Roosevelt's West Indies Hawaii trip and pension vote
President Roosevelt departs Washington for a six week cruise to calm home problems while his aides shoulder more work. Congress passes a pension bill granting $22 monthly to widows and $4 to disabled veterans' children, aided by Rankin Douglas and Harrison with no Legion lobbying. Rudolph Forster to accompany the president on the trip.
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Washington Bureaus clash over Public Works funds and agency power
Notes from Washington reveal a tug of war among Ickes Morgenthau and Farley over $65 million in Public Works funds for post offices. Morgenthau wins control amid Treasury backing while Ickes faces rebuff. Also mentions immigration changes and highway funds distribution, amid broader cabinet frictions.
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Everyone a Gardener teaches city youth to grow
In Los Angeles and other cities school children learn gardening like math or spelling with courses in grades three through six. Neighbors donate land, volunteers tend the plots, and the program argues such elemental knowledge benefits life and could be adopted by many schools.
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Los Angeles
Quotes and quips from panhandle papers mix in a local roundup
A collection of humorous and pointed lines from regional editors and writers. Items include reflections on government, crime, moonshine, Shakespearean asides, and pokes at local and national politics, with noted exchanges from Clarendon News, Collingsworth Standard, and others.
Asthma Cure Claims From Home Treatment
A columnist urges that asthma is curable by simple home methods, outlining that diaphragm restriction and mucus buildup cause attacks. It notes dietary changes and avoiding triggers, offers three articles for further details, and invites readers to request them with a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Texas polo star Fin'nl SaaIl Mate engagement announced
Cecil Smith the Texas polo star and Mary Mulford Miller of Wading River Long Island announced their engagement today. Smith a top polo player is in Westbury and played Meadowbrook polo this summer. Miller 20 met Smith last year. her uncle Tom Macher is a polo teammate.
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William L. Miller
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Westbury
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Technological College trip to Carlsbad Caverns planned
Lubbock Texas June 24 Texas Technological College faculty and students will tour Carlsbad Caverns July 6 and 7 as guests of the United States Park Service. Col Thomas Boles will personally conduct the Caverns tour.
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Boles
Puff and the Fireman Team Up for a Fast Departure
Puff But flees softly from a scolding fireman named MacTavish who is gentle and kind. Puff climbs the engine and cries to go fast, signaling a lively push to move.
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Puff
Puffy
Ivy Lee legends and Rockefeller dimes in press agent lore
A New Yorker At Large recounts Ivy L. Lees famed hoaxes and pr stunts. It recalls a monkey wagon on Brooklyn Bridge and how Rockefeller twice used dimes to shape public image, noting the financier avoids interviews and publicity.
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New York City
Brooklyn Bridge
Ivy Lee
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Mr. Rockefeller
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Generosity as the key in choosing a husband
Dorothy Dix argues generosity, not money alone, defines a good husband. She urges choosing a warm, openhearted partner who shares power, opinions, and affection, and who treats marriage as a true partnership rather than a purse-first relationship.
Chickie's Daughter Chapter 83 Quiet House Amid Illness
Nurses move about a sterile room as Helena sinks into isolation. Pippin grapples with Mary Janina and others offering help while Helena's illness widens the gap between her and family. Youths Dadee and Cadee face a grim future as time drags on.
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Chickie
Jon
Mary
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Cadee
Pin
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