National Whirligig In Washington On Prohibition Debate
Washington insiders clash over how to phrase the referendum angle to appease both dry and wet factions. Administration counselors report a plan under debate with Sen Borah and Sen George Moses contributing a variety of planks while figures like Joseph L Scott and Mark Sullivan shape the platform. Nine draft planks were discarded and one saved as the White House weighs how far to go.
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Economy for all and the tax burden in city and state
The piece argues federal balance does not ease the total tax bite as state and local governments hold vast budgets. It notes higher federal taxes raise local costs for property owners, pushes city and state indebtedness up, and cites Virginia trimming a deficit as proof that honest leadership can cut budgets.
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Surplus Talks Highlight State Government Overhaul
Two years ago the state faced deficits while now reports show a surplus over 2.5 million dollars. Georgia slashed state departments from 102 to 17, claiming large savings. Maine merged duties across agencies, and North Carolina achieves about 12 million dollars in taxpayer savings.
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Roosevelt and the Progressive Struggle in U S Politics
The piece argues that Roosevelt’s aggressive stance may split the electorate into conservative and progressive camps, shaping a potential realignment. It notes Roosevelt’s distance from Hoover, cites La Follette’s 1924 vote, and weighs conservative versus progressive trends alongside Britain’s crisis analogy.
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New York Letter Opens A Stranger Tale Of Letters
In Eight Avenue post office corridors a tale unfolds of Tony the ice and wood seller who asks for a letter to locate two sisters in Philadelphia for a vanished fortune. The stranger’s quest intersects a Bronx undertaker, a penniless death, and a city of unanswered asks as Blackmer and Ulric star across distant towns.
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HEALTHY MEAL PLAN BY DR FRANK MCCOY 1932
Weekly menu from Sunday June 12 1932 lists daily breakfasts lunches and dinners focusing on light diets and includes a spinach meat loaf recipe. It features items like French omelet Melba toast junket beef roast baked chicken and spinach meat loaf with Melba toast and various vegetables and fruits.
ABE MARTIN Quote on Speed and Leadership
ABE MARTIN notes the fastest time in the world is made moving from prominence to obscurity and says the hardest thing to stop is a temporary chairman. The quip highlights fleeting leadership and rapid progress in public life.
Thick Ankles And Jaw Cracking Health Qs
Miss Claire W seeks simple ways to reduce thick ankles with diet and exercises. An answer suggests weight bearing on heels and toes, massage, and consideration of bone enlargement needing diagnosis. A second item notes jaw cracking may come from eustachian tube mucus and ear noises. Watercress advice follows.
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Hidden Names Puzzle From Back Page
Three girls names are hidden in the top line and three boys names in the bottom line. Reassemble all letters used once to reveal the six names. Solution appears on the back page.
Puffy’s town saunters through Main Street thirst
After the plunge the character WE wanders into town and back along Main Street. He drinks many ice cream sodas to quench his thirst, a humorous portrait of overindulgence and strolls.
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Grammarship Q&A Reveals Common English Errors
The reader asks five questions on grammar and vocabulary. Answers propose fix for overflown banks, pronunciations for canine, misspelled word oppositm, circuitous meaning indirect, and ge- word gentility as status of being well born.
Before marriage reveal truths not past loves
Dorothy Dix urges engaged couples to share honest dispositions and finances rather than recount past romances. She warns that detailing former affairs invites jealousy, while frank talks about temper, habits, money, housekeeping, and in laws helps couples decide compatibility and endure marriage.
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Susie
John
Three By Faith — A Tale of Generations and Confining Matriarchs
Joyce, a modern student, confronts her grandmother Mrs. Sheldon as the family’s rigid control over Elizabeth and Joyce’s future clashes with Joyce’s plans for a professional career. Miss Leigh and Miss Cora weigh in as Joyce contemplates education, romance, and independence within a stern postwar household.
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