Roosevelt Renominated by Acclaim at Democratic Conclave
President Franklin D Roosevelt was renominated by unanimous acclaim at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia receiving all 1100 votes on the first ballot. Vice President Garner was renominated by acclaim. The convention adopted a strong New Deal platform and abolished the two thirds rule.
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Roosevelt a prophet of the New Deal era
Earl Godwin Ashington writes from the shadow of the White House praising Franklin D Roosevelt as a modern prophet. He argues Roosevelt’s New Deal vision and fearlessness define American destiny, contrasts federal power with corporate tyranny, and lauds wartime gains, labor progress, and the 1932- era political realignments while criticizing five prominent Democratic critics.
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Crochet That Is New Simple Rug Pattern
Crochet pattern 5544 offers a simple rag rug with medallions and stripes. Instructions list stitches, color ideas, and assembly details. Send 15 cents and pattern number to Sewing Circle Household Dept. 259 W. Fourteenth New York NY.
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Glamorous Paris Fashion Notes From Summer
A Good Housekeeping excerpt reviews Paris summer fashion with glamorous frocks and hats. Sheer fabrics and gandie create feminine, fully skirted gowns, capes, and puffed jackets. The piece highlights for the occasion as essential, with French dressmakers responding in a chic, tailored style.
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Cutler’s Skin Ointment Ad Claims Relief
An aged OCR fragment advertises Cutler’s Skin Ointment and a sample offer. It mentions eczema and itching relief after using multiple cakes and tins, claiming benefits for a person named Miss G B meld and a local 25-cent price. The snippet references a department and mass mailing in a vintage ad style.
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