Hoover announcement and waste reclamation notes
The article discusses Herbert Hoover's potential presidential candidacy and the impact on Republican factions as debates continue. It notes Wood and Lowden contenders, shifting attacks, and possible nomination complications. It also reports on waste reclamation value in the United States and Department of Commerce publications available to interested readers.
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Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Leonard Wood
Chareee
Hing
Cam Wien
Gavernan Ledden
Daerah
New York
Wood Nore
Lowden
United States
Department of Commerce
Waste beyond war needs driven by cleaning drive
Secretary of commerce urges Americans to recycle waste material after wartime rationing. He notes the nation could save billions by reclaiming old paper, rags, rubber, and metals as spring cleaning begins and stresses turning waste back into commerce to offset costs.
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Abesandee
Department of Commerce
Comerce
Alexander
Public Faces High Boot and Shoe Material Costs
A National City bank of New York statement notes no public terror over rising boot and shoe prices. It cites a 2.5 fold increase in imported material and quadrupled unit costs, with calf skins and goat skins showing large year to year price shifts and higher seven month imports through January.
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National City Bank of New York
Dummry
Dinnars
May Day tensions spark clashes and rent protests
May Day last year left a wake of demonstrations by dissidents across the United States and Europe. In New York City tenants warn they may withhold rent after May 1 unless relief is granted by authorities, citing rising costs and gouging.
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United
Breath of Heather at Pantages Today
The Moorland hill concert comes to the Pantages with Jes Sie Blair Sterling and her Seven Glasgow Maids, noted as Glasgow’s favorite soprano. The program features vaudeville acts including Howard the ventriloquist, the Ching Han Pour trio, the Four Mellos, Fieke and Fallon, and a costumed dancing duo, with a cinema comedy and song numbers to finish.
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New Hill
Jessie Blair Sterling
Glasgow
Scotland
Miss Sterling
Howard
Mr. Howard
France
Daddy
Howe
Fieke
Fallon
Dick Heary
Carrie Adelaide
Cee
Reform real estate rent control warned by World editorials
The World argues landlords of old houses deserve higher rents under new conditions but warns extreme profiteering will provoke public revolt. It urges lawful restraint on greed while stressing profits should reflect shelter costs and a builder’s legitimate return. Also includes a testimonial for Faley’s Money and Tar noting relief from a chest cold and promising further letters praising the remedy.
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New York World
Faley
Miss Rose Florke
Hawking Ave
N. Craddock
Foley
Cadomene Tablets Tonic Claim By Mrs Hager
Mrs A H K Hager of 909 London Road Duluth Minnesota writes Cadomene Tablets helped her from nervous sickness enabling her to do housework again. Her daughter and son in law also took them with similarly positive results. The ad promises a refund if not satisfied and notes drugstore availability.
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A. HK. Hager
London Road
Duluth
Minn
Aliens at Fort Douglas Refuse to Sign Parole
In Salt Lake City on April 1 twenty-one of seventy six alien enemy prisoners at Fort Douglas refuse to sign parole papers. Officials say most will likely be deported, per an announcement by Dave Gershon, head of the local justice bureau.
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Salt Lake City
Fort Douglas Tovernment Barracks
Dave Gershon
Department of Justice Bureau
Father and Two Sons Facing Murder Penalty
TupeI Q, Mississippi April 1 Charles Marshall found guilty of the murder of William Miller one of four in a family shot or cubbed to death after their house was dynamited. Marshall sentenced to be hanged. His father J E Marshall to stand trial next day charged with complicity and his brother Felix to be arraigned later.
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Tupelq
Miss
Charles Marshall
William Miller
Marshall
Lis
J. E. Marshall
Felix
New Development in Christian Science Fight
Boston April 1 A new development emerged in the litigation between the Christian Science church and the publishing society as Edwin aA.
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Boston
The
Christian Science Church
Publishing Society
Edwin Aa
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Clear Skin Aid
An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe gentler substitute for calomel to cleanse blood, bowels, and liver. It claims the pills improve pimples, bad breath, dullness, and constipation with a vegetable formula and olive oil, priced at 10 cents and 25 cents.
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Pere
Disastrous Fire Destroys Buhl Business Section
A fire in Buhl Idaho at 2:30 caused about 100 000 dollars in damage. High winds and low water pressure hampered efforts as four buildings burned including the newly completed Stona theater.
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Buhl
Idaho
Stona Theater
A Question Mark Prompts Reflections on Lives Lost
A reflective piece notes how a question mark becomes a symbol for unresolved lives and ongoing searches for meaning. The author links the mark to countless stories of individuals seeking answers and the public’s curiosity about their fates.
Lawsuit Seeks Church Governance Preservation Role
Krauthoff of Washington and Mrs Krauthoff file suit to intervene for themselves and church members to preserve the church manual and its government system as established by Mrs Mary Baker Eddy Its aim is to declare the Christian Science Publishing Society an integral part of the mother church and under its authority The petition asks that the publishing society trustees be enjoined from denying the mother churchs controlling authority over periodicals and literature Sar
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Krauthoft
Washington, D. C
Flea
Krauthoff
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Publishing Society
Publishing Society
Mother Church
Sar
Medicine fakes not dumped in Canada
Lt Col D A Clark says Canada has no knowledge of any so called sure cure medicine fakes being dumped here. He notes Canada’s food and drug act bans sale of unregistered proprietary medicines and that both nations laws aim to prevent wholesale dumping across borders.
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Ottawa
Ont
D. A. Clark
Canada
Washington
Domiinion
Clark
United States
Linda
Develorf
Mary Pickford Denies Divorce Collusion
Mary Pickford asserts no collusion or arrangement with Owen Moore in her Nevada divorce earlier this month. She states Nevada investigators will find her statements true and rejects reports of any improper conduct in the divorce case.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Owen Moore
Nevada
Corer
Solicitous, to say the least fragment from a period page
A fragmented OCR style snippet presents joking exchanges about speed, comfort, and seating in a car. It includes stray lines referencing a Princeton Tiger subheading and a Penn State Froth joke about grades and a Red. The tone mocks campus culture with regional university mentions.
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Sonny
Penn State
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New York Winter Garden
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Eugene Howard
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