Illusion of Recovery under Roosevelt Policies
The essay argues that the Roosevelt administration fails to cure economic deficiencies and that ongoing social insecurity persists. It claims White House programs rush decisions, harm private business, raise taxes, and delay lasting recovery, urging advisers with real economic vision over dreamers and planners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Supreme Court
Townsends
Longs
NRA
Progress With Youth in Civilian Conservation Corps Growth
By month end about 600000 young men are expected to join the Civilian Conservation Corps as enrollment nears 400000 after rapid expansion. New camps are being established across the nation to accommodate the surge in enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Corps
Four Republicans vie for 1936 nomination prospects
Washington report outlines top GOP contenders Frank Knox Landon Vandenberg and Dickinson. Knox attracts Hoover followers for Illinois support while Landon builds a Kansas base and Vandenberg faces state opposition over World Court votes. Hoover remains outside the bloc, with speculation about a non candid statement to retain influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mallon Washington
Middle West
Frank Knox
Hoover
Illinois
Missouri
Oklahoma
Midwest
Landon
Kansas
Vandenburg
Michigan
Indiana
Dickinson
Iowa
Minor Republican candidate trims voice and spends on promotion
A lesser named Republican candidate has been taking elocution lessons to lower his shrill during climaxes and is reportedly the only candidate to spend on his candidacy. He also uses unofficial publicity associates who paid a few hotel bills at the Springfield meeting or attempted to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Britain Offers Somaliland for Ethiopian Concessions
Diplomats were startled by a proposal for Britain to cede part of British Somaliland to Ethiopia in exchange for territory concessions to Italy. Captain Eden reported Mussolini rejected the plan as too small for Italy and too large for Ethiopia to agree, a safe surrender in diplomatic terms.
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British Somaliland
Ethiopia
England
Eden
Mussolini
Britain
Italy
Il Duce
Haile Salass
New Deal Press Agents Rise in Publicity Machinery
The article notes female press agents gaining impact in the New Deal public relations arm. Marcia Coles heads The Blue Eagle bureau, while in the Interior Department Secretary Ickes employs three women and Tugwell adds a new Rural Resettlement agent. The piece satirically mentions Matanuska Valley settlers and Wagner act ties to family labor dynamics.
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New Deal
NRA
Marcia Coles
Blue Eagle
Interior Department
Ickes
Tugwell
War Department expands CCC camps and tent colonies nationwide
The War Department is building 1,400 new camp buildings and erecting tent colonies in many localities. The rapid expansion reflects the CCC’s ongoing efficiency, moving thousands of young men off the streets, giving them work and physical and mental growth, while boosting conservation of woodlands, streams, and fields.
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Union
War Department
CCC
Public Letters Reflect Fourth of July Hazards in 1910s
The Messenger editor notes reader letters urging cleanup of a rat dump and urges Marian Snyder toward converting it into a park. Readers recall Fourth of July casualties, warn that traffic danger and fireworks injuries persist despite improvements, and call for continued caution during the holiday.
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the Messenger
Marian Snyder
Fairfield
Dorothy Perkins
W. Kittle
Millfield
Health Hints And Diet From Dr Morris Fishbein
Diet education and proper food choice shape future human development. Dr James McLester warns food quality impacts weight height mood and school records, noting immigrants and Japanese milk supplementation illustrate improved nutrition. Emphasizes affordable, nutrient rich fruits vegetables meats milk over calorie heavy but low value staples.
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Morris Fishbein
James 8. McLester
American Medical Association
District Tales of Long Ago By C. H. HARRIS
Early Ohio University origins traced to a 1804 trustees meeting in Athens. Dr. Eliphas Perkins elected treasurer. Land appraisal and tax issues dominated 1804 1805 as the board planned an academy built by 1807. Rev. Jacob Lindley led teaching efforts while land rents funded education. Thomas Ewing earned the first BA in 1815 after surveying roads to support his studies.
