Trailer camps and employment in the era's economy
Editorial urges towns to run paid trailer camps with water free and electricity extra, arguing such camps attract high class travelers and boost local commerce. The piece also notes unemployment, labor distribution, and the Florida citrus industry, warning against jobs held by multiple earners at the expense of relief recipients. It cites a raided Memphis still case, seasonal weather notes in Florida, and mourns Charles Fuss.
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Estherville
Des Moines
United States
Thought Gems Conscience Classics Card
A compact collection of moral quotes from famous figures and sacred texts. It highlights conscience as a divine inner guide with lines from George Washington Byron Mary Baker Eddy Benjamin Franklin and The Bible.
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Geo. Washington
God
Byron
Earth
Mary Baker Eddy
Benjamin Frank
Driving Wisdom From Safety Council Humor
The National Safety Council presents tongue in cheek definitions for drivers noting pedestrians as a man whose wife can drive, a one way street as a street where bumps come from behind, and the family circle as the steering wheel. It urges following good drivers and cautions that millions are good while only thousands are reckless. IT'S SMART TO DRIVE CARE FULLY.
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The
National Safety Council
Cancer Control Month Promotes Early Diagnosis
A nationwide campaign portrays cancer as a deadly yet curable disease when detected early. The Women's Field Army of the American Society for the Control of Cancer urges enlistment, awareness, and annual physicals, highlighting x ray, radium, and surgery as key treatments. April is Cancer Control Month by act of Congress and presidential proclamation.
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Cleveland
All America
Women’s Field Army of the American Society For the Control of Cancer
Army
Congress
Field Army
Noisy Ears Lead to Self Made Air Tube Cure
The 1724 Versailles postmaster Guyot suffered head noises from blocked Eustachian tube. After failing with wax cleaning and priestly comfort, he built a lead tube with a pump to force air into his throat tube. His method restored hearing, drew European visitors, and impressed the French Academy. Modern medicine now uses similar ideas from a long-ago self experiment. Having hired cotton growers to hoard, the New Deal seeks a plan to hire them to dispose of it.
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Guyot
Versailles
Euustachius
South
Women’s Field Army Targets Cancer War Effort
The Women’s Field Army of the American Society for the Control of Cancer describes a peacetime war to save human life. It urges community support and urges organization against cancer, the killer.
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Women’s Field Army of the American Society For the Control of Cancer
Family Discusses Adopting A Teen Brother Ted
Dr Fulton weighs inviting a fourteen year old boy into the Ferguson family. Joe and Fanny seek guidance from a child psychologist while Doris and Joey would be key voters in the decision. Tests may not predict Ted’s future adjustment after a year in the Ferguson home.
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Jom Fulton
Fanny
Joe Ferguson
J Jim
Joe
Doris
Joey
Ted
Ferguson
Fulton
Mrs.Ferguson
Nature's Oddity Beavers Skills and Teeth in Focus
The beaver is described as nature's champion woodsman with self sharpening incisors. Front enamel over dentine forms a chisel edge as dentine wears away. Despite a timid nature these teeth make beavers formidable in combat against carnivores.
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Nature
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