Future of the Nation and the AAA Ruling
The author weighs the Supreme Court’s invalidation of the AAA and warns against expanding federal emergency powers. He questions the New Deal path between paternalism and individualism, urges protecting constitutional rights, and cautions that production controls threaten democracy and free enterprise.
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Supreme Court
AAA
Roosevelt
New Deal
United States
Congress
NRA
Washington
No Profit in Politics
The piece argues that government growth harms the economy by creating bureaucracy and higher taxes. It contends that excessive government, not too little business, depresses welfare and productivity, urging citizens to reduce state roles and focus on self-reliance while acknowledging government is necessary but should limit its core functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Washington
Weyl
Roosevelt budget gaps and a tale of government leeway
In Washington President Roosevelt warns of large gaps between estimated and actual budget figures, arguing that leftover authorizations drive future spending. The piece notes fake budgeting practices, a hired lawyer mix up over fees, and antiwar caution, with a look at Japan's civilian military支ifts since 1933 and expansions in key industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Japanese War Ministry
Yawata
Mitsubishi Aviation
Fushiki
Niigata
Yokohama
Tsurumi
Dairen
Roosevelt Rarely Uses Books as Congress Opens
The scene shows Roosevelt with most books removed from his office shelf leaving four or five volumes while seven Congressmen insert speeches into The Congressional Record before opening day. Roosevelt privately rehearsed his address hours before delivery and a Fish statement tried to push a favorable headline. Mrs. Roosevelt's income from her daily column is estimated at 250 to 300 dollars weekly plus a 50 to 60 percent share of net profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Congressional
Government Printing Office
Post Office Department
Ham Fish
Public Forum Reader Letter About Ladies Repository Volumes
Mrs Julius Fischer of Nelsonville Ohio replies to Mrs Benson Davis on her request for copies of the Ladies Repository. She states she has three bound volumes for 1868 1870 and 1871, noting the monthly magazine included steel engravings of varied subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Public Forum
Benson Davis
Ladies Repository
Julius Fischer
Nelsonville
Ohio
District Tales of Long Ago Recounts Zink and Dorsey Meeting
Malcolm Hartley recalls 63 year old Parkersburg blacksmith story in Meigs County. B G Dorsey, once a 16 year old wagon apprentice, visits Zink at the Meigs County Home and uncovers shared memories from Parkersburg, Tuppers Plains, Racine, and beyond. Zink, aged about 104, recalls strength, a near thrashing, and a life altered by the motor car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Zink
Malcolm Hartley
Meigs County
The
Messenger
B. G. Dorsey
Alexander Township
Dorsey
Zink
Parkersburg
Morgantown
W. Va
Meigs
Tuppers Plains
Racine
Political quotes on recovery and reform from 1930s figures
The excerpt cites economist Leonard Ayres on a three-speed recovery and uncertain gains from low rates. It notes impossibility of Hoover or Borah securing the nomination and a call by James Farley to the minority to gamble for the nomination. Sanford Bates laments unmet relief from prohibition repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard P. Ayres
Hoover
Borah
James A. Farley
Sanford Bates
Days Gone By and A Puppy’s Lament
Mother is dead and gone in heaven yet not the same as when she sat in her arm chair. Betty Roberts recalls childhood in a small Ohio shack with sister and brother and the woods beyond. A Puppy’s Lament by Dorothy Kuntz from Pomeroy Ohio looks back at last year with a wary smile and resolve for the new year.
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Betty Roberts
Dorothy Kuntz
Pomeroy, Ohio
Local notices include teaching certificate and marriage licenses
Miss Sara Armstrong of Glouster earned a life teaching certificate. Logan probate court reports 196 couples obtained marriage licenses that year. The item also notes visits and gatherings among residents including Carrie Glass, Chauncey, and families in Athens and The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Armstrong, Glouster
Logan Probate Court
Athens Cooking Club hosts six oclock turkey dinner at Copeland home
Athens residents gathered for a six oclock turkey dinner at Professor and Mrs C M Copeland with Edith Evans Gertrude Atkinson Margaret Merwin Harold Bentley and Dean Copeland assisting Covers were laid for many local families including Prof and Mrs A A Atkinson Dr and Mrs W B Bentley and others Pearl M Smith spoke at Christian Endeavor rallies across the county with Frank C Ransdell Lena Matson and others also noted Willam H Spikings 88 of Chicago celebrated his 62nd wedding anniversary Henry Ford commented on prosperity ahead
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Athens
H. D. Henry
W. B. Lawrence
J. A. Holmes
Amelia Higley
Gertrude Barth
Marie Hubler
H. G. Williams
Alice Shott
Miss Pearl M. Smith
Christian Endeavor
Frank C. Ransdell
New Marshfield
Lena Matson
Millfield
Willam H. Spikings
Chicago
Dana and Ronnie's wedding eve chaos and a kiss surprise
Dana's Friday wedding looms as Sarah and helpers groom the Cameron house. Nancy confesses Dana's love mismatch to Ronnie and a clandestine kiss shifts the pair's bond, leaving Ronnie unsettled about the kiss and future loyalties.
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Dana
Ronnie
Sarah
Mrs. Cameron
Health Hint And Diet From Dr Morris
Health note explains calcium in bones and blood, daily needs vary by age and status. It notes four pounds of calcium in the body, about 0.45 grams per day for adults, higher needs for babies, nursing mothers, and growing children.
Diabetes and gangrene as complications
Gangrene is a frequent complication of diabetes. It can become life threatening if untreated. Prevention hinges on controlling the diabetic condition through proper diet and insulin and similar measures.
Calcium in infant health and diet guidance from dairy sources
The article outlines calcium needs for infants and adults, noting birth bone strength, daily calcium intake, and risks of deficiency. It compares calcium content across dairy products, highlights cheese varieties, and lists other calcium rich foods. It also mentions a rise in twin births across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ince
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Treasury
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Minnesota
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the Public Forum
Sam
They
Poets’ Corner
Lathrop, Ohio
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Chauncey
Mia
Margaret Six
Logan
B. T. Harkins
Broadwell
Bert Roberts
Malta
H. F. Draper
Morris A. Thompson
Joy
Ann Osborn
A. M. Humphrey and
M. Johnson
Athens High School Athletic Association
Ewing Hall
Henry Ford
George Clark
Miss Dana
Adella
Ruby
Nancy
Aunt Ellen
Agatha
Ellen
Cameron House
Grahams
Scott
Nan
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