WHAT WILL THE SENATE DO
The article discusses the senate's expected handling of the disarmament conference results. It notes Secretary Hughes in a cautious, direct style, with Congress to confirm all conference matters. It questions whether the Senate will cooperate sincerely or stall and politicize the process, warning of potential disruption.
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Senate
United States
Pacific
Hughes
Congress
O. K
Pat Frank
Borah
William B
Ana
Old Days Were Happiest and Debt Reflections
A Courier piece recalls how youth decades ago found joy in homegrown entertainments and community plays, contrasting past self entertainment with modern amusements, while also weighing allied debt costs and policy ideas, including city manager form and six month cooling off concepts in a broad, opinionated survey.
Sunday Movie Show Vote Sparks Waterloo Debate
The Waterloo community backed Sunday cinema with a 5,258 to 4,008 vote after a special election. After controversy both sides agreed to abide by the voters’ decision and drop the fight. Editors urge managers to offer suitable Sunday pictures to steer attendance toward beneficial, wholesome entertainment.
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Webster
Freeman-Journal
Waterloo
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q and A 1931
Questions on Natura Subjects are answered in this Burroughs Nature Club Notes column. Readers ask about white feathering in English sparrows, catamount mating law, Snow on the mountains plant, and pantry cockroach control. Answers cover cockroach eradication methods, efficacy of borax sugar mixtures, and cautions on freezing eggs.
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Nature Notes
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Imteke
Winter notes mix science fact into curious thoughts
A jumble of Q and A style notes covers otters burrows gulls and muskrats with questions about habitat behavior and winter travel. It includes home remedies for plant pests a critique of Christmas trees and a string of dated opinions from era figures. The piece blends humor and commentary on public figures and world affairs.
HEALTH TALKS BY JOIN B HUBER A M SHORTNESS OF BREATH
A Health Talks column discusses causes of shortness of breath, advising doctors to diagnose causes such as indigestion asthma or heart and kidney issues, and recommending dietary moderation and proper bodily care when no disease is found. It also covers blood pressure inquiries, shoe comfort, and where to find research hospitals, with reader questions answered by Dr. Huber.
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Will Hartman Cu
Park Ava Tel
John C. Hertman
A W, Peterson
Treas
Geo'l Mer
Carrier
Mnontha
Ieee
Watehoo Lows
Associated Pies
Associated Press
Ene
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Advertalag Pitas Nile
Ondt
G. Dougherty
Washington, D. C
New York
Philadelpia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Ohie
Ealing
Cofort
Laratten
Stellor Research T Hospital
New mi
Huber
FRIEND WIFE BY ROH FULKERSON
Imogene discusses the perils of artistic genius and money with linogene and Andrew. The dialogue recounts artists and performers like Jim Karr and Perry Allan, highlighting financial instability and unconventional behavior alongside admiration and skepticism. The exchange ends with Imogene urging agreement on her view.
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Jim Karr
Perry Aslan
Hyen
Perry Allan
Andrew
Imogene
When a Feller Needs a Friend
George grapples with friendship and duty as Blodgett’s help loosens his ego. A wounded view of loyalty unfolds amid Princeton scenes and wartime duty, with George weighing Plattsburgh and a future beyond. The quiet tension hints at an eventual farewell and unresolved longing.
Guarded Heights takes aim at wealth and romance in a wartime plot
George Morton, son of a bankrupt livery family, becomes a groom on the Planter estate then enters Princeton to gain wealth and status in love with Sylvia. He battles duty, war, and conscience as he eyes advancement, loyalty, and a promised marriage while friends scheme in Wall Street and on campus.
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York
Congress
George Morton
Sylvia
Princeton
Goodhue
Lambert
George
Wall Street
Dalrymple
Hest
Blodgett
Mimi
Murdy
Jsroke
Jhim
Bis
George T
Brain Tests and a Racing Town Puzzle
A rebus style puzzle hints at an English town famed for racing. The clues reference a criminal’s trunk labels showing visits to New York towns including Binghamton Poughkeepsie Albany Kingston Auburn Jamestown Watertown Rochester Oswego.
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New York State
Binghamton
Poughkeepsie
al ‘Hany
Kingston
Auburn
Jamestown
Watertown
Rochester
Os- ‘Wena
A Philosopher by Frank L. Stanton
A fragmentary verse piece portrays a philosopher figure amid weather and fate. The speaker notes the world’s topsy turvy state, weather shifts, and the paradox of hopeful outlooks amid ruin and ruinous seas. The melancholy tone contrasts with glimpses of music from hells and distant harbor views.
Correct English Don’t Say And Don’t Forget
The text blends incorrect forms with suggested corrections and notes on politeness. It references phrases about elections donations salesmen politeness and a May Day relic, without a clear cohesive narrative. The reader is urged to use proper contractions and grammar while maintaining similar meaning to the original lines.
Abe Martin's Tipton Bootleg Probe Sparks Prosecution Reminder
A cryptic note references Abe Martin and a group that took alcohol from Tipton Bud’s thermometer. It warns prosecutions may follow if the same action repeats. Somnplaster is noted as a handy patch.
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Tipton Bud
Patch
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