Diller Public School Notes and Honors Update
Diller Public School reports first primary room enrollment changes, perfect spellings, and attendance tallies. The high school section notes the Girls' Glee Club winning a district contest cup, trips to York for competition, senior class photos, and junior activities plus ongoing exams and class achievements.
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What Will They Gain From Training Programs
A column argues that organizations such as the R O T C Boy Scouts and cadet corps transform wayward boys into self reliant youths. It contrasts disciplined training with street life and questions which path parents prefer for their boys given harsh times.
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Canadian liquor stores urged closed until times improve
The Un employed Married Men's Association of Calgary calls on the government to shut liquor stores and beer parlors until conditions improve. The Associated Press reports this stance contrasts with veterans who say beer could create jobs, while Capper's Weekly notes beer regulations in Canada hinder employment and the fight against repression.
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Vegetable Romance Ode from Linn Palmer Record
A playful lyric frames a vegetable themed romance with fruit and root puns. The speaker Linn Palmer expresses yearning and declares devotion while imagining a wistful breakup line about a river voyage and a plum to sea ending.
Harvard Professor Dates Early Tool Use At Four Million Years
A Harvard professor argues that humans made simple tools about four million years ago. He notes that earlier crude implements were valued in their time just as modern machinery is now. He predicts continued progress as science advances and sees the end of progress as distant.
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Pershing proposes drive to aid farmers with wheat demand
General Pershing calls for a wartime style drive to create greater demand for wheat products to ease farmer burdens. The remark is followed by a light offhand command about bringing more flapjacks.
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Quote on wealth inequality and gang violence in wartime
A commentator laments concentrated wealth and predicts ongoing hardship. The piece suggests that public spending is constrained by wealth hoarding and even advocates letting rival gangs destroy themselves as a solution.
Fragmentary thoughts on world collision and Lindbergh case
Short, speculative text notes fatigue and anxiety about a planetary collision and references the Lindbergh kidnap case with vague mentions of notoriety seekers and searchers. The fragment offers no concrete events or outcomes.
Lindberg Involved In Unclear Incident With Air Crew
Fragmentary text hints at Colonel Lindberg with personnel on a flight crew during a windy event. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to confirm specifics of incident or outcome.
Three Cent Postage Again Prepares a Check
A brief note notes renewed emphasis on postage rates and the need for proper accounting to cover mail costs. Public expectations for timely payments and excuses are mentioned in a concise local commentary style.
Unenthusiastic Start Up to Judicial Nominations
Voters show little enthusiasm for upcoming nominations as campaigns lag and candidates push their platforms amid low public interest. Officials warn that attention may be limited until formal ballots.
Three Ways to Attract Public Attention in City Life
A stripped down saying notes three paths to public notice: joining a gang, committing crime, or leaving town. The quip frames notoriety as sought through sensational acts rather than quiet conduct.
Seaweed kelp foods show promise for nutrition and medicine
University of California tests with dried kelp fed to cattle and rats indicate rich food value and growth benefits. Cornell research confirms kelp contains all elements of living flesh in a colloidal form with chlorophyll and vitamins A B D B and possibly F and G. Seaweed ingredients appear in medicines and kelp bread is suggested as a future staple.
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Astronomers Measure Nebulae Velocities From Spectra
Scientists at Mt Wilson Observatory use spectral shifts to gauge nebulae speeds. Dr Milton L Humasen reports spiral nebulae velocities up to 12009 miles per second based on 100 inch reflector spectra showing redshifts indicating recession.
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Dope Application on Aircraft Fabric for Wing Dopes
Dope is applied to fabric coverings on airplane wings to shrink and tauten the surface while preserving tautness under weather changes. It protects the fabric from weathering, reduces skin friction, and increases tensile strength. opaque dope blocks sunlight which accelerates deterioration.
Lips as character indicators in speech study
A German professor details a scientific look at how lips reveal character and occupation. He notes Lips may mislead while asserting thinkers often have thin lips yet finds thin lips among low culture groups even when at rest.
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No Chance Judge No You Think It Safe To Travel
In a snappy caption the cartoon shows a judge challenging travel speed while a driver boasts the car can hit eighty miles per hour, capturing a motorists dialogue about speed and safety.
That's All Joe Says About Baby's Cuteness
The note appears as casual chatter about a baby and the speaker's own reactions. It mentions not wanting the baby to say cute things and references Joe in a playful, informal tone without clear events or names.
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Soaked by Tax Talks A Mid Century Debate
A satirical column mocks politicians debating taxes on wealth and bonds. It quips about soaking the rich with income taxes and the sales tax, noting the president’s protected salary and a struggle to tax foreign bonds. The piece ends with a unified jab at both wet and dry outcomes.
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