Tugwell Wins Canning Code Aid Amid Consumer Push
The article reports Professor Rex Tugwell securing an amendment to the Canning Industry code to require by August 30 labeled quality standards and ABC ratings on canned goods supervised by the FDA. It notes Roosevelt's backing from Mrs. Roosevelt and ongoing criticism from opponents, plus new Treasury marksman training and a London-New York cash movement hint affecting British currency and American funds.
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Morgan firm to close securities unit and seek bank status
Morgan, J. P. Morgan & Co., plans to close its securities books this week and qualify as a bank of deposit under the 1933 Act. The move keeps the firm in commercial banking, avoids current legal issues, and allows a new securities venture to be formed later with Morgan capital. The partnership will continue to operate as a unified entity.
Long-Term Planning for Public Welfare
Frank Bane urges a unified long-term plan to fight social ills through coordinated emergency relief and permanent welfare services. He calls for consolidating fragmented state and local agencies and creating a federal public welfare department to guide social planning and economic security for Americans.
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The Future of Colleges Prediction by Walter Dill Scott
Walter Dill Scott of Northwestern University foresees a 25 year rise in college enrollment and radical teaching changes. He argues tuition won t bar or attract, but any capable student will pursue higher education, with colleges expanding resources to focus on individuals amid a richer national culture and mass education.
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Walter Dill Scott
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Lee Simmons on State Funds For Cyde Barrow Hunt
The article quotes Lee Simmons saying governors are too preoccupied to fund the search for Cyde Barrow, a master killer. It argues Texas must provide manpower and money to fight crime and praises officials like Simmons and Frank Hamer for their anti crime stance. It includes quotes from Dr. William E. Weeks and Prof. Ellsworth Huntington.
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Cyde Barrow
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Barrow
West Texas
Frank Hamer
Imagination powers in health and success
Dr Frank McCoy urges daily imagination practice to shape health, wealth, and character. By visualizing a stronger body, vitality, and success, the subconscious aligns actions with these images, enabling real change through deliberate mental pictures and a hopeful self-image.
A NEW YORKER At Large By Mark Barron
A youthful New York bank teller recalls a warn ing experience with Broadway dancer Margaret Agnell. She visits a photographer for publicity pictures then returns to cash a check at the bank using her photographs as identification, which persuades the teller to proceed.
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Margaret Agnell
Broadway
Grammar puzzles and a tale of mistaken names
The text answers five grammar questions, addresses pronunciation, and identifies misspellings. It then recounts an anecdote about a playwright named Bannon who is mistaken for Banton at a party, a misheard insult, and a late Raphael Kirschner artwork, with hints that Paul Gatti may reveal a secret story later.
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Louis Quatorze
Mon Paris
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Ther's No Monkey Business About a New Hat
A witty remark by Abe Martin mocks fashions and schemes as harmless scripts. The cartoonish line notes how appearances can wildly alter perceptions, comparing marriage to riches and cautioning against quick wealth tricks.
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John F. Dille Co
Stomach Gas From Poor Food Combinations
Mrs Gertrude M reports pain after small meals with bread fruit and milk. The remedy notes excessive stomach gas from poor combinations and suggests non starchy vegetables like spinach celery and beans. A French omelet recipe uses two ounces milk and one egg cooked slowly with constant stirring.
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Gertrude M
Prenuptial agreements to curb divorce graft advised
Dorothy Dix argues for pre nuptial contracts covering alimony and child custody to deter alimony abuse and “divorce racketeering.” She warns that some marriages are entered for revenue and that a contract could keep couples wiser and more loyal, while protecting deserving spouses.
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Dorothy DIX
Love Letters and Lost Doubt in Chickies Daughter
Chickie's daughter Pippin wrestles with love as she rereads Bill and Kevin's letters. She recalls a bold declaration about empires falling and ships sinking, writes a reply, and weighs waiting for Kevin's word against the ache of doubt. Her mood shifts as she anticipates his return.
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