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Growth in Savings Reflects Thrift Outreach
Savings banks deposits rise steadily with postal savings reporting 152 million in the last year and total deposits surpassing 500 million since its start. The gains stem from small accounts and modest earners rather than the wealthy, suggesting broader money distribution and a bulwark against socialism and communism.
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Art and America Share A New Dawn For Design
A discussion on how American art may flourish through mass production without losing individuality. H W Kent of the Metropolitan Museum argues the 1929 era could yield remarkable progress in architecture and design, embracing democratic access to art while preserving master craftsman efforts. Keats compares art to language, noting everyday objects express artistic vitality throughout history.
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Permanent Experts Urge Expert Heads for Departments
Irving T. Bush, industrialist, proposes permanent expert executives to head Washington departments, not as cabinet members. He argues for high private salaries and trained staffs, preserving a president and cabinet while keeping departments efficiently run with expert leadership.
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Public service reform aims to attract top minds and merit
The proposal says advancement would end reliance on seniority and government work would rival private careers. It envisions young entrants aiming to stay, with Uncle Sam drawing the best talent. An optimist likens risk to a long auto trip with worn tires, and wonders what bandits did before filling stations existed.
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Doctors Debate Chronic Appendicitis And Nonoperative Care
In a Philadelphia medical meeting, Drs. John B. Carnett and Russell S. Boles challenge the value of appendectomy for chronic appendicitis. They urge nonoperative management focusing on spinal health, digestion, and detoxification, citing hospital data and expert opinions. Some physicians doubt the diagnosis, while others insist chronic appendicitis remains possible, as imaging shadows can mislead.
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Little Tin Doctor at Work and reader Q A
A newspaper health Q A column includes patient questions on school nurse medical tricks tobacco heart and salt in coffee buckwheat cakes and constipation. Advice notes urge protection of children, describe symptoms to physicians, and remind readers to send stamped envelopes for personal health questions to Dr Brady at the paper.
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Science and Business by Glenn Frank
The young man entering business must blend courage and initiative with rigorous research. American firms spend over 200 million dollars annually on research, private and government funds. Bell Laboratories and General Motors illustrate how science drives success beyond luck.
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New York Eating Belt Boom Prompts Diverse Dining Scene
New Yorks dining scene expands with countless eateries from budget cellars to pricey table d hote spots. The city hosts Hawaiian Turkish East Indian Chinese and Japanese outlets on one block while most high end eateries and staff speak French. Variety thrives despite market swings and street parades.
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Uncle Wiggily's Christmas Stocking Idea
Uncle Wiggily discovers a large Christmas stocking and plans to hang it for Santa Claus to fill with presents for boys and girls. Mr. Twistytail approves, noting the charitable goal, while Wig explains the gift motive behind the stocking.
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Neighborliness Key to Hoover Vision and Iowa City Rivalry
Burlington Hawk Eye notes President elect Hoover promoting neighborliness with Central and South America before March 4. It contrasts this with Des Moines, which it says mishandled regional relations by grabbing resources and earning distrust from other Iowa communities.
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Christmas Gift Customs and Vivisection Debate
An essay reflects on the old south Christmas gift exchange as a playful code and muses on sincere giving versus perfunctory buying. It shifts to a political note, noting Illinois Senator Courtney drafting an antivivisection bill to prompt informed debate, urging careful analysis by experts and broad hearings before any legislation.
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The Fortunate Wayfarer excerpt sparks secrets and marriage entanglements
Martin Barnes, a commercial traveler, is invited into the English town manor by Lord Ardrington who offers 80,000 pounds and a gift deed to trap Barnes in a protective marriage plan. Amid weddings and wary visitors, Barnes contemplates a future with Laurita as two ominous strangers stir in the shadows. the tale unfolds at Ardrington Park as Laurita dances and mystery deepens.
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Marriage for survival in a lordly plot
Lord Aldrington, fearing men who pursue him, asks Martin to marry his stepdaughter Laurita to protect her from a dreadful fate. Martin, astonished, agrees to consider a marriage of form to shield Laurita from danger, while the conspirators loom.
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Hoover praises mutual prosperity in international ties
Herbert Hoover tells representatives of the Republic of Salvador during a visit to La Union that economic relations grow from shared prosperity. He argues progress is mutual and cannot thrive amid poverty, praising American industrialism under wise leadership as a force for good.
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Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers From 1928
Questions about nature are answered in this column. The notes explain castor bean toxicity to mammals, polar bears and seals in Arctic regions, and the true capers of Capparis spinosa including preservation in vinegar and flavoring imitation possibilities.
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Abe Martin quotes on prosperity and prohibition debate
Abe Martin notes public support for prohibition over prosperity. Ike Soles comments that the country voted for prohibition, while Mrs. Ike Lark discusses her daughter’s plans to learn a trade amid the talk.
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Christmas Customs From Europe and North America
Uncle Ray shares a collection of Christmas legends from Europe and North America. Tales include a salmon that cannot be harmed in England, Jacob climbing a Christmas ladder in Poland, wolves in Austria, talking cattle in the German Alps, and deer kneeling in northern Canada. He notes these are stories he’s heard, not observed.
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