Robinson Praises Hoover At Arkansas Memorial Meeting
Senator Robinson lauds Herbert Hoover as the world’s greatest relief administrator at a Little Rock gathering honoring Hoover for his help during the Mississippi flood. He notes Hoover mobilized food supplies and halted profiteering, earning national respect for relief efforts and humanitarian service.
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Joseph T. Robinson
Herbert Hoover
Robinson
Hoover
Little Rock
Arkansas
Thas
Arkansas Gazette
Senator Robinson
Woodrow Wilson
Belgium
Russia
Red Cross
Hoover praised for flood relief and future defense acts
The tribute lauds Mr Hoover for sharing flood disaster burdens and steering permanent flood protection legislation. It notes Arkansas pride, recovery progress, and belief his career will peak at the next election, with Senator Robinson viewed as prophetic about Hoover’s rise.
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Hoover
Arkansas
Mr. Hoover
Robinson
Justice Stone Seen Through a Skeptical Eye in Washington
A writer notes Justice Harlan F. Stone as proof that Supreme Court justices are human. He recalls Stone as attorney general, lunching near the Capitol, and contrasts his demeanor with other justices describing Stone as bulky yet quick to decide.
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Washington
Harlan F. Stone
United States Supreme Court
Justice Stone
Capitol Building
Supreme Court
Holmes and Brandies
Tawi
Federal Supreme Bench
Justice Holmes
The Worker
A man toils by day and hides inner longings for beauty He bears a stern role while dreaming of finer things He endures life’s fetters without complaint and clings to his spirit’s desires
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Mort
Sacred Ibis and Scarlet Ibis Names Spark Pride and Rising Waters
In a parable scene, White-Coat the Sacred Ibis and Red-Feathers the Scarlet Ibis receive praise from a Two-Leg crowd. They debate their new titles as the Nile floods creep higher, threatening a feast the crowd expects to share. The rising waters foreshadow disaster as the birds marvel at their fame.
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Egypt
White-Coat
Yfu
Brothher
Red-Feathers
Living and Loving by Mrs Virginia Lee
A reader letter column warns of the harm caused by Dame Gossip and Public Opinion. Personal anecdotes recount heartbreak and social ostracism from gossip about relationships, separations, and wartime romance, urging readers to consider consequences before judging.
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Virginia Lee
Diary of a New Yorker in the Times Square era
A New Yorker records observations from a Hudson River trip and urban life in 1930s New York. He notes smoking rules in observation cars, hotel rooms in Times Square, Madison Square Garden’s crowd size, and Hoboken theater figures as well as typhoid fever impacts on Greenwich Village rents. He also shares letters about romance and advice on marriage refusals.
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New York
Hudson
Hendrik Hudson
Holland
India
Hoboken
N. J
Christopher Morley
Harry Wagstaff Gribble
Cleon Throckmorton
Conrad Milliken
Throckmorton
Thomas John Skeyhill
Skeyhill
Hoboken Theatrical Co
Crossed Eyes In Baby May Not Be Serious Yet
A four month old girl’s left eye appears slightly off center as she watches hands and a door. Doctors advise no immediate worry as babies learn focus, but if alignment does not improve consult a baby specialist.
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Aiso
Ben Tuorpins
Leves
Bell Telephone worker injured at building site
Donald Finley, employed by the Bell Telephone company, suffered serious injuries while at work Saturday morning on the building site. Clinton Reynolds of Jackson Street Extension has purchased the LeRoy Patchen farm.
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Donald Finley
Bell Telephone Company
Clinton Reynolds
Jackson Street, Extension
LeRoy Patchen
Plans for tenth annual Elks Inn Tribunal underway
The advisory committee held a supper and meeting to launch plans for the tenth annual Elks Iningtress. Heavy traffic greeted the opening of the newly improved road from Columbus to Wrightsville over the weekend.
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Columbus
Wrightsville
Epidemic of the common cold hits borough
The borough faces a worsening cold epidemic during the period. retail food prices rose one and three quarters percent in the month ending September 15. Leroy Dougherty of Russell recovers in an Erie hospital from injuries in an automobile crash. Corporal Joe Anne of the Highway Patrol is transferred to Ridgway.
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Leroy Dougherty
Russell
Erie
Joe Anne
The
Highway Patrol
Ridgway
Dinner Stories Joke About a Guilt Trip at the Hotel
A woman leaves her husband to stay in a hotel but returns after days. She cannot bear the hotel door sign that taunts her conscience asking if she left anything. The anecdote pivots on guilt and humor.
Milk leg remedy and care guidance from Dr Lulu Hunt Peters
Instructions for obtaining pamphlets by mail from Dr Lulu Hunt Peters at the Warren Tribune. Describes venous thrombosis effects including swelling, whiteness, risk of embolus, bed rest, leg elevation, clothing protection, and cautions against massage. Mentions historical superstition and modern childbirth care. Tomorrow: The Latest Gymnasium.
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Lulu Hunt Peters
The
Warren Tribune
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Henry H. Bassett
R. G. Chapel
R. W. Cousins
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J. R. van Cleve
D. Wetmore
William H. Wright
Frank R. Ford
Warren
Roosevelt
Warren Highway
Republican
Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
William D. Porter
Congress
T. C
Assembly
A.W. Mumford
Charles P. Stewart
Fala
Taft
Brandeis
Scam
Engara
Peter's Adventures
Florence Vincent
Ibis
Havoc Falk
Mrs. Lee
Fellowe
R. MJ
Tam
Kei
New Yorker
Clark Edwnaird
Times Square
Madison Square Garden
Greenwich Village
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