President Roosevelts influence on Congress explored
The article analyzes how Theodore Roosevelt and successors shaped legislative outcomes. It discusses presidential methods, from direct pressure on lawmakers to aides drafting key bills, and notes reactions by labor, suffragists, and observers amid debates on the Wagner Labor bill and public works relief.
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Allons
Congress
White House
Roosevelt
Senate
T. R
Taft
Wilson
Electricity gains in use in the United States
B W Kerr of the National Electrical Manufacturers Association told the House Interstate Commerce Committee that demand for electricity is vast and growing. He said there is no doubt a strong market for electricity and quipped that the president is the best salesman. The piece notes rising power use amid ongoing power policy debate.
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B. W. Kerr
National Electrical Manufacturers Association
House Interstate Commerce Committee
United States
Reducing unemployment must come from private industry not government
Glenn Frank argues that wage and hour policy and taxation for relief of the unemployed are intertwined. He warns drastic relief taxes and inflation threaten prosperity, urging business to solve unemployment through industry to avoid government dole and lavish spending.
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Glenn Frank
United States
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Heir to the Stimson Family Heads a New Era
James Stimson becomes head of the Stimson clan after his grandfather the governor dies. He grapples with grief as his grandmother and aunt support him while Tom guides etiquette. A stroke claims his grandmother and he rejects a walk to the cemetery after violet flowers arrive for Miss Sarah.
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James Stimson
New
Concord
James
Tom
Misses
Sarahey
Stimson
Lou
Aunt Lou
Stimsons
Grandmother
Sarah
Jim
Sarah Stimson
David Copperfield
Matee
H. Farnham
Health Talk on Blood Vital for Body Function
The article discusses the importance of blood supply and adequate volume to maintain health. It notes how insufficient blood can tax the heart and tissues, stressing posture and muscle tone while warning about congestion and potential strain on organs.
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Arate
Corio Oretan
Irokilytsen
Stamps by LS Klein and Baltic Strips Stir Wartime Trade
The article discusses stamps by LS Klein and a short strip of stamps bordering East Prussia and Lithuania as potential gains in Germany’s bid to regain status after World War I. It mentions allied retreat and the seizure of certain stamps, with references to Lithuania issuing special stamps and German stamps being overcharged amid shifts in wartime distribution.
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Emel
Jani
Prussia
Lithuania
Adolf
Germany
Ormans
Northwest Texas Conference Missionary Societies Meet
The Silver anniversary sessions of the Northwest Texas Conference Missionary Societies concluded with Amarillo chosen for next year’s meeting. Over 250 delegates and about 200 guests from nine districts attended the three day event highlighted by a 100-person history pageant. Notable speakers included Mrs Nat G Rollins of Abilene and Mrs J W Perry of Chattanooga with Cr Smith of McMurry College presiding.
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Cr. Smith
McMurry College
Abilene
Thoughts on the Mdivanis and Manhattan gossip
A brisk column of comic vignettes and celebrity chatter from New York. Observations span Ben Ali Haggin Ned Sparks Jack Dempsey Helen Hayes Dolores Del Rio West Virginia Senator Rush Holt and artist anecdotes.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Mdivanis
Ben Ali Haggin
Ned Sparks
Jack Dempsey
Fairbanks Twins
Helen Vinson
Helen Hayes
McIntyre Zer
Richard Lockridge
Percy Hammond
Percy Hammonds
America
West Virginia
U. S
Rush Holt
Richard Watts
Ted Woodyard
Polly Chuck And The Stranger Chuck In The Orchard
Polly Chuck leaves Johnny behind after winter sleep and explores food and adventure. She discovers a second Chuck near the old house and resists Johnny while choosing independence. Jealousy and curiosity drive her toward the stranger as Johnny watches from the wall.
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Polly Chuck
Johnny Chuck
Polly
Johnny
Chuck
Graf Zeppelin Damaged in Pernambuco Mooring Incident
Graf Zeppelin reportedly struck buildings in Pernambuco when a mooring cable broke but damage was confined to a rear motor. Officials in Rio de Janeiro and Condor Syndicate deny accident reports claiming no damage and constant communication with the airship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernambuco
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Atlantic
Germany
Condor Syndicate
Irreverent Exchange Sparks Morning Boss Talk
A playful newsroom exchange unfolds as Pert Kelton wakes and is told her colleague is taking the morning off. The respondent retorts with a quip about being in while he is out, capturing a light newsroom moment from 1935.
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Pert Kelton
McNaught Syndicate
Shakespeare Authorship and Early American Theatre Facts
A reader quiz notes Francis Bacon as a claimed Shakespeare author. It mentions the first U S theater built in Williamsburg Virginia in 1716. It also cites the El Capitan dam near San Diego as the largest earth and rock dam, 225 feet high and 1300 feet long.
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Francis Bacon
United States
Williamsburg
Virginia
el Capitan Dam
San Diego
Calif
Word Builder Puzzle Ties Oldest Cigarmaker to Record Pace
A word building challenge trains letters from the phrase plus one new letter each step. In Campbellport Wisconsin Bernard Ullrich claims 50 years in cigarmaking and 6,250,000 sold cigarettes, inventing a basswood mouthpiece to ease handling and prolong enjoyment.
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Campbellsport
Wis
Upi
Bernard Ullrich
Wisconsin
Polly and the Jealous Neighbor in a Local Encounter
Polly notices Johnny Chuck and a new neighbor approaching. The unnamed man flirts and offers protection, provoking Johnny's jealousy as Polly arouses interest with coy smiles. Tension builds about a potential fight over her. The scene ends with a tease for the next story, Polly's Chagrin.
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Polly
Johnny
Chucks
Chuck
Johnny Chuck
Polly Chuck
T. W. Burgess
U S Investigator Horizontal V t or vate 1
The list appears as a fragmented crossword style puzzle with clues across and down. It mentions a U S investigator and a New York lawyer amid scattered terms and numbers, suggesting a cryptic puzzle page rather than a standalone news item.
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