Daily Mail Publishing Details and Circulation Info
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Going Blind Warning on Vision Decline From Habits
A prominent optometry expert warns that the human race could be blind in 200 years if current rates of defective vision continue. The piece cites narcotics booze and tobacco as major causes and urges reducing habits, noting that smoking offers mental, not just physical, enjoyment and that excess is the real harm.
Nation’s income rise signals recovery gains
The nation shows rising income for November, marking the sixth straight monthly gain and a strong Christmas season. Chicago reports the strongest commerce in a decade as confidence grows in a durable recovery, with business leaders like George S. Davis predicting permanent improvement.
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Department of Commerce
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
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Ticking Time Bomb Disease Study in Government Ties
Washington Daybook reports on Dr Edward Francis and his work with ticks carrying relapsing fever. The essay notes long starvation of cave ticks, survival of infected spirochetes, and the bizarre link to government and Treasury publishing the study. It mentions Francis age 66, past illnesses, and colleagues like Dr Charles Armstrong who aided Mrs Borah with serum in a related case.
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California
Edward Francis
Bureau of Pubblic Health
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Treasury
Charles Armstrong
Noisy Threats Abroad Challenge U.S. Business Recovery
The article discusses looming foreign threats to American business conditions and notes an accumulation of forces in the United States that, if effectively used, could restore normal business and industrial activity. Progress hinges on a cooperative spirit between business and the public to conserve gains and push forward.
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United States
Real Estate Tax Reforms Eyed by Chicago Assessor
Chicago's assessor proposes a realty tax based on income, favoring owners of homes but risking unfairly taxing productive apartment buildings. Aimed at easing homeowner burdens, the plan also suggests higher taxes on vacant lots to spur new construction, reflecting Henry George style single-tax ideas.
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Chicago
Henry George
Pastor Cleveland Uses Abundant Alliteration In Sermons
Chardon Chardon's Pastor Cleveland of the Christian church relies on heavy alliteration in sermons. He, a former Yale student, says he is not a show-off, and his phraseology includes long sentences about purpose, progress, procrastination, and character. Visitors to Yellowstone Park have ridden 83,248 miles on horse pack during the 1938 season.
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Christian Church
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Yellowstone Park
Juvenile Jingles by Timmy Judd
Fragmentary verse piece by Timmy Judd examines a moral lesson on wisdom and misfortune. Odd lines reference a performer avoiding violence, a gate, and a wary warning about a reckless driver. The readable text suggests a playful yet cautionary tone with urban slang phrases.
Just Folks By Edgar A Guest small
When I was a youngster one fell ill the mother dosed us with quinine and mustard plasters. She brewed flaxseed tea and tried senna tea with camphor oil. Neighbors urged more, and finally a doctor was called in as a last resort. Yet the mother believed she could cure us with her care and herbs.
Woman Chops Off Husband's Nose in Farm Home
PAINSVILLE Jan 11 Rudolph Antos 60 had his nose severed by his wife Mary 58 while he rested at their Paradise road farm home Sheriff Moroney said. She claimed years of beating culminating Monday night. She obtained an ax and inflicted head lashes before restraint. Antos held without charge. A mention notes France had 16 828 farmers cooperatives.
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Rudolph Antos
Paradise Road
James Moroney
Mary Antos
Molonay
Death by own action studied in Cincinnati 1927 1936
A statistical study by Dr. Philip Piker analyzes 1817 suicide attempts at Cincinnati General Hospital over a decade. It finds diverse patterns across race, gender, and marital status with no strong link to economic fluctuations and higher rates among divorced individuals. Men succeed more often, about 25 percent, versus 19 percent for women.
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Philip Piker
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Death by own action certified in Duvall shooting
Charles W. Stang acting Montgomery county coroner said he would issue a certificate of death by own action for Olive Frances Duvall a 21 year old woman who died from a shotgun death at her home near Mount Lebanon Church between Stehman and Damascus. Special experiments are being conducted for the Temple of Religion and Tower of Peace at the 1939 California World's Fair to ensure lighting harmony with the building’s purpose.
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Rockville
Charles W. Stang
Montgomery County
Olive Frances Duvall
Temple of Religion
Tower of Peace
Agreement In Boston Strike Ends After Violence
Governor Saltonstall announced a settlement in the Boston truck strike that had paralyzed movement of foodstuffs in the New England area. After a unanimous No vote on arbitration, a driver and helper were attacked, one fatally, prompting police deployment. The disruption eased slightly as food in railroad yards began moving again despite non union drivers.
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Boston
Leverett Saltonstall
New England
Saltonstall
Fruit and Produce Union
Property Sold At Auction On High land Way
The Burger property on High land Way was sold in front of the Court House yesterday afternoon by Auctioneer Fred M White for 2675 dollars. Samuel Cohen was the purchaser.
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Burger
Highland Way
Court House
Fred M. White
Samuel Cohen
New Year's Love and a Web of Conflicting Hearts
Noel Marchand faces a love triangle with Allan Collings and fiancé David Norris. Noel confesses to Allan while David confronts jealousy, then visits Allan in the hospital where Elaine Schuyler appears, revealing tensions between love and marriage plans. Noel anticipates leaving the stage to wed Norris, while Rita and Geral hint at looming changes.
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Noel Marchand
Allan Collings
David Norris
Noel
Elaine
Allan
Darling
Rita
Swanstrom
David
Geral
Gerald
Norris
Angela Lorden
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