Dry-as-dust statistics spark crime critique
The ABA president cites nation as crime breeding and protecting, citing War Secretary Dern figures: 490000 involved in crime, 12000 yearly homicides, 80000 robberies, 10000 assaults, 40000 burglaries, 1000 incendiaries, with $18000000000 paid to racketeers and $13000000000 more for crime costs. He calls for versatile, intelligent action to curb the menace.
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Metadata fragment from archival notice page
A fragmented newspaper clipping references Associated Press credits and local news publication rights. It notes publication rights and patches tied to the page, with lingering questions about crediting and archival status.
Super-Advisers and the Roosevelt Cabinet's Role
The piece argues the presidency lacks a constitutional basis for a fixed cabinet and notes Roosevelt's extensive advisory setup. It contrasts a proactive brain trust with a visible cabinet, citing Ickes Wallace and Perkins as public figures while others stay less prominent, asserting the president’s reliance on broad expert guidance.
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Parental Stakes as Schools Reopen Doors of Opportunity
Parents fear whether children will grasp new opportunities as schools reopen. The piece compares education to fertile soil needing a careful gardener to yield abundant results, while noting some children may struggle despite efforts.
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Hparente
Behal
Children Face Challenges in School and Parental Perceptions
The text discusses pupils who complain and parents who accept them, often leading the child to feel thwarted by school. It notes some students fall behind or become unruly, while acknowledging that some are naturally slow but capable, with teachers able to provide explanations to help them overcome difficult concepts.
Recalling German Inflation and Its Lessons
A historical note compares German inflation to potential currency devaluation in the United States. It recounts a 1913 bond issue of 25 million marks, once deemed safe, which by 1923 mattered little in real terms as inflation eroded its value, illustrating the dangers of excessive money printing.
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Washington EX Daybook Reflects Looming Tensions on Return to Work
Washington observers note many members stayed in the capital after Congress adjourned, citing ease of meeting constituents by letter and the lure of Washington summers. Yet frayed nerves, lingering irritations, and looming winter session temper could reappear, shaping the next Congress.
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Sailor Blood and a French Writer Mentioned in Verse
An uncle's line about sea longing echoes in Edgar A. Guest style verse as the speaker recalls ancestral sailor blood and endless yearning for ships on lake and sea. The text also notes Alexandre Dumas the Elder as a prolific French writer.
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Alexandre Dumas
Union Organizers Active at Local Silk Mills
Reports say two union organizers canvassed local silk mills to urge higher wages but were unsuccessful. Workers allegedly satisfied with current conditions. Police noted several truckloads of striking silk weavers moving from Philadelphia toward the area, though none had arrived by nightfall. First Reformed Church in Holland Michigan has dispatched 66 missionaries.
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Composting Advice From The Daily Mall Agricultural Editor
Turning wastes into compost, save all plant matter including dead grass, weeds before seeding, vines, stalks, wood, ashes, and other garden waste not containing dangerous insects or diseases. Every grower should maintain a compost heap, avoid wasting organic matter, and use autumn’s abundant waste vegetation to produce rich humus for yearly plant needs. Address requests for outlines to The Daily Mall Agricultural Editor, Van Gorder Service, Washington, D. C.
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Things of the Soil by Dan Van Gorder
Agricultural guidance discusses profitable winter milk production, feeding strategies, and the role of protein, roughage, and grain. It advises individual cow testing to identify profitable producers and outlines protein targets for legume hay, silage, and mixed roughages.
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Dan van Gorder
Meyer
Jersey
Blood Poisoning and Its Treatment in Medical Texts
A detailed discussion of septicemia defines blood poisoning, its causes, and treatments. It notes germs in blood may occur in healthy people, distinguishes blood poisoning from other germborne diseases, and mentions sera, anti-toxins, drugs, blood cultures, and bacteriophage as therapies. It warns neglect of small wounds can lead to serious infection and death.
Peterson's Ointment for Eczema and Itching Relief
An advertisement claims Peterson's Ointment stops itching from eczema pimples rashes and boils in minutes and brings eruptions to a head in days. It also promises relief for athlete's foot cracks between toes and sore feet and urges purchase at druggists.
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Peterson
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