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Audit of Bureaus Circulation Daily Average 1858
Audit shows November 1858 daily average circulation for Morning and Evening combined at 48,880 net paid. Figures enumerate bureau totals and confirm distribution across services, reflecting the period's newspaper reach and reader engagement.
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Bureaus of
The Common Cold Costs Us Billions in Time and Money
A historical look notes the common cold drains billions yearly through lost work hours and education setbacks. It cites 400 million colds annually in the U S, with 5 billion dollars spent on medicines and wages, and highlights high susceptibility in farmers and children, plus seasonal peaks in September and February.
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Jasco
California
Florida
Maine
Minnesota
Dahwary
Global War Era and Missile Reach Expands Across Oceans
The text discusses a transformed Navy ship resembling a submarine firing a long range missile in the Pacific, signaling a new era where civilian populations are at risk. It notes intercontinental ballistic missiles and submarine launched threats, with ranges over 4 000 miles and global vulnerability. Russia and China are cited regarding missile capabilities and strategic developments.
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Pacific
Russia
Sea
Tassia
Red Chinnse Ava
Ravkel Landing
Niles Alu
Hol
Kram
Grim war fears shadow Christmas period
The passage laments a looming global conflict with widespread fear. It argues that no one can escape the coming brunt of a future war and calls for a focus on restoring unity over bitter disagreements. The tone is somber and cautionary about violent destruction worldwide.
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North America
Afric
Ate Tavk
Jean
Giftgiving at Christmas and the risk of influence
The piece surveys mixed views on holiday gifts to customers and employees, noting declines in spending and caution against indiscriminate giving. It cites surveys, a high profile case, and a CARE donation workaround, concluding that retail sales will rise modestly and the spirit of giving remains strong despite concerns.
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Yetailens Aroud
Smanty
Cou
Midwest
Ihab
Vicuna
Promiumy Practice Magazine
Time Magazine
United States
Hessinen
Nuveon 4 Cu
Chicago
New York
Respect for Law and Moral Decline Across the Nation
A presidential plea for respect for law amid a nationwide pattern of ethical erosion. The speaker cites Alabama voting records and broader issues from school integration to labor dissension, urging honesty as the nation confronts racial and religious bias, crime, and societal decay.
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United States
Alshana
Sitch
Alabama
Sured
Mississiani
Doris Ii
Minter
HaNes
Hose
Ox Asa
Amr
President laments national self analysis on law observance
The President spoke sadly of personal morals and nationwide dishonesty. He notes Americans must confront their own shortcomings and considers the broader pattern of ethical lapses affecting burdens on others across the country.
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Alban
A City Without Newspapers in New York
The piece argues a New York newspaper strike harms the city by depriving readers, shoppers, and businesses of timely news and reliable information. It warns prolonged outages hurt retail trade, advertising revenue, and overall metropolitan welfare during peak season.
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New York
Huurts
Current Comment To Arms Against the Rabbit Cult
A hysterical critique claims Britain's Rabbit Advisory Council seeks to brainwash children before Christmas by demonizing rabbits as pests. It compares the scare to anti Santa campaigns, arguing rabbits multiply like machines and are romanticized in Beatrix Potter tales.
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Silistion
Britain
Rabbit Advisory Council
Dr. Chishwlin
Santa Claus
Chrigumas
Peters Rebbit
Thornton Margess
Plopsy
Mopsy
Cadoulail
Peter
Beatrix Potter
Bugs Bunny
Truman warns Democratic hopes hinge on choices
In Washington on Sunday former President Truman spoke about the Democratic bench and warned against harming their chances. He recalled that many claim to be Democrats but vote for Republicans, cautioning that GOP support could exceed party headcounts in 1930.
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Springield
Union
Truman
Yeaterlay
Opings
Washington
Pulse Of The People Hergletried Wai
The writer condemns teenage crime and bad parenting, urging harsher detention and better facilities. He cites youths 12 to 19 breaking into homes and gas stations, stealing cars, and causing damage. He argues parents should face hearings and cites Judge Wiles and Judge Laflin on detention and recreation needs.
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Welluiton
My Shool
Windohold
Stelog
Merial
Jocal Wasus
Wiles
South Lake Avenue
Dudge Robort
Thought For Today From Dwight Marvin On Determination And Faith
A journal style musing extols perseverance and faith as keys to achievement. It cites Nathan Hale, Columbus, Washington and Roosevelt as examples of men who pursued great aims with whole hearts, noting that there is no easy path to the heights and that failure comes from halting efforts.
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Nathan Hale
Martin Lither
Cincordatat
Alexander the Great
St Francis de Sales
Ong
Columbus
Milleb
Washington
Hendore
Roosevelt
Jia
Why Did This Have To Happen by Hor Miers
Willa Mokms reviews Hor Miers who, despite cerebral palsy since birth, wrote Why Did This Have To Happen. The book, published by St Martin's Press, discusses growing up with visible and invisible handicaps from a parent's and child’s perspective. Miers aims to comfort and inspire handicapped individuals and highlight humanity's shared challenges.
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Willa Mokms
War Schenklers
Hor Miers
America
Gettysbure
Hell
Ennflich
Thomas Welferson
Miers
Karl Miers
Cenebral Palay
St. Martin's Press
New York
Marl Miers
National Society For Crippled Childress
National Whirligig Hints at GOP Losses in Cities
A Quan Review analysis argues 20 year election trends show Republican defeats tied to urban voter behavior and labor movement influence. The piece notes Detroit Pittsburgh and New York as key metropolitan centers with shifting labor alignment and changes in Democratic gains, suggesting apathy and strong city organizations shaped Capitol outcomes.
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Washington
Quan
Washinton
Fernhein
Detroit
Pittsburgh
New York
London
Raul
Guburhg
Capitol Hil
Delgai
Wayne County
Pitsburgh
Evs
Gra
John St. Lewis
Amavivan Federation of Labor
Lewis
Willkie
Neuralgia and nerve block questions answered by Dr Jordan
Old questions about trigeminal neuralgia and treatment are addressed by Edwin B. Jordan. The expert explains that neuralgia involves intense facial pain from cranial nerves, discusses risks of major surgery versus conservative care, and covers adhesions, quadrant anatomy, diabetes eye complications, rib regrowth after thoracic surgery, and the limits of nerve block relief.
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Jordan
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Sinswtin
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