Priest Coughlin Tours U S Incognito in Khaki
Father Charles F. Coughlin travels incognito as Fred Schultz visiting textile centers mining towns and farms to learn public sentiment and spur a renewed faith in democracy and capitalism. He notes a surge of interest among youth and reports receiving hundreds of letters while offering a hopeful path for work and stability.
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Detroit
America
Charles F. Coughlin
Father Coughlin
Fred Schultz
Daily Mail
Congress
Coughlin
Automatic pilot guides coast to coast air travel progress
The piece describes the Sperry automatic pilot used by TWA to control Douglas aircraft during flight. It explains how a gyroscope brain, a powerful motor muscle, and air oil relays coordinate to keep the plane on course, while human pilots supervise and communicate by radio.
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Senger
Mail and Express Service
TWA, Inc
Sperry
TWA Douglas
Court sentences Robert Counts for aggravated assault
Robert Counts pled guilty in 47th District Court to aggravated assault and received a 15 day jail sentence with costs of prosecution. He was credited for 38 days already served in jail.
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Robert Counts
47Th District
Ramsay MacDonald Faces New Leadership Challenge
London dispatch reviews Ramsay MacDonald’s precarious hold on the National government and the Tory bid to unseat him led by Churchill and Page-Croft. The piece traces his rise from poverty to two premierships and notes Baldwin remains pivotal as internal party pressures mount.
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England
Ramsay MacDonald
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
National Liberals
National Laborites
Baldwin
Conservative Party
India
MacDonald
Canada
Viceroyalty of
Winston Churchill
Henry Page-Croft
Cat of
Ramsay Mac
United States
Britain
Labor
King George
Ickes Urges Texas Oilmen to End Waste of Liquid Gold
In Dallas Secretary Ickes told oilmen at the American Petroleum Institute convention to unite and curb waste of crude oil. He warned that dumping wealth and mismanagement threaten the industry and praised state allocations while criticizing East Texas and marketing practices. He quipped about private initiative and warned of looming free gasoline unless profits are restrained.
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Ickes
Texas
Dallas
American Petroleum Institute
Positive relief for itchy skin with Blue Star Ointment
Cooling soothing ointment melts on skin and drives medicines into pores to quickly kill itch and rash including tetter ringworm eczema foot itch. Money back is first Jar faila.
Ram say Mac the newspaper man amid political sparks
The speech hints at a clash between political and journalistic roles as the figure proclaims identity as a newspaper man. Enemies dub him a statesman among journalists while some call him a journalist among statesmen.
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Ramsay Mac
Bad Breath Tied to Digestive Decay and Liver Juice
An early 20th century health blurb explains foul breath as caused by overeating and decaying food in the bowels. It warns of bile flow from the liver and urges Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate digestion while cautioning against mercury calomel pills.
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Carter
C.m.co
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