National Whirligig Washington Consumers Strike Report
The piece notes a consumer strike against high prices tied to NRA price-fixing changes. It cites coal markets in West Virginia, a $800 Code Authority telegram expenditure, and president Johnson's order not affecting existing codes. It also includes anecdotes about Fletcher, Mussolini, and Roosevelt travel plans with political implications.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
West Virginia
Code Authority
General Johnson
Johnson
Roosevelt and NRA Face Rough Road in 1932 Political Shakeup
The piece describes the 1932 national ticket forming a Progressive Party and speculation around President Roosevelt's Wisconsin speech. It notes Roper's power at the Commerce Department, NRA moves, and the Hot Springs meeting led by Roper’s council, with figures like Swope and Raskob. It also mentions Kellogg’s forecast on muni tions probes and shifts in foreign shipping plans.
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Gerard Swope
John Raskob
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Clay Williams
Frank B. Kellogg
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National Defense
Sam
FDR
Honolulu
Shipping Board
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Let America Correct This Injustice
Vera Hellman is a New York resident born in Russia trapped by U S immigration law. Four hundred five unoffending aliens face deportation or unstable futures while bills propose discretionary relief for those of good character.
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Edward Everett Hale
Vera Hellman
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New York
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Russia
Berlin
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Germany
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Daniel W. MacCormack
Commissioner of
Language revival for Wampanoag shows tribal memory revived
The Rev. Leroy Perry of Gay Head Mass teaches the dwindling Wampanoag people their ancestral tongue. Three centuries after the Pilgrims landed in Massachusetts the tribe regains a link to its language once lost to white invasion.
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Martha's Vineyard
Leroy Perry
Gay Head
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Self-intoxication and intestinal toxemia overview
Dr McCoy explains how toxins from intestinal putrefaction can enter the bloodstream via a faulty ileocecal valve, affecting liver function and causing fatigue, headaches, skin issues, rheumatic disorders, and nervous conditions. He urges elimination of poisons and offers his article on Auto-Intoxication upon request.
ABE MARTIN Observes Healthful Living and Long-Running Wit
The comic ABE MARTIN offers a humorous take on staying healthy and enduring humor for decades. He jokes about a fellow who’s been at it for 40 years and still looks fit for another 40, celebrating longevity and steady vigor in a lighthearted tone.
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Nobuddy
John F. Dille Co
Modern Etiquette and Home Remedies Column Items
A column presents medical adices on neck bump causes from cervical vertebrae and liver related leg burning sensations with doctor recommendations. It also covers pressure cooking as safe, etiquette notes for brides wearing wedding gowns after the wedding, and table introduction etiquette rules.
A New Yorker At Large by Mark Barron on New York life
The columnist weighs stage children and city life in a breezy New York column. He notes Broadway affections, subways, and the distance between friends in a city of contrasts.
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Mark Barron
New York
West Coast
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Manhattan
Andrews Avenue
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East Side
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New Jersey
Family pressure on single women in Dorothy Dix advice column
Dear Miss Dix counsels a single woman whose family pressures marriage and teases her with boys. The column urges independence, warns that overzealous matchmaking spoils romances, and notes modern daughters support themselves and deserve chosen partners. It features Dorothy Dix and Old Timer reflections on charm and social expectations.
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Miss DIX
Summer on the Mountain Peak
Dale and Pippin share a tender moment on a cliff path as Dadee and Irene call from nearby. Dale hints at kisses and affection while Pippin wrestles with feelings, recalling a life-saving storm rescue and the beauty around Tahoe and the mountains.
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