ANOTHER RED PLOT PROMPTS U S ARMY SENTENCE
Dispatches from Honolulu report a private in the United States Army sentenced to 40 years in prison and a dishonorable discharge for alleged attempts to form a Hawalian communist league. The Honolulu Star Bulletin editorializes that the red scare lacks foundation and questions the severity of the punishment for a possibly unbalanced mind. Civilian comparisons note harsher penalties for worse crimes.
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Honolulu
United States Army
Hawalian Communist League
Honolulu Star Bulletin
Thal
Air Transportation Debate and Public Interest
The piece surveys aviation’s future as air defense debates calm, noting Ford and others plan passenger service linking the East and Midwest. It argues subsidies may be needed to seed airlines, compares aviation to rail and water ventures, and reflects on public skepticism about air travel becoming common, with playful aside on future backyard planes.
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Mitchell
Althe
Congress
Washington
Henry Ford
East
K- Win
Whither asks whether humanity grows better and a harsh trial shines
The piece debates human progress while recounting Dorothy Muriel Dennistoun who says she has received many marriage offers after a trial in which a $25,000 verdict was reversed. Reporters quote her heartbreak over the outcome and hinge on chivalry amid public judgment of her life.
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Dorothy
Muriel Dennistoun
April Rain Sways Iowa Farms and Capital Views
Iowa editors note April rain is vital for grain and ground ready for the coming corn crop. The Des Moines Register questions farmers' organized power and prices, while Davenport Times argues consolidations save short lines. Marshalltown Times-Republican jokes about dog eulogies for Senator West.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Des Moines Register
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Senator West
First hot weather cold and health questions answered
A physician notes that skin chilling may affect mucous membranes and nods to a nationwide health study. The column humorously contrasts old wives tales with modern medical inquiry, then answers reader questions on walking distance, tonsil removal, motherhood after 40, and foot sweating with formaldehyde solution.
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United States Public Health Service
American Medical Association Journal
Medical Journal
Phonographic letters spark gossip in domestic scene
Imogene and Andrew discuss a Mrs Charles Rammelsberg invention a pocket phonographic device that records speech for sending letters. They muse on romance secrecy and practical uses from sending orders to home tasks, joking about husbands away on vacation and playful recordings.
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Imogene
Andrew
Charles.Rammelsberg
Papa
Sonny
Abe Martin Bein Conservethe Doubt and Vices
Fragmentary line reflects Abe Martin voice on public morals and indulgence. The quote contrasts granting doubt with concerns about drinking and other amusements. No clear event or person beyond the satire emerges from the fragment.
Girls in Wrexham show low college grant use
In Wrexham Wales on April 7 the retiring head of the county school Miss Jones reports that among 2020 girls who passed through the school only 44 or 7 percent used the grants to graduate from a university after high school.
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Wrexham
Wales
Wrexham County School
Miss Jones
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd column puzzle
A Sam Loyd brain teaser hints at striking out words to fit definitions and reveal the remaining word Concorde clue. The puzzle implies a stepwise removal of letters from terms to yield a hidden target word with connections to vent lam Monday and the inserted words convent clamor diamond ay.
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Convent
Snowball Skirmish Save Uncle Wiggily Tale Ends With Ice Cream
Billie Bushytail finds a hidden pile of snow and plans Fourth of July snowballs. Uncle Wiggily arrives chased by a rabbit, and they fight a bear with snowballs. The bear reveals himself as Mr. Stubtail, whose pocketbook was dropped. Nurse Jane makes ice cream from the snow, and Billie enjoys a large dish.
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Bille Bushytail
Billie
Billla
Sammie Littletail
Uncle Wigsily
Uncle Wigehr
Rabbit Bentleman
Bunny
Neddie
Beckie Stubtail
Old Bear
Rabbit
Mr. Stubtail
Burroughs Nature Notes Answers and Questions
Burroughs Nature Notes discusses questions about animal senses and behavior. It explains crocodiles have gizzards like birds and use gravel to grind food while fox hounds rely on scent more than sight for night fox chases.
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Silk
China
Dar
Marmola Method Promoted for Easy Fat Reduction
The Marmola Method claimed to reduce body fat steadily without excessive dieting or exercise. Marmola Prescription Tablets, priced at one dollar per box, are advertised as effective and easy to take, with orders directed to Marmola Co. in Detroit Michigan.
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HH. Hartman Co
Courier
Carner Park Ave
Telephone
John C. Hartman
Falcon Jackson McCoy
Gen' M
Watpelgog Lowa
Syires
Associated Press
United Press International News Pedant Act
HSB
Ee Si
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
OEY
Brooks & Finley
Marmola Co
General Motors
Detroft
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Imorgene
Andrew Grey
Abe Martin
Sam Loyd
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Howard R. Garis
Bilie
India
Burroughs Nature ‘Club
Houghton Mipprin Co
Mature Notes
Fletcher
Hail - Ekfeit Co
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