Wallace sees world in recovery plan and gold standard shift
A column extols Henry Wallace as the only admin figure linking farm surplus problems to global finance. It discusses deflating gold standards, dollar value, and aims to set a universal gold standard, plus Weather and Islands essays on science and imagination. The piece reflects optimism about bold ideas and dream realizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace
Middle West
France
England
Japan
United States
Belgium
Switzerland
America
Edward Armstrong
Atlantic
Education Costs Vary Across Small Town Schools
A study by the Office of Education shows small town school systems serving 20 percent of the nation’s children spent an average of 70.35 per pupil, compared with 104.17 in larger cities. New England towns cost about 94.79 per pupil, far above the South. Daily community cost averages 42 cents nationwide, 52 in the Northeast, 23 in the South, with 1933 costs expected to fall.
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Uncle Sam
Office of Education
New England
South
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Georgia
Florida
North
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Poultry Boss Jokes About Counting Chickens
A wry line notes that a poultry owner may stop counting at 3,000 birds. The remark, attributed to a cynic, frames a humorous view of large scale farming and the old gag about endless flock totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Television progress shows slow but steady advance
A historical column notes television emerging from early curiosity to cautious development. It cites receiver design challenges, standardization needs, and the move from audio to visual transmission, predicting practical use may arrive later with improved tubes, power, and programming.
Humans Aided Eardrum Growth From Frog Skin Study
New York researchers describe regenerating a functional eardrum in a living frog using skin from its back or another frog. Professor Otto M. Helff of New York University reports the fully formed ear structure emerged after transplanting dermal plicae to tadpoles, then to developing frog ears.
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New York
New York Academy of Sciences
Otto M. Helff
New York University
Helff
Parrot Fever Warning Tells Class Danger of Kissing Animals
A teacher warns pupils about parrot fever and avoiding kissing animals. Willie volunteers an example, recounting his aunt kissing her lap dog and the dog dying. The lesson underscores risks from close contact with pets and birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Willie
Emily
Principals Seek Insights From Graduates for Success
High school leaders value graduates futures as a measure of training quality. The article urges careful choice of specialized training and offers Tyler Commercial College and a booklet to assist students in selecting the right path. It invites readers to request the book and submit a coupon with name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Commercial College
School of Business Administration
Paul in Ephesus Lesson and Paul's Ephesian Farewell
A devotional overview of Paul's ministry in Ephesus in Acts 19 and 20. It notes the city as Asia's capital and Diana's temple, Paul's two years at Tyrannus, miraculous healings, the burned magical books, opposition by idol makers, and Paul's perilous trials before his journey to Jerusalem with a relief gift for the poor.
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Ephesus
Asia
Diana
Paul
Christ
Apostle
Roman Empire
Jerusalem
Typewriter Supplies For Sale By The Sun
Advertising notice offering typewriter paper adding machine paper typewriter car bon ribbons for sale by The Sun. Includes various sizes and grades for office use with emphasis on affordable pricing and quick delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Merchant Sets High Price Then Nudist Colony Qoute
A merchant warns the price will double before next summer. A customer jokes about joining a nudist colony and needing no clothes by then.
George Kiss and Josephine Riska Wed in Sacred Heart Church
A wedding was held at Sacred Heart Church last Tuesday uniting George Kiss and Miss Josephine Riska in marriage. The ceremony marked a joyful event for the Palmerton community as both families celebrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
George Kiss
Josephine Riska
Woman Reports 15-Lb Weight Loss with Kruschen Salts
A reader claims rapid fat loss from Kruschen Salts after a friend’s rheumatic improvement. She drops from 163 to 148 pounds in two months, notes less knee pain, and praises the remedy as a splendid weight reducer. Jar price is 85 cents at Kirkpatrick Pharmacy and other druggists.
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Kirkpatrick Pharmacy
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Frank Parker Stockbridge
Wallace
Charles G. Abbott
Smithsonian Institution of Washington
Abbot
Cotton Belt
Wheat Belt
Jules Verne
Edward Bellamy
Charlie Duryea
BAYER
A. Bayer
Marconi
Doctor
Whitewright
Charles E. Dunn
Ress
Tyler Commercial College and School OF Business Administration
Tyler, Texas
Reeves Cleaning Plant
Cull Reeves
Riska
Frank D. Layman
Whitewright, Texas
Paul Stephens Office
Mangram Bros
First National Bank
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