Whales Recall Glory of Historic Past
A Honolulu dispatch notes great schools of whales in Hawaiian waters for the first time in generations. The essay links whaling to American exploration, industry, and empire, noting New England whalers shaped global trade, oil, and lamps. The piece laments the industry’s end but urges reading up on this era.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian
mid-Pacific
Pacific
New England
New Bedford
Nantucket
Seven Seas
Avalanche of Ice Kills Many in Russia
A chilling report describes a deadly ice event in Russia leaving numerous fatalities. Eyewitnesses recount sudden cold as street scenes turn dangerous and rescue efforts mobilize across affected cities.
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Russia
Puzzle filled with clues and crossword style entries
A dense list of crossword style clues spans topics from presidents to everyday objects. It cites terms like palm, cradle, and harp along with historical hints and geographic cues. The page resembles a word game grid with numerous numbered entries and partial phrases.
SEC under Landis Faces Internal Strife and Staffing Criticism
Washington. SEC Chairman James Landis plans to stay in office amid criticism of the commission’s handling of market problems. Reported dissension between Wall Street loyalists and liberals, weak staff, and leadership changes under Kennedy signal a shaky front as pressures grow for action on unlisted trading and other major issues. Joe Kennedy raids SEC personnel in New York, targeting General Counsel John J. Burns and others as part of ongoing reorganizations.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Corres
Ndent
Washington
James M. Landis
Securities and Exchange Sion
Harvard
Landis
Wall Street
SEC
Commission
Wall Street Stooges
Joe Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert E. Healy
New York
Bill Hickey
Joseph R. Sheehan
John J. Burns
NEA Service, Inc
Star Signals May 13 Horoscope for Jan 21 to Feb 19
The column forecasts today's influence for birthdates Jan 21 to Feb 19 with a morning socially exciting, afternoon good, and evening prudent. It advises being big-hearted and notes old friends and associations as positive during February 1937 and travel study or foreign connections in March 1937 with religion as helpful.
Youth Traffic Patrols Face State Liability Fight
In San Francisco the state attorney general ruled that the state cannot be held responsible for injuries sustained by members of the Statewide Junior Traffic Patrol while performing their duties, shifting risk to the youths and their supervisors.
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San Francisco
Trafic
Winter Wheat Revenue Estimate for 1935 36
Washington May preliminary estimates project about 6.27 billion dollars in cash income from the 1935 36 winter wheat crop. The forecast uses a 463 708 000 bushel winter wheat yield and 84 1/2 cents September wheat on the Chicago Board of Trade.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Chicago Board of Trade
Col Prank Ebbert to Speak on Prohibition Lecture
Col Prank Ebbert counsellor of the board of temperance of the Methodist Episcopal church in Washington DC will lecture at the First Methodist church on Friday May 22. Ebbert is a veteran of the Spanish American War and World War I and has held key anti saloon league roles in Chicago and Washington. He studied at Ohio Wesleyan and DePauw University and chose lecture work over a legislative post after Wheeler's death.
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Col. Prank £. Ebbert
Board of Temperance
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
First Methodist Church
Col. Ebbert
Georgia
Ohio Wesleyan University
DePauw University
Bishop Hughes
Chicago
Glinds
Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Wheeler
College women praised for thrift at Utah talk
Mrs. Joseph B. Hubbard national president of Alpha Delta Pi told an audience at the University of Utah that college girls are no longer spendthrift. She noted they have become scrupulously careful in spending their money.
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Alt Lake
Walnut table returns to Harsh family after 40 years
In Seneca Kansas Mr and Mrs D B Harsh sold a walnut table to a second hand dealer forty years ago because walnut furniture was out of style. They recently saw the table at a neighbor s home and bought it back as walnut furniture again becomes fashionable.
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Seneca, Kas
D. B. Harsh
Care and Handling of Aluminum Enamelware and Glass
A guide explains care for aluminum cookware noting durability and wear, enamelware risks from heat and chipping, and glass oven ware ease of cleaning. It warns against sudden temperature changes and cautions about using heat proof glass only on suitable surfaces.
Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast Luncheon Dinner
Breakfast offers shredded fresh cereal cream crisp bacon milk and coffee. Luncheon includes brown onion soup toasted rye bread and cheese sandwiches stewed rhubarb milk tea. Dinner features fillet of flounder with tomatoes onions spaghetti timbales beet salad cream raisin pie milk and coffee.
Feather contrasts with reptile scales in molt process
The article compares feathers and reptile scales, noting both molt. Reptiles shed outer scales while birds shed entire feathers, highlighting parallel development despite differences.
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