Factional backing and divisive views shape Macy candidacy
The piece outlines competing Republican factions over Macy as standard bearer and potential national policy impact. It notes rural upstate farmers' defection hopes, Roosevelt era support, and AAA criticisms. It also touches on Elliott Roosevelt’s publicity angle and aviation industry reactions to LaGuardia and air shows. James M. Cox is mentioned as having inside track for Eugene Black's Federal Reserve Board post.
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National Whirligig links NAM with business pledge at Hot Springs
In Hot Springs a pledge by business leaders aligns with NAM aims to curb the Blue Eagle and press for maximum hours, minimum wage, no child labor, fair trade, and conservation. Conservatives doubt NRA-like miracles will be achieved. experts foresee a price-cutting spike and a summer rebound driven by government spending and credit reserves.
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A Peculiar Campaign by El Paso AG Allred for Governor
The El Paso Times questions Attorney General James V. Allred s bid for governor. It argues his campaign on issues condemning his own office reveals doubts about law enforcement power and whether he would fix lobbying and utility abuses after election.
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Two Big Jobs Defined in Roosevelt New Deal Roles
The Roosevelt administration moves toward defining two key posts, Gen. Hugh 8.Johnson as NRA administrator and Frances Perkins as Labor Secretary. Johnson favors employer driven labor adjustments, while Perkins directs settlement amid steel strike pressure. A Jeffries quote and a Cambridge view frame the piece.
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Health mimeographed articles offered free to readers
A health columnist lists popular topics available for free distribution via mail. Readers are invited to request one or more articles by cutting from the list, enclosing stamps and a stamped return envelope, with emphasis on topics like acne, asthma, diabetes, diet, kidney stones, and many others.
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Lhrge
Tavern Prices Drop Amid Rising Living Costs
ABE MARTIN notes the tavern has reduced rates with a quarter off on the plain table and thirty-five cents on the jelly role table. He quips that too many women's clubs spoil the broth and jokes about changing tastes in a light local column.
Trainload of cattle shipped to government from Dalhart
A trainload of about 1,200 head left Dalhart for Wichita and Chicago to supply government needs. Cattle are being gathered for classification while a second large shipment is prepared, with at least 5,000 head listed for sale in Dalhart.
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Grammarship quiz from historical text
Answers cover double negative correction There wasn t nobody there to There was nobody there pronunciation telegrapher second syllable stress misspelled defendant meaning terror means more distant beyond manifest and ulterior measures will be adopted is uncertain alteration
Modern Etiquette Q and A on greeting guests and napkin placement
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions on whether a hostess should rise to meet a guest and how to bid farewell when not speaking French. The guide advises greeting guests in person and introducing them to others, and notes napkins belong on the place plate.
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Libby Holman Shown in Quiet Return to Stage at Hedgerow
A New Yorker reports Libby Holman privately returning to acting at Hedgerow Theater near Philadelphia with eight Pennsylvania state troopers and a crowd of onlookers. She plays a maid and hints at a Broadway comeback while handling glare from extortion rumors and public scrutiny. The piece notes her fame as a blues singer and contrasts drama with a damp reception. The sun distance is listed as 92,897,400 miles.
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Canaries and reticence in Dorothy Dix advice
Dorothy Dix advises that a quiet woman can be both asset and liability. Listening earns partners, yet sociable talk is valued. balance is key. She notes men prefer chatterers but warns against emotional distance, urging learning gentle conversation as an essential female skill.
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Sophie's Great Novel Readers Meet Howard Jackson in Marburg
Jane Terry and Amy Lowe in Marburg speculate about a handsome stranger who visits Jane's aunt Miss Rosa Terry. Howard Jackson, a geology instructor from a western university, becomes the center of a potential courtship as Miss Rosa invites him to dinner and Jane plans a move to an apartment near campus.
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