New York State's New First Lady Takes On Many Roles
Hortense Saunders profiles Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt as she becomes New York's first lady. She will keep teaching at Todhunter School, manage a furniture factory, edit a journal, and lead civic groups while ruling from Albany. She resigns from the state committeewoman post to avoid political office, plans non political speeches, and emphasizes organization, family, and public service.
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New York
New York State
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Todhunter
Albany
Executive Mansion
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Eye Care Ad Offers Spectacles Without Drugs
Eyes examined. Spectacles and artificial eyes fitted without drugs drops or danger. Local notice promotes eye services and fittings with emphasis on safety and convenience for all ages.
Tax Notice for Aiken County 1928 Penalties and Sheriff Actions
The notice states 2 percent tax addition and penalties for late payments through 1928 to 1929 with escalating rates and sheriff collection after March 15, 1929. It instructs taxpayers to record parcel locations, obtain receipts for each tract, and notes officials THOS Williamson clerk and ID Woodwart treasurer of Aiken County.
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Nur
Sap Et Thos
Williamson
Aiken County
C. Aiken
S. C
General Assembly
Sebebbert
Aiken
Aiken City
Belhear Spring
New Holland
Roewitty
Ise
Hammond
Downer Hammond
Millbrook
Cedar Creek
Courtney Aiken Farle Rocky Spring
Edisto River
Windsor
Bertin
Silverton
Ellenton
Selvern
Gloverin Langley
Graniteville
Gregg UL Bodiv
Hopewell
Flopewel Tlopewell
Kathwood Shaw Hammond
Eureka Ty
Langley and
Bath
Langley Redds
McLaurin Or
MeTier MeTier
Chinanapin Monrita Millbrook
Montmorenei
Mt. Calvery
Mt. Ehalewan
Nersten
Oak Grove
Peery Hanamond
Shiloh
Marsurda
Smythe
Kitchingss
Ty Town Creek
Fener Renville
Augusta
Pineland
al Wi
Shirley
Clearwater
Shaws Creek
Little Columbia chapel of Woodrow Wilson’s youth
A historic Columbia stable and carriage house, turned chapel, is described as the setting where Woodrow Wilson first professed faith and began his path to leadership. The structure linked to Winthrop College’s origins, strained by moves and relocations, remains a sacred monument to early preaching and schooling.
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Columbia
Palmetto
Wooten
Iti
Winthrop
Woodrow Wilson
Winthrop College
Rock Hill
Thomas Woodrow
Wils
Wilson
Trosa
Joseph Ruggles Wilson
Theological Seminary
Tommy Wilson
Faelses
Cyrk
Brooke
W. S. Plummer
Davidson College
North Carolina
The
United States
Brad
Birt H
Decatur
Columbia Theological Seminary
J. D. Johnson
Winthrop Callege
Awhieis
A Crewe
Taryn
Brevk Hill
Sittin Rolleyes
Mac
Little Seminary
Winthrop Alumnae Association
Theological Plant
Georgia
Little
Can We Afford It Question in Thrifty Life
A struggling man shivers in the street lacking an overcoat and credit while at home bacon feeds his family. The moral query weighs comfort against scarce resources and whether buying the coat is prudent despite needs.
Izzy aims for drug store job after eighteen months study
Izzy proudly claims eighteen months of study to work in a drug store while companions joke about learning candy names. The scene blends commerce and finance banter with playful wordplay.
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Izzy
Trey
Commierce & Finiance
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Hortense Saunders
Democratic Party
Henry J. Godin
Broad Street
Augusta, Ge
Office OF
Treasur
ID. Woodwart
College
Seminary
Woodrow Wilsom
Horry
Horder
Pontiac
Oakland
Ponteac
Standard Motor Company
Murray Johnson, Maniker
Aires
Alwas
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