Gold Fever And 1934 The Seeds Of The Panic
The piece argues the 1934 shift under FDR devalued the dollar to $34 an ounce, initiating the gold exchange standard. It cites Cornell’s Warren and Schlesinger, notes gold embargoes in 1933, and Carroll press debates. It critiques the long term costs of gold reserves, urging scrutiny of foreign demands and domestic price aims.
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Roosevelt
FDR
George Warren
Cornell University
Federal Reserve
United States
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Treasury
Henry) Morganthaut
Schiesinger
Murriner Eccles
Pouvral Reserve Board
Atlantic
Flint Janeway
You Pay Extravagant Taxes and Government Waste
The piece argues that high taxes fuel poverty and debt, blaming government excess for inflation of handouts at home and abroad. It urges citizens to demand responsible budgeting, insist officials live within means, and monitor public finances as closely as individuals monitor taxes.
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United States
Shere
Santa Claus
Internal Revenue Service
Fiduciary Advice On Shifting Investments In A Weak Market
Roger E Spear advises a cemetery trust to stay cautious amid a weak market and suggests investing in government bonds until upward momentum resumes. He notes no-load funds can outperform load funds and emphasizes net asset records over sales charges in fund selection.
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Energy Fured
Stein, Roc & Barnham
Asie
Energy Fund
Siem,Ron & Frankan
Joyz
Pothfords
Pothfords Are Well Managed, In Ony Opinion. ‘Mr. Spear
One Wife Not Enough Says Dr Albert Ellis
Paul Harvey News stands on a 1968 column noting York psychologist Dr Albert Ellis argues romantic love is transient and adultery can help marriages, while criticizing perceived credulity toward so called experts. The piece warns against open sexual permissiveness and defends traditional moral law amid public sensationalism.
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York
Albert Ellis
Ead
Harvey Suthenticity
Ellis
Dr. Ellis
Liprund Freud
Russia
Hillis
Gen
Fea, Corp
Dr Brady answers reader questions on charley horse and diabetes
The column explains charley horse differs from pellagra and beriberi and notes calcium and vitamin D needs. It describes diabetes signs and hereditary tendency, urging medical tests and a pamphlet on preventing diabetes, with a form to request more information from Dr. William Brady of Beverly Hills.
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Charleyhorse
Bate
Barleyhorse
America
Deep South
Bowling Green
Charley
Brady
William Brady
Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Worry Clinic Advice From Dr Crane Sparks Controversy
The column promotes a gender based talk strategy for girls to ward off assault by keeping men talking. It cites a Dr Crane booklet and a sample case of a 14 year old girl named Eileen. The text includes explicit guidance on conversations and ratings of female appearance.
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Ste
Claus
Anduvon
Royaties
Grivies
Aachen
Harald
Eileen J
Wles
Folklore Rhymes on Brides Hosts and Bums in Verse
A collage of short verse snippets from an old paper features a bride worried about peeling onions, a hostess named Claire confessing coldness in her house, and an unknown author lampooning poetry pay. Other items mock income from poetry, advise wealth from clever rhymes, Pendleton reformatory musings on work, wheelbarrow toil, and a proverb about sleep and waking.
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Claire
Nixon Triumphs In New Hampshire Primary Hard on Rockefeller
Nixon won New Hampshire decisively, collapsing Rockefeller’s bid and strengthening the frontrunner’s path to the Republican nomination. McCarthy’s strong showing signals renewed Democratic tensions and potential early momentum for Nixon against Johnson, with Wallace’s entry noted as a possible chilling factor.
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Jampshire
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
Rockefeller
John S. Kennedy
New York
Oregon
Rockefel
New Hampshire
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Johnson
McCarthy
Democratic Party
Mr. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
George Wallace
Wallace
South
Southwest
President Johnson
Vietnam
Raust
North Vietnam
Maiphong Harbor
Troika
Det
China
Haleshang
Moscow
Havera
White House
Fea, Corp
Cinque Ports history and Saint Paul ship overview
The Cinque Ports were five English Channel towns Sandwich Dover Hythe Romney and Hastings granted independent status by Edward the Confessor and later extended royal privileges. They supplied naval contingents through the 17th century and built ships like Saint Paul, a three master carrying 663 passengers, reflecting their maritime role and a long decline after 1835.
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Sandwich
Dover
Hythe
Romney
Hastings
Edward the Confessor
William the Conqueroe
Henry VI
Rother
Sussex
Saint Paul's
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Roger E. Spear
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
RoatRt B
Tackson Jare Toner Scott
Havret W. Toner
Laughlin Raymond
All Iteratory
Associated Press
Paul Harvey News
Conseilats
Brady's Health Service
George W. Crane
Eileen
Lary
Folklore
Tyneh
Smith
Pendleton Reformatory
By Russell Kirk
Kirk
James G. Martin
Martin
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