Roosevelt shifts on money stabilization and London talks
The piece outlines President Roosevelt's tentative reversal on a temporary dollar stabilization and a rejected exchange truce. It cites involvement by Harrison, Sprague, and Bernard Baruch, a backroom deal with Montague Norman, and pressure from Wall Street to avoid stabilizing. It suggests a strategy of going it alone if others resist and hints at future inflationary steps.
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Wilma Tries Force Ray by Phillip Nowlan
Wilma attempts a bold action against Ray in a plot driven by suspense. Phillip Nowlan crafts the scenario with Richard Calkins contributing a supporting dynamic as the tension escalates.
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Turn on the light in a shadowed financial age
C P Van Sweringen tells Ferdinand Pecora that investigations are terrifically destructive in a belated revival of cries from financial and industrial titans during past probes like Teapot Dome. The remark reflects a fear that secrecy shields abuse from public scrutiny, a mood the era seems to outgrow.
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The Airship’s Future congressional view on the Akron crash
Following the Akron wreck the congressional investigative committee favors new airship development and a training ship. They argue dirigibles have military value justifying continued funding despite public doubts. The next Congress session will decide whether to proceed with their recommendations.
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West Point Cadets Lead In Academic Honors
Kenneth Fields, famed football halfback, topped a West Point graduation list with the highest academic marks. Two other top students were also well known athletes, highlighting the school’s demanding curriculum and the blend of brawn and brains among cadets.
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West Point
Kenneth Fields
New York Library Giants: Edwin Anderson and Wilberforce Eames
A New York letter profiles the public library's inner world as director Edwin H. Anderson and chief bibliographer Wilberforce Eames stand out. It notes 4.2 million yearly visitors and 31 million books consulted annually, with space and funding concerns and the lengthy growth of library holdings.
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New York Public Library
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Edwin H. Anderson
Wilberforce Eames
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Herodotus
Post Office
Africa
America
Simpler Living and Healthful Eating Principles
Dr Frani Necdy argues no single perfect human food exists and urges dilution of nourishing foods with bulk varieties. He warns excess eating fuels disease, urges hygiene at meals, and promotes simple living for lasting achievement and lower illness despite hardships.
Puff Zam Baseball Banter At The Plate
A playful baseball exchange features a catcher warning about a fast curve. The batter retorts with mock bravado as the pitcher’s grip and spin challenge the glove and the catcher jokes about catching a cold from the wind.
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Pig
Grammarships 1 2 3 4 5 What is wrong and meanings
The item lists five questions and answers on grammar and vocabulary. It notes that "Every one of the 20 men were questioned" should use was questioned, gives pronunciation guidance for lava, identifies vaseline as misspelled, defines perturb as to disturb greatly, and gives liquefy as the word meaning to reduce to a liquid.
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News-Globe
Are Martin This is a funny ole world
A light verse reflecting misfortunes of everyday life with quirks and obstacles. The speaker notes shoes splitting and plans failing while staying humorous about delays and luck. The playful tone lampoons practical woes and human stubbornness in daily chores.
Non-Starchy Vegetables List and Health Q&As
Mrs Franklyn D asks for non-starchy vegetables. The reply lists common non-starchy vegetables suitable raw or cooked, noting potatoes and Hubbard squash as exceptions. Included are celery spinach beans asparagus squash cucumber eggplant beet tops turnip tops small beets carrots parsnips pumpkin lettuce okra chavotes oyster plant mallow kale zucchini parsley endive alligator pear and ripe olives. Additional questions cover gas pressure and breathing, diabetes remedies, and a note about New York using an airplane to catch fish pirates.
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Franklyn D
Max A
President Franklin Da Go Getter Aims for Better Times
The piece hints Congress backing a decisive leader to push big deals forward. It frames progress as slow but steady improving the national mood, with emphasis on sustained policy action and ongoing journeys of governance.
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Franklin da Gogetter
Congress
Bread-Winner Advice and Moral Dilemmas From Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix counsels a wife who supported the family during her husband’s unemployment to stay proud of her choice and keep the home intact. She urges the daughter to leave a temptation-laden situation to protect a venerable employer and his reputation, and warns against jealous spouses.
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Miss DIX
Dorothy DIX
Ivim
Belvedere Drama Deepens in Kidnap Plot Twist
In Belvedere Monica O'Dare helps her family while love triangles unfold. Dan Cardi gan plans a trip with his ailing sister in law to humor her. Sandra Lawrence schemes and clashes with Hetty and James as kidnapping revelations surface.
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Sandra Lawrence
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Hetty
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