Congress Restless As Campaign Looms In 1932 Era
Washington reports show both parties eager to return home before national conventions. Senators and House members anticipate campaigns and major issues like flood control, tax reduction, farm relief, and reorganizations. The House and Senate debate funding, agriculture bills, and communications spectrum reallocations as April begins.
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Begg
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Allen
Merchant Marine—Jones
Grocers Advice From Fred W Anderson Warns of Sales Cut
The National Retail Grocers association was told by Fred W Anderson of Cozard Nebraska that stores must avoid sentencing others to sell at cut prices. His merchandise shop in Cozard, a town of 1200, handles about $300000 in annual business.
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National Retail Grocers Association
Fred W
Anderson
Cozard Neb
Cancer Mortality Trends in the United States
Cancer is described as the leading and fastest growing killer in the United States with 191,148 deaths recorded in the registrate area in 102% and rising over the years. The stomach remains the most fatal site at 38 percent, breast cancer 25 percent, and skin 3 percent. Estimates suggest three times as many cases exist as deaths annually, with higher death rates after age thirty. Early reporting and prompt diagnosis are stressed as crucial to curing cancer.
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Nist
Ewirk
Roun Ny
United States
New York City
A Farmer's Son Sees Dancing and Fence Comment
A rural youth attends a town dance and remarks that some ladies' outfits remind him of barbed wire fences. He explains the clothes give a sense of protectiveness of property while not blocking the view.
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Wes
Happiness Is a Perfume You Cannot Pour on Others
A reflective saying notes happiness as a perfume that inevitably touches the self, suggesting joy shared spreads to the giver and recipient alike in a subtle, benevolent exchange.
Man spends $1 on liquor destroys $4 of efficiency
A writer notes that spending one dollar on liquor reduces productivity by four dollars, totaling a five dollar waste per instance. The observation frames liquor consumption as a direct economic loss affecting efficiency.
How Young Inventor Evolved Cone Speaker
A young inventor and radio engineers contributed to the cone speaker development while aiding synchronized talking pictures. Farran, an acoustical engineer, worked on amplifying sound from synchronized records for motion pictures, leading to a practical loudspeaker.
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Farran
Werberrand
Itu
Tenierain
Soap and Soda Use in Washing Cleansing Power
A fragment explains washing action of sulfuric acid treated soda ash and soap. It notes that alkali water dissolves grease films and suspends dirt, aiding dirt removal and improving washing with soap.
How to Clean Gold Braid Tarnished by Tarnish
The article describes a method to restore tarnished gold braid by mixing one ounce stale bread one half ounce magnesia and one half ounce tartar with denatured alcohol. Apply with a brush and let dry then dust crumbs with chamois leather. The trim will regain its luster.
How to Coal Quickly from a Fractured Text
The passage shows a chaotic instruction for processing coal or a misread recipe with steps involving cold water and whitening clothes. The fragment references shaking, cooling, and avoiding contamination, but the exact method and purpose are unclear.
Television broadcast sparks family conversation
A fragment shows a father asking what’s the matter as smoke fills the house while a mother recalls Willie mentioning Pittsburgh on the radio, hinting at a domestic scene tied to a broadcast.
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Willie
Pittsburgh
If We Didn’t Have to Work What to Do With Time
The remark ponders idle hours and options when labor is not required. It reflects on potential activities and personal pursuits one might pursue if responsibilities were lifted.
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