Old Fashioned Virtues Guide Children Says Mrs Roosevelt
Mrs. Sara Delano Roosevelt voicing pride in being genuinely old fashioned in child raising. She argues parents must not rely on schools alone, noting that when children go wrong, fault lies with parents. The piece contrasts personal parental duty with mechanical controls and cites improvements in traffic deaths as evidence of personal responsibility.
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Life Insurance’s Vital Role In Depression Era Gain
The article notes life insurance paid out about 18.2 billion dollars to policyholders during the U S depression, averaging ten million daily. In 1935 total payments reached 2.6 billion, with 1.7 billion to living policyholders, and women increasingly buying life policies as more than 100 billion dollars are in force. It covers premiums in 1935 at 5.5 billion and insurer assets near 24 billion, amid surrender and lapse trends signaling recovery and public confidence.
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Garret Cassidy Hidden Motives At Avon Home
Garret Cassidy hides a dangerous heat as he recalls a planned midnight meeting with Caroline and fears exposure after a deadly hit and run near the Avon Home. A mysterious well-mannered man observes him at the pool hall, hinting at looming trouble and a possible inspector from Avon Home.
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Leader in Exile Francisco de Paula Santander
Francisco de Paula Santander, Colombia’s revolutionary patriot and Bolivar ally, served as vice president and de facto ruler during turmoil. Banished after a failed plot, he later led New Granada, fostered education and science, and died May 5, 1840 at 48. his portrait appears on several Colombian stamps.
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Simon Bolivar
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New Granada
National Congress
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Life and Fear At 40 In Showbiz Across 1945
An essay chatty column notes actors like Marilyn Miller fear turning 40 and the industry’s bias toward youth, citing Bertha Kalich’s comeback efforts, plus fashion trends and quirks from Broadway to New York society. It also surveys germ phobias among artists and travel quirks of editors and critics.
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Mme. Kalich
Heinrich Heine
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New York
Manhattan
Harold Dearden
Harley Street
Dean Cornwell
Frank Brangwyn
China
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Alexander Woollcott
Somerset Maugham
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McNaught Syndicate
Applications for More CCC Youths Taken in Panhandle
Enrollment for CCC camps in Texas opens to negro, Mexican, and white youths aged 17 to 28 from families aided by Resettlement Administration WPA Texas Relief Commission or county welfare boards. No quota. all Panhandle applicants who pass physicals will be accepted if they meet requirements.
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Texas
Resettlement Administration
Works Progress Administration
Texas Relief Commission
Baldwinsville Chamber seeks trade boosts with bold proposals
Baldwinsville New York on May 13 the Chamber of Commerce surveyed residents and rural neighbors on ways to improve trade. Replies included ideas to hire more attractive single clerks, open a roller skating rink, create a women smoking area, and convert the village to resemble Venice with canals and gondolas replacing streets.
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Baldwinsville
N.Y
Chamber of Commerce
Venice
Mothers Still Make Best Cake, Says Bakers Chief
H. E. Dolch, president of the Associated Bakers of Minnesota, told a convention in St. Paul that mothers still make 85 percent of bread consumed while bakers produce 20 percent of cakes pies and sweet goods, arguing mothers remain the best cake makers.
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H. E. Dolch
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Word Builder Promotes Solitary Park Predictions
Mrs Zilch asserts she promotes independence while married in a park setting. The text frames her stance with a playful, coy tone as she speaks of personal autonomy and poses a challenge about truthfulness in yesterday's puzzle. The passage then hints at a riddle about walking a mile for a smile, noting the smiles are aimless.
Former President Horizontal 131st president of the USA
A fragmented crossword like list assigns roles to a former president with clues spanning politics and daily life. It mentions a 131st presidency notion, forms of be, dwellings, debts, crafts, and various home and civic terms mixed with scattered proper nouns and references to time frames.
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U. S.A
Winsome Bluebird Finds Happiness in Old Orchard Home
Winsome and Mrs. Winsome return to the Old Orchard, plan a two-family nest, gather grass, and settle into a contented home despite looming dangers from Bully the English Sparrow. The scene shifts from a Sunny South winter to a shared, hopeful domestic life as the couple awaits spring.
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Bluebird
Mrs. Winsome
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