Wagner labor bill near passage under White House blessing
The Globe notes intensifying push to pass the Wagner labor bill this session. It highlights a White House meeting with Wagner Perkins and Roosevelt, signaling presidential approval. Debate centers on outlawing company dominated unions and reactions to the administration stance.
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Record of Civilian Conservation Corps year long achievements
The report details over 600000 young men employed, major reductions in public fire losses, millions of trees planted, and other direct monetary benefits, all for about 255 million dollars. It notes two thirds flowed into industry, commerce, and agriculture and suggests CCC could become permanent, despite the bill. It also contrasts Roosevelt with Wilson, warning against overconfidence or capitulation.
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Judith Lane by Jeanne Bowman dress dream sparks tears
Judith Lane recalls a moment when Mamie longs for a shimmering green dress with fish scale sequins seen in a store window. Scoggins describes Mamie’s tears of happiness, and Judith plans to buy it, but the price of two hundred fifty dollars proves prohibitive.
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Guiding Your Child by Alice Clarissa Richmond
A study of parenting prompts warnings and schedules for children. Judith, a secretary, navigates a power crisis involving Big Tom Bevins, Scoggins oil land, and a looming flood dam as she uses prudence and restraint to balance duty, family needs, and community project stakes.
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Faith Baldwin Strikes Fancy in New York Society
O I McIntyre notes Charles G Shaw a prominent dilettante amid New York arts, recounting his shift to painting and possible piano recitals. He lists famed writers and gossiping about theater rivals, social registers, and Katharine Hepburn’s award, ending with a shop encounter in Madison Avenue.
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Bedtime Stories The Funny Trio By Thornton W Blngess
In a nature themed tale Stickytoes the Tree Frog and Peeper the Hyla await Old Mr. Toads arrival to complete the Smiling Pool chorus. Old Mr. Toad, though homely in appearance, arrives after a long journey and shares a humorous social anecdote about a candy parlor and a social registrite in a 1934 setting.
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Old Mr. Toads Spring Song at Smiling Pool
The tale follows Old Mr. Toad and friends Peeper and Stickytoes as they travel, sing, and prepare for spring at Farmer Brown’s garden. Old Mr. Toad worries for Mrs. Toad’s safety on the journey while praising the garden’s life and his bug loving work. The trio's harmony highlights their unique spring song that draws all pool residents to join in.
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Dr Fishbein Explains Causes Of Bleeding Gums
The health talk lists common dental and bodily causes of bleeding gums. It cites tartar buildup, cavities, overhanging fillings, broken roots, irregular teeth, improper brushing, misuse of toothpicks and floss, foreign substances, mouth breathing, and wind instrument overuse among the dental factors, with additional bodily causes noted.
The Little Brown School House Balloting Question
A fragment discusses school days and a balloting system held every four years for electors pledged to a party. It then asks who authored the phrase I fear the Greeks even when they bring gifts, answering Vergil. The piece also mentions a United States President state California as the second state and Delaware as the second smallest by area.
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California
Delaware
Founder of a Religion Riddle Puzzle List
A scrambled crossword style set lists horizontal clues from 1 to 60 and vertical clues 2 to 60 about religious leaders objects plants animals and common terms. The page mixes word definitions with Misspelled phrases and partial hints for a reader to fill.
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