Peace in Party Platforms and the cost of war
Opinion argues advancing warnings about war and suggests reallocating WWI funds to consumer goods. It compares hypothetical 1917 spending on cars, clothing, home appliances, and entertainment to actual wartime expenditures, urging to buy useful goods instead of entering foreign conflict. It cites the Foreign Policy Association booklet and questions the logic of entering war for expense.
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Obody
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Congress
Germany
Eskimo Cannot Tolerate Gin Says Alaska Native
Eskimo Checket Ku tuni Unket states he eats raw meat in Alaska yet admits he cannot stand American gin, matter of taste noted in the report.
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Alaska
Dog Curfew Set in Paulding Ohio
Sheep owners pressured officials leading to a city curfew requiring all dogs to stay at home from sundown to sunup. The dog warden announced enforcement to curb stray incidents and protect livestock.
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Paulding
Preacher Ends Sermon Claiming Mars Topic Angers Church
A pastor at a southern church declares a Mars themed sermon to the congregation. He asks who has read Matthew chapter 69, then notes no such verse exists and targets those who raised hands.
New Books Added to Brum Wack Library Circulation Desk
New books join the Adult Demaenae of the Brum Wack Library for circulation. Names include Review Digest 135 a 1935 reviews guide Goldwi Lady by Gardiner Hoover Administration by Myers and Newton live it again by O Meara Industrial America by Pound Little Waters by Person et al Manual for Drummers Trumpeters and Fifers US Marine Corps Neutrality Policy of the United States by Johnson combines arguments for and against a new neutrality policy as latest Reference Shelf debair book
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Brum‘wack
Antitel
Gardiner
Colorado
Hoover Administration
Myers and
Newton
United States
White House
Mr. Hoover
O'Meara
India
America
Pound
Person
United States Marine Corps
Johnson
Debair
Famous Hooker Oak Buds For 1000th Time In Chico
The Sir Joseph Hooker oak in Chico California is said to be the largest oak in the world and is budding again for at least the 1000th time. The tree stands about 101 feet tall and its south branch reaches 105 feet while the longest north branch extends 11 feet. Nearly 8000 people can sit in its shade.
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Chico, Cal
Chico
Noted Adages on Thrift and Life’s Perils
A compact collection of old sayings about money fate and caution. The speaker riffs on frugality risk and social wisdom with varied proverbs about expenses trust and the costs of life. The tone mimics a folksy reminiscence of common sense.
Lady in the Picture Solves Previews Puzzle
A cryptic horizontal vertical puzzle lists clues like 112ld duck and 14 Apportioned. The reader identifies the lady in the picture by solving crosswise hints such as 20 Tele and 28 Court, with references to courtly, legal, and social terms.
Behind the Scenes in Washington by Rodney Dutcher
In 1936 NEA Service report Rodney Dutcher notes New Deal efforts to create factory jobs for subsistence homesteaders at Arthurdale Beedeville and mentions W A Harllee of Dilith announcing an anti New Deal campaign while recounting his Imperial War era views and Marine service with critical remarks on U S policy from Vera Cruz to Haiti amid a broader critique of foreign entanglements.
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Rodney Dutcher
Byner Ashington
New Deal
Indy
Tuteur
Mandyer
Germany
Harllee
Marine Corps
Cuba
New York
Vera Cruz
Dominican ‘Republic
National ‘City Bank
Sugar
Bank
Haiti
Japan
China
Mussolini
Africa
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Insurance Exchange
Ea of Pittsburgh
Oliver
TD Stn Jrs
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Lindbergh
Paul Wendel
Fght
Trenton
N. J
William’ F.' X'Geoghan
Brooklyn, N. Y
Heaven
Dallas Dispatch
Puszie
Washington
Texas
Texas Republic
Tonas
Dallas
Wists
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