The Housewife Seeks Escape From Monotony Not Drudgery
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs finds housewives seek escape from monotony rather than drudgery. Automobiles telephones and radios offer relief, letting the home-maker enjoy companionship and self-improvement. A drive for more labor saving devices is planned to free time for family and life.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Eugenics and Euthenics Must Dominate Public Concern
The text argues compensation for life conditions shifted by civilization and urges clean air and water, outdoor living, and outdoor gymnasia with pools for youth. It calls for biologic living, sun exposure, clean blood, and laws to curb heredity’s unfit multiplication, aiming to halt decadence and promote human mastery.
Democracy and Red Tape Empires in Government
An opinion argues that democracy fears its own officials and overburdens them with rules. It says ten departments exist in name but are many independent agencies creating rigidity. Granting department heads authority could reduce red tape and create a responsive, living government.
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Washington
Radio to Grow to Be One of Towering Industries of Our Country
A visionary forecast on radio becoming a dominant industry for the nation. It predicts vast advancements in communication, international broadcasting, and global connectivity, envisioning newspapers and messages delivered via new tech and safer marine and aerial links. The text highlights improved relations and near universal access through evolving infrastructures.
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Beipa
International Broadcasting
Peace Declamation Contest Planned for Youth in Ohio
The Ohio Council of Churches announces a peace declamation contest for high school youths during winter across churches. Local bronze medals lead to county silver medals, district gold medals, and a state final with three scholarships totaling 700 to 900 dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Council of Churches
Dayton
Belmont garage fire destroys nineteen autos in Marion
Fire at the Belmont garage in Marion destroyed nineteen automobiles with origin undetermined. Other captions note a coal mine collapse near Zoarville killing David Grant and Ebenezer Jones, and Ohio Grotto members gathering in Akron for ceremonies.
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Marion
Belmont
New
Philadelphia
David Grant
Ebenezer Jones
Fred Handlick
Zoarville
Here
Limit Reached in Reduction of Taxes in House Plan
Washington reports the Ways and Means Committee has halted further tax relief, approving a 304 million dollar revenue cut for next year. Chairman Green says no changes to tax rates will occur and opposes larger auto tax reductions, aiming to wrap the bill for early House action after December 7. If a surplus arises, it would reduce the national debt.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Green
Treasury
Congress
Mellon
Railway executive kills self over aviation plant setback
Karl D. Klemm, 44, president of the Kansas City Kaw Valley and Western Railroad, shot himself in his office amid reports Detroit would win an airplane factory contract he promoted. He planned a Chicago conference with Fokker designer Anthony H. G. Fokker and Andrew Ford. A $1 million pledge was noted. Survived by his widow.
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Karl D. Klemm
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Klemm
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Chicago
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Andrew Ford
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Five Women Found Dead in Hibbing Hotel Cottage
Five hotel employees in Hibbing Minnesota were found dead in a cottage. They may have died from poisoning or gas exposure as a coroner's inquest investigates a gas jet left open in the kitchen and wine in five small glasses.
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Hibbing
Minn
Army Laundries Earned Over Half Million in Fiscal Year
Major General William H. Hart reports the army’s laundry and dry cleaning plants served officers and enlisted men, earning more than $500,000. Laundry service cost $1.75 per month and 65,110,000 pieces were processed last year. Total earnings from both operations are noted in the annual report to the Secretary of War.
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Army
Washington
William H. Hart
Army Quartermaster General
Secretary of War
Allen's Parlor Furnace Promises Warmth at Low Cost
P M Rapp dealer promotes Allen's Parlor Furnace as a new era in home heating. It offers furnace heat with no cellar steps and claims lower cost than two stoves. Marketed as first of its kind four years on the market with imitators unable to match its value.
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Allen’s Parlor
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