Advice By Good Warns Republicans On Government Spending
A column reflects Congressman James W. Good, former House Appropriations chair, warning that GOP push to trim costs must precede tax relief or risk losing power. He argues the budget bill and curbing outlays require decisive action, urging Congress to delegate spending to businesslike managers to restrain the flood from the national treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good
James W. Good
Chicago
House
Bir Good
General Treasury
Middle West
Washington
Congress
GootLara
National Treasury
Col. Dawes
Big Hanford firm calls for blonde ban in offices
The Hartford based insurer seeks to curb female office adornment including peroxide blondes and rolled stockings. The piece notes opposition from women workers who argue dress is their business and that performance would suffer if cosmetics and fashion are restricted. The column weighs in with satirical commentary on strikes and public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford Insurance Company
Courier
Insurusnce Company
Hartford
Iia
Hartford Company
Frigal
Excessive Sweating and Medical Queries Explored
Health Talks column answers questions on a functional disorder of sweat glands causing excessive sweating. Discusses causes such as nervousness and systemic weakness, signs like sweaty palms and smelly feet, and notes relation to tuberculosis. Includes home remedies, cautions on stimulants, and foot bath tips. Also addresses knockout mechanisms in boxing and sea bathing guidance for a nursing mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedden
Contrecoup
Afterthoughts on language and culture from a bygone era
A fragmented column riffs on slang, spelling reform, and public discourse. It notes headlines about money and crime, theaters and opera, a ship bringing animals to San Francisco, and comments on American spelling and education. The piece intertwines cultural observations with witty asides and literary references.
Brain Tests By Sam Loud Puzzle Message
A panhandler subtly tested passers by at a cottage gate by leaving a cryptic instruction. The wordplay leads readers through a series of letter transformations ending with a reference to Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Loud
The Sweetest Dream Poem by Frank J Stanton
A poetry piece by Frank J Stanton expresses longing and remembrance as a loved one looms through day and night. The speaker thinks of the beloved amid changing skies and landscapes, dreaming of togetherness and comfort until rest in faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sweetest Dream
Frank J. Stanton
Fragmented OCR ranting on races and shortages
A garbled passage rails at various topics from apology missteps to caribou slaughter and white race reckoning. It notes Canadian Indians consuming tongues, fears of mutual starvation, diamond supply shocks, Dempsey fame, London water shortage, beer scarcity, and a New York musician quip, ending with a call for sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Nature Notes Q&A and reader queries from September
Column invites general questions on nature to be answered in future notes. It includes resolved questions on transplant seedling performance, endothermy in animals, charcoal production in confined mammals, and a reader description of a blue bird likely bluebird species with brownish red throat and streaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leray
Correct English Dont Say A Rose Is My Favorite Flower
The passage contrasts correct and incorrect usage for pronouns and capitalization. It notes that Pos was greater as a poet than as a prose writer and that a poem was written by I SELF, while resolving who spoke to Mr Brown and TJ. It contrasts ME and ME usage and ends with the odd phrase mousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pos
Mr. Brown
Foe
Lark Arrested for Profanity and DUI Under Wife's Influence
A man known as the Lark was arrested yesterday for public profanity and driving while intoxicated. Police say the incident occurred while he was under the influence of his wife, with the vehicle described as white.
Feller and the Platinum Token Mystery
In a tense scene a group gathers as a platinum token is examined. Gaylor notes the token matches six other similar pieces created as rewards for six men who aided a South Africa fortune, sparking questions about the benefactor and the chain of events driving the mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylor
Glancin
Aman
South Africa
Sol
The Phantom Studs And A South Africa Link
Andrew Lauriston, a writer, finds himself amid a murder inquiry after discovering a body. A pawnshop rings clue links platinum studs to a missing man, as Zillah the pawnbroker’s granddaughter and Lauriston pursue a stranger who may hold the key. Stuyvesant Guyler, a New York traveler, joins the stakeout seeking answers about diamonds and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Lauriston
Jjeweler
Parslett
Lauristrom
Zillah
Lauriston
White
Melky
Purdie
Praed Street
Zilah
Stuyvesant Guyler
New York
Southfrica
South Africa
Guyler
Bult
Melki Rubinstein
Goyler
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson
Andrew questions if he would confess an affair to his wife Imogene if he ever meets a woman he cannot resist. He describes a hypothetical ideal based on magazine models, and Imogene jokes about a striking red headed man as a counterpoint. They laugh as the conversation ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zillah
Praed Street
Tam
Andrew Lauriston
Lauriston
Mr. Lauriston
Andrew
Imogene
Althou
Beres
Lady Washington
France Turns to Waterways for Power and Transport
Reports from Des Moines note France's parliament approving 2.5 billion francs for permanent Rhone improvements. The plan aims to yield 800000 horsepower, irrigate 506000 acres, and navigate 300 miles, with a 20 year construction span. The piece urges U.S. adoption of a similar program. In Indianapolis a cat sent to Richmond returned after seven months with a tired, dusty homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Des Moines
Rhone
United States
Indianapolis
Ind
Laura Ratlif Bates
West Nineteenth
Alkali in Soap Bad for the Hair
An old advertisement warns against high alkali in soaps and shampoos noting it dries scalp and makes hair brittle. It promotes Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure, greaseless, easy rinsing and suitable for regular use, claiming it cleanses well and leaves hair soft, lustrous, and manageable.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterion Evening Courier
W. H Hartman
Wee Park Ava
Mall
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Audi
Sureau
Washington D. C
Bureex
Woodlds
Dourhe
Sphia
Chisago
Faces
Story
Brooks
Parls
San Fran
Great Britain
Che Istrike
Harding
Red
Riga
Russia
Communist Party
Detroit
Christian Endeavorers
Wall Street
Huber
Sehara
San Francisco
Florence Macbeth
Dvorak
Ian America
New World Symphony
Pedegoss
Roneress
Rally
Ally
Roosevelt
Bes Gulch
Ays
Dempsey
England
Duce
Buxroughseu
Sep Assantettics
Nature
Nature Notes
Contin
J. 5
S. Fletcher
J. S. Fletcher
Mr. Stuyvesant Guyler- Atates
Yiliah
Andy
Turner
Thotel
ZiNer
Imer
Zil ‘Lah
Aillah
Ishe
London
Zillus
Cowill
Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Advertisamant
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!