Nebraska House Defeats Child Labor Ratification Bid 68 to 27
Nebraska lawmakers rejected H R.123 by a 68 to 27 vote, defeating ratification of the national child labor act as the Senate holds a similar measure on file. The debate featured clashes involving Rep. Cone and Rep. Stark, with 37 speeches, and a wide petition base estimated at 560,000. A contrasting liquor control bill advanced with a 50 to 38 vote, aiming to put Nebraska in liquor manufacturing and wholesaling.
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Sullivan
Omaha
University of Nebraska
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Bullard
Coach Bible
State Railway Commission
Bentsen
Naper
Slimmers Debate Reconciliations Like Thaw Between Freezes
Miss Cayenne comments on Slimmers Yes stance comparing reconciliations to a thaw between two freezes that worsens matters, reflecting tense responses in the Dialogue.
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Miss Cayenne
Path to Own Door Teacher Tommy Question
The Washington Post quotes Tommy asking if there is one thing he can do better than anyone else. Tommy replies yes, he can read his own writing. The item highlights self awareness and literacy in a brief newspaper-style quip. The source uses a playful teacher-student dynamic.
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Tommy
Washington Post
Engagement Chatter Sparks Friendly Gossip
A brief exchange reveals mutual betrothal talk between two gentlemen. One confirms the engagement to Miss Smith, while the other comments on her luck and the surrounding public interest.
A Clothes Question What to Do With Old Clothes
A brief dialogue asks how to handle worn garments and suggests simple reuse by wearing them. The exchange emphasizes practical use over disposal and reflects everyday wardrobe decisions.
Prisoners Petition Over Cruel Punishment Claims
The article notes inmates at a state prison petitioning authorities about listening to certain crooners, arguing it constitutes cruel and unusual punishment and is forbidden by the penal code. The discussion appears in Pathfinder Magazine.
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NA Spee Ety
Pathfinder Magazine
One Exception Scene Reveals Evening Quiet
Dialogue shows Mrs Gnagges asking if all is quiet for the night and Elmer confirming he has shut up everything that can be shut. The exchange hints at domestic routine and a calm domestic moment.
Universal Solicitor at Wood Green Interview
A conversation with a universal solicitor at Wood Green reveals a woman asking if her husband has ambition. He replies the husband is eager to draw the old age pension.
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Wood Green
No Chance Percy Yes Dwain Fever Moment
In a clipped dialogue a speaker recalls a prior Dwain fever and asks where the other party felt feverish, framed as a playful reminiscence.
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Percy
Jessie
Extreme Chic Frock Ad Hook Pattern 9986
Fashion notes present a shirtwaist frock with a joined sleeve line and slim bodice, a rounded inverted pleat skirt and no pockets. Pattern 9986 offered in sizes 14 through 40 with yardage and a sew chart. order by sending 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Eighteenth Street
New York
Something New Tired Business Man
The dialogue implies a weary business traveler seeking luck and social success as his wife reassures him. The lines hint at personal risk and domestic dynamics without a clear concrete event or setting.
Budget Chat Warns Debt Could Recur
A fragmented exchange questions future credit and debt relief. Phrases imply frustration with borrowing and a desire for easier access to credit again. The brief text lacks names, places, or clear events to identify entities.
Keep Moving Visitor in Museum Say Do Not Start Looking
A public opinion piece warns visitors to keep moving through a museum to avoid blocking others and missing exhibits. The notice emphasizes courteous behavior and smooth flow within galleries.
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