Two Billion Dollar Russian Trade Claim Proves Absurd
An editorial argues the promise of two billion dollars in U S trade with Soviet Russia is impossible and a propaganda ploy. It notes Britain and Germany found negotiations fruitless and warns recognition would invite communist influence while the United States protects constitutional integrity.
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Marriage and longevity tied in public health note
An editorial argues marriage extends life based on statistics showing lower death rates for married men. It cites a Idaho Falls obituary for Charles E. Dinwoodey and notes his civic roles. The piece also references Chilean politics and a fragmenting note on Eastern affairs.
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Snake River Valley
Districteen
Bonneville
Wombat Family Guests Dotty At The Zoo
Dotty Day meets Mr. Wombat and Mrs. Wombat at the zoo. They discuss origin from Australia, the pouch tradition, and show Dotty three baby wombats. The encounter leads Dotty to plan a return visit before heading home for dinner. The article also notes telegraphy volumes and a regional horticultural exposition in Kansas City.
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Horoscope for Scorpio Today by Mary Blake
Today's planetary aspects indicate a test in any task and potential overconfidence from stimulating vibrations. Caution against excess optimism while maintaining poise. home life urges restraint and consideration for others. Birthdates highlight success and notable figures like Adelaide Phillips and Ellsworth Statler.
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James Tyson
Daniel C. Heath
Will Allen Drompole
Ellsworth Milton Statler
George Gordon Battle
Matrimonially Speaking by Hugh McKay
A humorous column notes a wife who coaches her husband in bridge during games with friends. It highlights her sharp pointers and the idea of a backward game to improve his play. The piece teases plans for a future book of her “Bird Helps.”
Tax cases shift to board over Ford stock sales
Washington October 26 The Treasury abandons its plan to settle disputed income taxes on the sale of Ford Motor stock by Senator Couzens and the Dodge heirs. The matter goes to the Board of Tax Appeals with Dodge heirs appealing the Treasury ruling and Couzens case expected to follow within weeks.
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Sports column mocks boxing fans and the thrill of fights
A light verse piece muses on boxing culture and spectator hype, joking about bets and rivalry while noting the absurdity of overpraising fighters. It riffs on fans wanting a knockout, the drama of bouts, and shifts to brief headlines about Abd El Krim, WWI-era civility warfare, and orange demand amid Prohibition.
Gorgas Memorial Institute Promotes Mass Health Education
The article argues health promotion as a national aim led by Gorgas Memorial Institute and scientific medicine. It urges self preservation through routine medical checks, early diabetes detection, proper diet, and timely insulin use to prevent disability and extend life. It notes epidemic control and calls for preventive measures to reduce state costs. It also mentions a planned large hydroelectric plant on the Ohio River.
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Gorgas Memorial Institute
Breakups public and private in 1925 etiquette column
A reader argues both sexes face drama when ending affairs. The best method stays a brief note, but men cause scenes courting forgiveness and pressuring the rejected party. The piece notes mutual irritation and ends with a cynical okay to “sit tight and pray.”
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Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Concerts Across The Nation
A dense listings page details multiple stations from Seattle to Des Moines and Hollywood to Denver. Programs include orchestras, studio talks, children’s hours, vaudeville acts, garden talks, and musical features with varied time blocks and regional notes.
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Economic uptick in clothing and goods as weather cools
In New Orleans on Oct 26 wholesale and retail trade shows a marked rise, especially in men's and women's clothing millinery blankets linens and shoes. Retailers expect demand to continue with cooler weather. In Camden on Oct 26 the federal state city employment bureau notes a shortage of skilled labor with most factories operating at or near full capacity as building activity booms.
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Two Girls Serve as Monterey Crew Skippers
Two sisters serve aboard the American ship Monterey acting as the vessel’s skippers. The elder has served nearly ten years and both wear blue dungarees while sharing all crew duties. They study navigation and take wheel watches when seas are fair.
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