link to Dr. Peter Macbride. Gigi hints that Ashton Brown’s fate ties to Allstone and a hidden blackmail network controls Stipstown, while the house’s ownership traces to Luigi Bigelow.
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Marcia Howards
Larry. Norton
Stipstown
Stips
Howards
Larry
Sidney Allstone
Dr. Ashton Brown
Ellen Ashton Brown
Colonel Stips
Peter Macbride
Gigi
Ashton Brown
Blitz
Bitz
Allstone
Marcia
Carry
Macbride
Lary
Arcia
Brown
Poy
Machbride
America
Mr. Howards
Dr. Norton
Howard
Alstone
Luigi Bigelow
Luligi
New York Viewpoints on Roosevelt and Finance
New surplus money men in New York lean toward funding conservative Congressmen rather than toppling Roosevelt. They doubt Roosevelt can be defeated, distrust populist reforms, and fear Western influence may sidelined Eastern interests. Complex Michigan politics and I C C versus Post Office power struggles color national figures like Ward Coughlin Couzens and Farley in ongoing party realignments. France faces devaluation, likely under gold standard pressure, with implications for England and world currency, while Japan shifts seek Latin American trade deals meet reverses with Colombia and others.
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New York
Roosevelt
Democratic Campaigen Fund
Michigan
Lews Ward
Coughlin
Senate
Ward
Justice McReynolds
Philadelphia
Jim Couzens
Republican Party
Nemarcrats
Jim Farley
Leon Blum
France
England
Charm Your Skin Guide for Pretty Girls
Beauty editors emphasize gentle care for flawless skin and healthy hair for active women. A weekly massage with cream, careful cleansing, and light eye area work maintain color and texture while avoiding excess products. Regular scalp massages, light shampoo, and daily hand care support overall appearance. If active, walking two miles daily aids circulation and helps manage weight, improving energy and sparkle.
Focal infection and dental sources of disease
The article explains focal infections from sick tonsils and diseased teeth and gums, highlighting alveolar abscess and pyorrhea as principal sources. It describes the jaw bone anatomy, periodontal membrane, and how infection travels from tooth decay to root areas, forming gum boils and needing relief, while warning of ongoing bone destruction.
Middle Life Gum Disease Warns of Tooth Loss
Describes a progressive gum infection that begins in middle life, widening from one tooth to many, with swollen gums, receding necks, foul discharge, and sensitivity to cold and hot foods. Notes gradual bone decay, tooth loss, and limited success of cures, emphasizing prevention and early extraction of dead teeth to avoid abscesses.
Greater Care Today on Prevention of Pyorrhea
Dr Blessing notes that while 250 theories describe pyorrhea causes and treatments, early care and prevention reduce its frequency and severity. Dentists now emphasize cavity filling, gum protection, and timely tooth extraction only if pyorrhea is established. Local antiseptics and diet care, plus vitamins, help preserve teeth and prevent decay and infection. Poison absorption from infected gums can trigger stomach ulcers appendix infection and rheumatism.
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Blessing
Latin nations face trials with cheap imports and finance
Informed New York observers point to earlier failures with cheap cycle cars from Japan in Guatemala and other Latin nations. They note vehicles failed on grades, questioning usefulness. Meanwhile investors deeming securities of operating subsidiaries may float after lawyers and bankers’ reviews.
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New York
Guatemala
Japan
SFC
J.T. Case
Do brothers belong as constant playmates for young children
A father asks if an older brother should always be with a younger mother. The article argues that a three year age gap hinders true friendship due to different development and play language. It suggests independence, separate social experiences, and gratitude for each other as siblings.
Penfield attends funeral and college summer notes
Penfield residents join funeral rites for Henry Shaw in Fremont Michigan. The trip included visits to relatives before returning home Sat. College homecomings feature Esther Sooy Winfred Kleinhaun from Konaler College Doris Bobel from Baldwin Wallace Kent State student Charlotte Bligh home for vacation. The 4 H Club elected Howard Andrews leader with County Agent Hummel in attendance as projects and summer plans were announced.
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A. J. Andrews
P. FE. Davidson
Mantua
John Dickason
Wellington
BE. Dickason
Columbus
Russell Dickason
Ohio State University
Forest Bell
Akron
A. W. Jones
Ashland
W. A. D. Welsh
Joseph Hageman
la Grange
C. J. Behmke
Jay Thompson
Wellington High School
Bradley Collinwood
Birmingham
Howard Andrews
George Lynn
Elyria
Henry DeVine
Wiliam Housman
Cleveland
Ray Shaw
Lionel Breyley
Spencer
Eglin
George Barnes
Wacaman
Schott
Penfield
Leagan Park
Hisle Shaw
Lyman Shaw
Michigan
Henry Shaw
Fremont
Mich
Esther Sooy
Winnifred Kleinhaun
Konaler College
Doris Bobel
Baldwin-Wallace College
Iss Charlotte Bligh
Kent State College
Hummel
Nana
Ancient Iranian Inscriptions Found on Mogol Tat Mountain
Four inscriptions in Iranian language were found on rocks of Mogol Tat Mountain in Northern Tajikistan. One dates to 803 AD and is the oldest known inscription on Central Asian rocks. A note proclaims women as guardians of humanity's ethical ideals worldwide.
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Stalinabad
Mogol-Tat
Tadjikistan
Central Asia
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