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Moderation in Economy Called for by State Conference
A Iowa State University conference on economy condemns penny pinching that harms services. A speaker cites a governor who cut forestry by 60 percent, costing the state $5,000,000 in a forest fire, and livestock services by 50 percent. The piece argues true economy eliminates waste without hurting essential protections or results.
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Faint progress in Italian debt talks amid illness and delays
Washington reports tentative talks on Italy's debt settlement with the United States being interrupted as Mario Alberti returns to Rome for more data. Mussolini's illness hindered early talks and a full restart is expected after August. European diplomats warn of prolonged uncertainty as data gathering continues.
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Parents split over spanking in American city debate
A New York World roundtable of 10 prominent figures including Ebert H. Gary Mickey Walker Oscar Dean Frederick Hawks Lewis Lawes and E J T Simons split on whether spanking children is appropriate as a character molder. Some favor reasoned discipline others defend corporal punishment citing personal experience.
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Tornado relief and Arctic survival share lessons from state and explorers
Illinois public health actions after the southern Illinois tornado include first aid, disease control, immunization, water safety, milk inspections, and pit privies as part of a broad relief effort. Roald Amundsen and companions recount 24 days on Arctic ice using improvised gear, finally reaching safety near Spitzbergen.
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Quaker Oats Plants to Increase Oat Grinding Capacity
After a year of rising demand the Quaker Oats company plans to expand production. A local mill can grind 30,000 bushels of oats per hour and will operate four days a week for a period. A 24 hour shift is expected to follow as oats arrive, signaling improving economic conditions.
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Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
Imogene confronts Andrew over missing money as she discovers a stash of funds gone and accuses him of hiding secrets. Amid talk of a mysterious women and past purchases, Andrew admits guilt while trying to deflect anger and save his life.
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Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
Puzzle page features Sam Loyd X Word and fill-in columns. Readers are invited to complete word sequences like “From stop to phottom” and other definitions amid a playful array of wordplay and decorative rules.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Pin Wheel
The Fox hatches a ruse to trap Uncle Wiggily with a pinwheel wagon. He disguises as a dog lady while the Wolf and Bob Cat wait in ambush. The plan backfires when Uncle Wiggily uses Fourth of July pinwheels to smash the wagon and overpower the would‑be tricks. The tale notes a future installment about Uncle Wiggily’s firecrackers.
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Burroughs Nature Notes Queries and Answers
Readers submit questions on nature topics such as why bears’ skulls hang in Labrador trees and why certain northern bird nests are found farther south. The column promises answers in tomorrow’s Nature Notes and includes brief explanations on starfish development and native sparrows, highlighting feeding habits on caterpillars and pests.
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