Insecurity and Idle Living Rise in Public Discourse
A long monologue critiques Bill Williams a 33 year old loafer mocked by a mob for refusing work. It links unemployment fears to relief politics and warns against overregulation while reflecting on liberty and social responsibility with numerous digressions.
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Revised Wage Hour Bill Passed Senate After Long Battle
Administration forces pushed the revised wage and hour bill through the Senate amid heavy debate and many roll calls. The measure would let a board set minimum wages and maximum hours for interstate industries, and ban child labor in cross state trade. The bill faces House action with a tougher alternative on wages and hours under consideration.
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Farouk Invested King of Egypt in First Independent Ceremony
In Cairo on July 29 Farouk was invested as Egypts first king since 16th century rule by Turkish rulers. The 18-year-old pledged to uphold the constitution, defend independence, and protect territory before 15,000 assembled subjects. The ceremony was an investiture not a coronation under Islamic law. Fuad the first had renamed sultan to king after Egypts independence under a 1936 treaty.
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Average Worker Not Affected At Once By Hour-Wage Bill If Passed
Washington July 31 The wage and hour bill would not immediately affect most workers. A 120 day period before any order, then board studies and hearings to set minimum wages and hours. Farm and local workers mostly untouched. child labor in interstate industries would be illegal seven days after enactment.
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Langston Faculty Reappointed. Sabbatical Leaves Granted
Oklahoma City Aug 4 Pha L Crabb state superintendent of education announced Langston A and M university Langston board of regents reappointed all principal faculty and granted sabbatical leaves to three Dean B F Lee Leroy G Moore head of natural science and C D Patterson dean of English will receive 50 monthly for nine months
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When Women Need Cardui
Advertisement promotes Cardui for women with reduced strength and appetite, claiming it improves digestion and nourishment. It asserts increased energy reduces aches and nervousness as strength returns.
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