Why War Remains Remote as Nations Readied in 1930s
The piece argues war in Europe is unlikely due to France's finances and political shifts, Germany's weakened military, and U S restraint. It cites Daladier's fall, British unease, and Roosevelt's directive for the United States to stay aloof from European conflicts, highlighting debt, distrust, and memorial fatigue after World War I.
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Geneva
United States
France
Germany
Daladier
Doles
England
Italy
Hitler
Paris
Chateau-Thierry
Holland
Europe
Roosevelt
Fort Worth
Red Cross Roll Call Appeals Countywide Support
A county chairman declares Armistice Day efforts to boost Red Cross relief, urging all groups and citizens to organize mass meetings and form local committees to lead the Red Cross roll call in Grayson County. The appeal emphasizes universal need for aid across creed and race.
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Red Cross
Grayson County
Washington
The
American Legion
Will H. Evans
Everlasting Fire and Punishment Mentioned in Bible Verses
The phrase "everlasting fire" appears twice in scripture while "everlasting punishment" occurs once, reflecting distinct apocalyptic warnings. The terms are cited within biblical passages discussing judgement and eternal consequences.
Tyler Commercial College and School of Business Administration Ad
The Tyler Commercial College and School of Business Administration promotes its faculty and graduates. It touts well regarded instructors with records of success and invites readers to enroll for specialized Tyler training. Return the coupon for more information.
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Tyler Commercial College
School of Business Administration
Tyler
Notes from a Boy Scout Yearning for the Open Road
A column sketches roadside scenes from a New England journey. It notes horse crossings on new four track highways and bridle paths, sees hunting events in Millbrook, and muses on sea serpents now linked to a large conger eel. It also discusses executive pay, vampires, native chestnuts, and roadside chestnut vendors.
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New York
Massachusetts
New York State
New
Millbrook
New England
Vancouver Sound
Hiaschuckoluk
Japan
Hudson River
Distress After Meals Relieved By Black-Draught
Mr. Jess Higgins of Dawsonville Georgia reports sour stomach gas and bilious spells eased by Thedford s Black-Draught. He takes a pinch after meals to prevent sick headache and keep the system in good order. Now available as a syrup for children.
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Jess Higgins
Dawsonville
Thedford
Football Safe for the Fair Says Store Manager
A department store drug shop manager asks what to promote for the season and his assistant suggests hot-water bottles for boyfriends to place under sweethearts on cold concrete stadium seats.
Editor Condenses Long Piece About Milk
In a playful exchange a writer complains that a lengthy article on milk was toned down by the editor. The quip highlights tensions between detail and brevity in newspaper editing.
Caution Exercised By Administration In Giving of Jobs
Washington report notes the Roosevelt administration moving slowly to distribute patronage and broaden the party base. Officials anticipate prodding from provinces over GOP presence in government posts and defend hiring shifts as reflecting a large liberal shift in voters supporting Roosevelt.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
New Barber Law Attacked in Suit in Dallas
Dallas barber J. T. Tullis filed a suit seeking to declare unconstitutional a new barbers law charging an annual $2.50 fee for each barber in the state. He argues the tax is discriminatory and constitutes class legislation. A hearing was set for Judge Royall R. Watkins on November 4.
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Dallas
J. T. Tullis
Tullis
Dwight Whitwell
Royall R. Watkins
Flea Trainer Faces Escaped Fleas
A flea trainer laments that all his fleas have escaped while a friend ribbingly suggests he will likely scratch. The brief joke highlights a playful exchange about a misbehaving kennel.
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Raymond Ditmars
New York Zoological Society
Central America
Tropics
BAYER
NRA
NEW Barber Law
Paul Stephens Office
Mangrum
Mangrum Bros
Optician
Louisiana
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