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Ohio University
Board of Trustees
Eliphas Perkins
Athens
Edward Tiffin
Ohio
Dr. Perkins
Rufus Putnam
Samuel Carpenter
Alexander
University
Embryo
General Putnam
Jacob Lindley
Handout Critique of New Deal Propaganda
Review argues George Michael’s Handout claims the New Deal is a vast deception. It cites alleged censorship in Washington, pervasive press agents, and hidden facts. The author notes White House aides with wartime propaganda links and accuses radio and newsreels of partisan manipulation.
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America
George Michael
Washington
Michael
White House
Father Coughlin
Will Hays
Roosevelt
Diet Selection Must Be Based On Exact Nutrient Knowledge
The text argues against choosing diets from prejudice and stresses selecting diets only after exact knowledge of the constituents in foods and their human dietary values. It emphasizes precise nutritional science over biased judgments.
Poets Corner and Lost Lovers Poems from Ohio
A collection of brief poems and dedications from Ohio writers and readers. Mrs. Oakley Addis of Athens, John Potter of Giouster, and Garnet Sedwick of Amesville each contribute warmly personal verses about family, fathers, and June nights for love. The pieces mix memory, affection, and longing in a nostalgic small-town voice.
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Garnet Sedwick
Amesville
Ohio
Twilight Evening Song From Letart Falls
Poem lyric describing twilight, birdsong, and hopeful nesting. Narrator from Letart Falls Ohio connects seasonal change to future freedom and playful flight of nestlings. The piece ends with a signature line from Mrs. Harry Wolfe of Letart Falls.
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Jack Frost
Harry Wolfe
Letart Falls
River of Life Harbor Prayer by Mrs. Cora Rea Haning
Poem recounts a solitary voyage toward a peaceful harbor on the River of Life. The speaker requests open gates to the City and a welcome rest, acknowledging departure from this shore and an awaiting spiritual harbor. Route 3 Harrisonville Ohio is listed as the author’s address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Rea Haning
Harrisonville
Ohio
Quotable Lines on Family, Love, and Capital
A collage of historic quotes on family devotion calf love and social duty from Max Baer Clemence Dane and Josef Stalin plus remarks by John Mc Dowell and Ex Senator James Reed. Each line offers a provocative view on wealth religion and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reed
Missouri
Bowers Schoolhouse Reunion Set for Summer in Scipio Township
North Scipio Meigs County hosts a reunion for former teachers pupils and friends of the Bowers Schoolhouse. The school sits in Scipio Township five miles southeast of Albany. Local residents and guests attend the event.
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North Scipio
Bowers
Scipio Township
Meigs County
Albany
Lloyd Woodgerd
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Chester Carpenter
Arthur Gibson
Gibson
W. B. Gibson
Earl Reeves
Columbus
Alvin Reeves
Chautauqua Closure Prompts Statewide Notice
Reports from Dr. James P. Porter and the Department of Pago University indicate the Chautauqua event closing is the best yet in the state. Mayor Koons notes Athens citizens’ needs while press delays stall new print. Alumni banquet hosted by Governor Willis and guests Mrs Ida Canton and Mrs D gan highlighted by Class of the Christian meeting now set for Wednesday.
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James P. Porter
Pago University
National Association
Oak Grove Reunion and Community Notes Across Town
A Village social scene runs through Oak Grove with the Barnhart and Parson families gathering for a reunion at Hart’s Floodwood home. Walter Carpenter and others attend local events as July 4 celebrations roll on. In national news, Washington reports $121 million in circulation for July 3, while Ella Hayman, 45, sustains critical injuries in a motor accident along the Olentangy River region.
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Oak Grove
Wizard
Homer
Nelsonville Sf
George Dishong Hamsey
Walter Carpenter Ho
Jessie Parson
C Schocsonville
Chari
Vaugh
Barnhart
Hart
Floodwood
Herbet
Michael’ Davis
Lake
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