Highway Safety Month and Draft Calls Spark National Debate
Universal draft and highway safety campaigns sweep the states as officials warn of rising automobile deaths. G D News ton reports Hartford details show deaths may reach 36 000 in 1934 with 21 million automobiles in use. Secretary Toner urges nationwide action amid rising recklessness and drinking. New York American Legion pushes broad draft powers, while Nazi warnings target Jewish officials and lawyers as the regime tightens control.
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Comperce Toner
National Conference On Street and Highway Safety
Eloquent strike talks and curious historical comparisons
Northern strikers of the hard belled bheman type cry Cristal reading of a strike race in North Carolina that turned into a religious camp meeting with prayers and Amen. The eloquent Mr Lawrence rallying followers quotes Moses and Lucifer as first strikers while mentioning Cromwell and Eve in speculative lore. Douglas Davis is noted as killed pursuing the Thompson trophy at Cleveland alongside Col Roscoe Turner who broke the Pacific to Atlantic record. A Georgian near death beat the Sand speed record and Wedell earlier held it. Joiesboro Arkansas sees rival depuy clerk candidates each with 754 votes. A South African scientist touts puff adder venom as a new epilepsy drug with 20 percent cures and 74 percent improvement.
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Cristal
North Carolina
Lawrence
Kruat
Scofers
Cromwell
Moses
Israel
Egypt
Miilon
Lucifer
Heaven
Eva
Adam
Douglas Davis
Cleveland
Roscoe Turner
Pacific
Atlantic
Wedell
South Africa
Gobind Erehart Lal
Africa
Gelatin as a food value for homemakers and children
An article explains gelatin's caloric value and its role in reducing diets, noting its satiety with fruit juices and desserts. It discusses protein completeness, digestion ease, and practical uses in gelatin salads and desserts for busy mothers and children, with recipe examples.
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Isis
Evaporated milk use in desserts and recipes
A dietetic expert explains evaporated milk can substitute cream in refrigerator desserts with a gelatin binder sacrifice. The guide covers preparation, flavor pairings, dilution for cooking and outlines several dishes and methods, noting fresh milk alternative and shelf readiness.
Contrast Between English and American Views in 1900s Review
Paragraphs discuss Charles II and Thwing in the Review of Reviews, contrasting English caution with American openness. It notes English society trusts cautiously and enforces laws strictly, while Americans trust quickly, emphasize community, and favor optimism. It compares thinking styles, views on punishment and understatement versus overstatement, and the duty to minimize versus magnify truth.
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Taragraphs
Charles II
Pridon
America
Criginal
Girls Unite Enmity Tribes Through Guides Work Africa
Two rival African tribes 180 miles apart end centuries of conflict by joining Girl Guide efforts. Leaders organize a joint camp for two weeks. Tribal members travel 80 miles to attend. They share meals, help elders, and build lasting friendship through cooperative service.
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Afri
Upat
Tilbe
Han Hleasy One Teacher What is a gnome
A quirky line from Answers Magazine presents a playful exchange about the question what is a gnome with humor and a casual tone. The piece hints at a magazine style dialogue or quiz format featuring a teacher and a visitor in a whimsical setting.
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Han Hleasy
Mag Zine
Studies of soil erosion losses made by states
The latest USDA report on state experiment stations shows annual soil erosion losses at not less than 100 million dollars. Conservation corps in over a dozen states plant trees, build terraces and dams to curb flood water. Studies from Alabama, Iowa and Washington indicate cover crops and proper terrace use reduce losses. continuous corn and row orientation worsen erosion, while grasses and legumes mitigate losses.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
United Estates
Clystan Conservation Corps
Troston
Alabama
Iowa Station
Washington Station
Washington
Poor Aim Pedestrian and Motorist Exchange Verbal Jab
A brief skit unfolds as a pedestrian complains about being missed by a motorist who retorts to stand still and try again, prompting a sharper exchange that echoes a comical street exchange. The dialogue highlights miscommunication and tension between road users.
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Moaravine
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