Let's All Have Money Lets Print More Paper Currency
Press accounts say Treasury plans to print more paper money this year than ever before with 200 million silk fibre sheets, each yielding eight bills. The piece notes the silver dollar’s fading influence, a shift to lighter, bulkier currency, and the appeal of paper money in both eastern and western states.
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West
East
Navy Pacific maneuvers tied to fortification plans
The piece notes a $40 million military board expenditure to fortify a Hawaiian island as part of broader Pacific defense. It argues preparedness may reflect real intent beyond training, with mentions of Japan, Russia, and active communists domestically, underscoring vigilance and diplomacy.
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Pacific
Military Board
Japan
Russia
Honolulu
Sam
America
Splashes of Color Herald Spring Fashion in Pocatello
The article notes birds brightening for mating season and trees and flowers returning to color. It highlights women in Pocatello embracing vibrant spring hues in hats gowns and coats calling fashion a fruit salad of styles while contrasting male dressing rituals.
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Pocatello
Bird Kingdom
Hoover on ethics to Texas ad men sparks ideas
Hoover discussed ethics with Texas advertising professionals who know many brands of ethics. He noted the advertising field mirrors other high status professions, and a dialogue among ad men demonstrates advertising’s strategy and influence.
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Hoover
Texas
Hindenburg’s View on War and Office Before Leaving
As his term ends in Germany, President Hindenburg may grasp that while war aligns with Sherman’s view, holding office is harsher. The statement reflects wartime sentiment shaping political realities at the close of his presidency.
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Hindenburg
Germany
Sherman
Heller
Sleeping sickness and bedtime habits in Idaho towns
A lighthearted note on sleep health in Idaho, observing that many residents lack knowledge of proper bedtimes. The piece playfully contrasts widespread sleep issues with the absence of illness among towns.
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Idaho
Answer To Last Puzzle 1 3 7 and 22 23 19 26 32 37
Cryptic clue sequence yields final phrase through mapped word positions and thematic links in a single puzzle page. The solution points to a concise finish tied to thematic words and a closing remark.
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Ire
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Som
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Finest
Good Night Story Turned Lesson From Lady Spider
Peggy complains about chores and wishes to be a spider. Lady Spider explains work brings happiness, showing her own busy life building and repairing webs and caring for eggs. Peggy tries the plan, discovers she is happier and begins helping her mother.
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Peggy
Lady Spider
Matrimonially Speaking
A humorous anecdote about misaligned meeting plans between spouses. The husband notes his wife often goes to a different street corner than agreed, but usually appears within about half an hour. He acknowledges her habit and blames his own confusion while gently apologizing.
King and Queen of Romania visit London a year ago
One year ago today the king and queen of Romania visited London while Congressman Langley of Kentucky was found guilty of conspiracy in a liquor transaction. The item also notes the annual observance of National Hospital Day.
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London
Langley
Kentucky
What This Day Means to Taurus
Taurus guidance centers on noon improvement and rest of day vigor. Preparatory work leads to decisive plans and favorable opportunities for actions. Romance and affection rise in the afternoon and evening with possible engagements or marriage. Children born today likely healthy with nervous impulse tendencies. cautious about emotional self harm. Birthday individuals are steady, intellectual, and demanding reciprocity in love. Notable figures linked include Robert Winthrop and Henry Cabot Lodge.
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Fon
Robert Winthrop
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Enpator Prankrane
Secrets on Auto Suggestion and Unconscious Mind
The article explains how conscious and unconscious minds interact to influence actions. It describes wakeful and sleep-influenced auto-suggestion, goal setting, and the need for repetition, relaxation, and rational dreaming to direct the unconscious mind toward desired outcomes.
William G. Lee Seeks Reelection at Railway Brotherhood Session
William G. Lee, Illinois born leader since 1909, seeks another term as president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen at the Cleveland triennial convention opening today. His career spans brake work on the Santa Fe, county office in Kansas, conductor on the Union Pacific, and long service as vice president and then president of the order. Des Moines hosts the Supreme Council of the Ancient Order of United Workmen, while Alber's Musical Festival caps the day in Lethbridge. Police chiefs from major cities attend the third international police conference in New York.
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William G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway Train Men
Cleveland
Mr. Lee
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Kansas
Union Pacific
Des Moines
Supreme Council of the Ancient Order of United Workmen
Lethbridge
New York
Today in History and Anniversaries
Timeline of historical events and notable births and deaths including 1775 Crown Point capture by Seth Warner 1850 Henry Cabot Lodge birth 1865 Battle of Raymond 1866 Italy ally for Prussia 1875 G A R encampment in Chicago 1878 Thaddeus Amat death 1889 Arizona highway robbery $30600 1915 British dreadnought Goliath sunk 1924 death in Boston and a nationwide labor body session in Cleveland today.
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Crown Point
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Massachusetts
Boston
Raymond
Miss
Bismarck
Italy
Prussia
Austria
Chicago
Thaddeus Amat
Los Angeles
Spain
Arizona
Dardanelles
Muriel’s Growing Selfishness Trouble in Brooklyn Friends
A nostalgic piece portrays Muriel moving to Brooklyn in December and gaining friends and mothers’ favor by constant politeness. By February her solicitous acts become self serving as she borrows dresses, asks favors, and keeps others awake with coughing. Her apologies thinly mask selfish behavior.
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Muriel
Brooklyn
Mark
Mariel
Johnnie
Central Post Office
Agnes
Marie
Today’s births in brief from the region
Today marks the anniversaries of Walter Charles Murray born in County Kings New Brunswick 59 years ago. Warren D Smith born in Leipsic Germany years ago today. Cleo Ridgely born in New York 32 years ago today. Zebulon Weaver born in Weaverville North Carolina 153 years ago today. Joseph A Dugan born in Mahanoy City Pennsylvania years ago today.
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Walter Charles Murray
University of Saskatchewan
County Kings
N. B
Warren D. Smith
University of Oregon
Leipsic
Germany
Cleo Ridgely
New Y City
Zebulon Weaver
Congress
North Carolina
Weaverville
N. C
Joseph A. Dugan
New York American League
Mahanoy City
Palox
Sweet Adeline and the Drowsy Diner Song Night
An old verse evokes singing with friends and Sweet Adeline as a cue to leave after revelry and wine. The piece shifts to a garbled note about a kidnap report and war games, then Mussolini’s early foray into playwriting and a vague spotlight reference.
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