Football Mighty Have Fallen
The article assesses how Michigan and Southern California once dominant football programs now seem weaker without star players, noting Chicago rises in the Big Ten and Wolverines fall. It argues championships may shift to teams with strong academics, suggesting a fortuitous but unlikely change in power.
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Michigan
Southern California
Harry Kipke
Howard Jones
Chicago
Maroons
Wolverines
Heyars
Notre Dame
Purdue
Civil Service Heads Rise by Two Thousand From Two Years Ago
A Washington issued statement shows about 2000 more office holders in the federal civil service than two years earlier. The growth reflects personnel added outside the civil service while signaling ongoing expansion across the federal bureaucracy. The record notes persistent increase amid political commentary tied to the 1932 campaign and party platforms urging drastic government cuts and consolidation.
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Democratic Party
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The Tragic Tax of Automobile Recklessness
The piece argues auto crash losses are a costly self-imposed tax. It cites 35,000 plus expected fatalities this year and economic costs between 1.5 and 2.5 billion dollars. It warns drivers’ omissions and violations fuel crashes despite safety efforts.
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National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
Milien Andar
United States
The Hidden Cost of National Debts Abroad
Casual observers may miss how defaulting on war debts hits everyone. Across nations, repeated defaults erode credit and shake confidence. Banks fear lending as many states lose credit standing, leaving the world money centers wary of new loans and future emergency needs.
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Gondon
Money Gone Begging: Unredeemed Government Bonds Hidden
Washington reveals matured securities worth at least twenty million dollars are held by forgetful citizens who have not redeemed old government bonds Liberty Loan and war savings certificates date back to 1800 or earlier Some holders may not realize Uncle Sam owes them cash The piece ponders absentminded Americans and the humor of poverty and honesty through a public finance anomaly
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Washington
Uncle Sam
The Silent Observer Song and Jousting Jests
Fragmented columns feature a humorous poet and comments on modern life. The Silent Observer Song riffs on cost of living and civilization while a jester-like figure mimics birds and wages. The dialogue touches on income strain, auto care, and a playful exchange about a homing pigeon.
Anniversaries Highlight Local Clergy and Notables
Malden Mass clergy father of Dar ef Dean a poet Witich was long a popular hook in New England born in England died June 10. Mitchell Mil Walker banker and congressman known for work in barn ruin in April 13. LeOR and BRWiisen named among others in scattered notes.
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Malden
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New England
England
Leor
Alexander
Mitchell Mil- Walker
Wife Preservers Ta lte Flour Mixing Tip
A brief tip advises adding flour before wet ingredients to avoid lumps in batter. The note emphasizes proper sequencing in mixing to ensure smooth batter consistency.
Golden Legion Bible Study Sermon Reflection
The reflection centers on Acts 1Q:34-45 with Peter preaching to Cornelius and a universal call to recognize Christ as Lord of all. It emphasizes divine love revealed to all peoples, regardless of religion, praising the old story’s enduring power and music felt across Roman, Jewish, and Greek audiences.
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Today in History and Notable Births and Deaths
A scattered digest lists inventors, soldiers, governors, and scholars with birth and death places and dates. Notables include sewing machine pioneers born in New York, Union veterans and Indiana governors, Harvey Wiley of food chemistry, Edward Jackson Lowell, and Lucy Stone. It also notes anniversaries and historical milestones from 1783 to modern times.
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Indiana
Mexico
Chester Co
Washington, D.C
Lucy Stone
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