Roosevelt Back From Western Tour Ahead Of Yale Harvard Race
President Roosevelt returns to Washington from a six state tour and weighs plans for a Philadelphia June 27 acceptance speech while facing congressional tax bill debates. He signals visits to Vincennes and Hodgenville, touts AAA subsidies, soil conservation, reforestation and wildlife preservation.
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New London
George Rogers Clark
Northwest
Clark
AAA
Vincennes
Hodgenville
Lincoln
Senator Norris Backs Roosevelt Again for 1936
Senator Norris of Nebraska, an independent Republican, endorses Franklin D. Roosevelt for a second term urging support for the man who champions the common people. He criticizes Cleveland’s nominee as unknown and unproven, while praising Roosevelt’s welfare record and appealing to end partisan divides.
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Pershing
John J
United States Military Academy
Norris
Roosevelt
George Norris
Nebraska
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cleveland
Farm Mortgage Profits and Large Loan Holdings
Federal Farm Mortgage Corp reports net profits through March 31 totaling 15,280,716 set aside as loan-loss reserve. The Farm Credit Quarterly shows first mortgages on farm real estate near 308 million, second mortgages about 510 million, and consolidated federal farm loan bonds around 759.6 million. Outstanding bonds stood at 1,047,256,900.
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Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Farm Credit Quarterly
Federal Farm Loan
Federal Land Banks
Ballyhoo Dims as Radio Replaces Old Rally Charm
Earl Godwin reflects on the vanished era of torchlight political rallies and ballyhoo, contrasting it with radio era practices. He discusses Jim Farley’s dual roles, civil service debates, temporary emergency jobs, and the surge in U S savings bonds as a modern substitute for old political fanfare.
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Earl Godwin
Ashington
America
Ballyhoo
Roosevelt
Farley
Jim
National Council of Business
Civil Service
Wilson
Congress
Roosevelt On the False Charge That He Has Wrecked the Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Harding
Senate
Ohio Gang
Will H. Hays
Post Office Department
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Land Office
Works Progress Administration
Harry Hopkins
Tropical Medicine Roots Traced to 1600 East India Company
A historical note traces tropical medicine origins to 1600 when the East India Company sent doctors to the tropics, marking early medical collaboration and exposure to tropical diseases in colonial expeditions.
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India
East India Company
Tropics
Jamaica's Island Flora Holds Thousands of Varieties
Report states Jamaica hosts about 8,000 flowering plant varieties and 200 orchid species, highlighting the island's rich botanical diversity and horticultural interest amid tropical scenery.
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Jamaica
Mind at Work Guards Against Sickness Says Marden
A fragment quotes Orison Marden asserting that hard work and steady occupation protect health. The mind engaged in productive activity reduces disease risk, framing a busy, full occupation as a safeguard during illness.
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Marden
Reat
Postum Offer Promises Week's Supply to Readers
A newspaper notice advertises the P. Company offer to mail a full week’s supply of healthful Postum to anyone who writes for it. The brief appeal mentions universal distribution and urges readers to request the product.
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Postum
P. Company
Per
Love Gives All Love Motto In Poetic Fragment
A brief quotable line from H. Ww. Webb-Pepio on love’s unreserved giving, noting love stops not to ponder what must be given. The fragment emphasizes unconditional generosity as a guiding ethos.
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France
Popular Front
Leon Blum
Blum
Webb-Pepio
Doan
Oy i
Blemishes Made Her Old Look Its Worsening Skin Care Letter
A reader letter extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment for skin blemishes of external origin. Mrs L Whel and St Floreffe Pa testifies the regimen made her face clear, noting relief from irritation and sleepless nights caused by itching. The ad claims Cuticura treats eczema rashes ringworm and burns and urges purchase from druggists.
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