Fireworks ban urged by city council with enforcement urged
The city council supports prohibiting fireworks within city limits and urges strict enforcement. Police should be informed of violations for quiet warnings to offenders. The column also mentions Cato The Censor’s Boise politics spoof and H. E. Ray’s possible nonappointment as district attorney.
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America
Cato
Boise Statesman
Idaho
H. E. Ray
Boise
Boise Valley
Boulder Dam Construction Expected to Proceed With High Hopes
The article discusses imminent presidential approval to commence Boulder dam construction and set up a vast power project. It notes decades of exploration, the region’s mineral wealth, and the dam’s potential to transform the lower Colorado River basin for farmers and states sharing water rights.
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Great Dam
Southwest
Major Powell
Colorado
Green River
Wyoming
Tidewater
Stanton
Wild Southwest
Colorado River
Rio Colorado
Canyon
Bright Angel
Gulf
Howland Brothers
Hats and Headgear Couture Tops for Summer Fashion
Style critics list a 3500 G at price tag for top hats and demand a male ensemble with at least three straw hats this summer. Panama hats, though called from Panama, are woven in Ecuador and Colombia with rare handcraft, selling up to 500 dollars. export weavers make one hat per year.
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Hat Institute of New York
Panama
Manila
China
South America
Ecuador
Colombia
Lindbergh Honeymoon Privacy Delight End of Camera Frenzy
Readers cheer as Lindbergh and his bride escape public scrutiny on their honeymoon avoiding reporters and cameras. The note laments sensational press coverage and celebrates private life for a moment of quiet amid fame. Senator King proposes bank loan investigations with an eye toward funding options. A late item hints Mexico may still have a living ex-president.
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Lindbergh
New York
Modernist Afghan King Sparks Backlash and Exile
In a 1929 Bell Syndicate piece a modernist Afghan ruler pushes reform through airplanes radios and new ideas while facing stern opposition from officials and the army. He is dethroned and flees across the border as his bold program vexes conservative leaders and public alike.
Love and Cupid Theory in Sub Rosa Style
A column explores the idea that love is an exalted view of love itself, not just a person, suggesting crushes reflect Cupid and nature. It argues exaggerated romance is common, supports poets, and notes later commentary on women graduates at the University of London.
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Clpid and Company
Wynes & Girl
Cupid
Fuzt
Cupid and Company
Bely Synd. Inc
England
University of London
The Value of Friends in a Child's Life
An essay prompts parents to foster healthy friendships for children. It urges open guidance, cautions against sneering at peers like Pete Jones, and suggests active, tactful ways to broaden social circles through school, camp, church, and clubs. It also touches on travel and public life figures in a broader humane context.
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Pete Jones
Fists
Martin
Pete
Robber the Rat Fights Happy Jack at Old Orchard
In a lively Old Orchard tale, Robber the Rat battles Happy Jack the Squirrel near Farmer Brown's barn. Robber flees after a savage clash, wounded and whipped, while Happy Jack earns the squirrels' respect and blocks Robber from reentry. A closing tease hints at the next Burgess story.
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Tommy Tit
Jeck
Grey Squirt
Rat
Rat Robber
Marcy Jack Squirrel
Robber
Ted
Happy Jack
Heppy Jack
Hamyr Jack
Ha Jack
Farmer Brown
Squirrel
Mrs Squirrel
Jack
Palmer Brown
T W Burgess
Fragmentary Lines Reflect Obscure Verse Snippet
A jagged OCR fragment presents unclear phrases about hills and a named Imogene or Sy Gettier. No coherent event or clear attribution emerges from the readable text.
Tinkham plans to hunt in Europe despite duties
A Washington Daybook item notes Representative George H. M. Tinkham of Massachusetts had planned a European hunting trip for this summer. The trip was canceled when presidents and lawmakers converged on Washington. Tinkham, famed as a well traveled congressman, may try to fit travel later while Acmeerman of New Jersey holds the record for outside the United States.
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Giobe
Harvard
Thrille
Capitol Hill
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Mrkhams
Herbert Plummer
Ashington
Conmgrs
George HM Tinkham
Mesa Finsetts
Agein
Orient
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Tinkham
Tinkheam
Congress
Ernecett Acveerman
New Jersey
Marcchusetts
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