Moley Returns to White House Role as Brain Trust Reasserts Influence
National whirl is seen in Moley’s influence on Roosevelt policy as he returns to access at Hyde Park and backs NRA retrenchment. The piece notes Moley’s behind the scenes work on the administration’s messages and hints at Republican counter moves and Hearst’s shifting stance.
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Question on measurement and public service exam
A long clipped piece discusses a civil service exam question about units of measure for taxing dis tilleries and breweries. It mentions a storekeeper gauge role, salary ranges, and then shifts to Washington political notes on senators La Follette and Nye, Boulder Dam progress, currency changes, and steel industry mediation talks linked to the Wagner labor bill and mediation board plans. The passage blends trivia, government issues, and industry maneuvering with a 1934 copyright note.
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Three Positive Indicators of Postwar Progress
The Dun and Bradstreet May failures fell to 977, lowest since January 1920, with reduced liabilities. No deposit insured bank has failed since coverage began, signaling banking sanity. A major airline added a Chicago to New York commuter schedule with 16 daily round trips, suggesting air transport resilience. Noting NRA reforms, Dr George F Zook cites youth barriers, while Dr A R Dafoe condemns a World’s Fair display of the Dionne quints.
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Hay Fever Cure Through Diet And Lifestyle
Dr Frank McCoy promotes a home regimen for hay fever focusing on fasting to cleanse the blood, copious water intake, daily enemas, skin bathing, and vigorous scrubbing to boost elimination. He advises a starch and sugar free diet, limited dairy, daily sweating, and cold showers to reduce nasal congestion and prevent or cure seasonal symptoms. He invites readers to write for personalized instructions.
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Ceiter
A New Yorker At Large Reflects On New York Character
Mark Barron notes New York’s enduring culture of quick meetings and unlikely associations as yet another facet of the city’s notoriety. He recalls encounters among professors theatre figures and conspicuous locals illustrating the town’s risk and charm in a single restless glance.
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New York
John Street
West Indies
Flapper Fanny on Messy Marriages and Lazy Partners
A humorous Flapper Fanny quip contrasts a wife with aversion to housework and a husband with aversion to earning a living. The gag notes some people deserve both the nuisance of a learned ne'er-do-well and the comic clash of domestic life.
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John F. Dille Co
Medical Q and A: Foot Pain Astigmatism and Neck Lump
Readers ask about burning feet remedies and chiropody evaluation. An astigmatic eye has no single cause and glasses are usually needed. an optometrist can assess cure prospects. A right neck lump likely a benign fatty tumor. removal is simple with low risk.
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Ordinary woman my favorite heroine, Dorothy Dix says
Dorothy Dix extols countless historic and modern women but concludes the everyday mother and wife bearing hardship is the true heroine. She cites Eve Ruth Cleopatra Victoria Nightingale Curie Anthony and many others yet favors the ordinary woman who toils for her family without fanfare.
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Angels of Mercy
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Susan B. Anthony
Lincoln
Pippin and Dale Owens Bond on Mountain Trail
In a stormy mountain setting, Pippin is guided by Dale Owens from a cabin toward her home. They share wary conversation and a growing connection as they walk the dark path to Bow Rain bow, glimpsing a hidden lake and dreaming of freedom beyond storms.
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