Senators split vote on presidential policy in Ohio race
The piece reports a split among senators over a government policy, highlighting one man’s alignment with Roosevelt era programs while others oppose. It notes reactions from Senator Demaney and mentions Burnley and Balkley in a competitive political climate with talk of re nominations and campaigns across the state.
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Cleanliness and thrift guide successful COLPOTENLOTM ventures
The essay argues that thriving businesses rely on clean premises and thrift. It cites chain stores attracting customers through cleanliness, regular maintenance, modern equipment, and prudent financial management. The contrast with ineffective owners highlights that discipline and efficiency drive survival and profits.
Fragmented Washington saga notes odd references and tactics
Disjointed Washington reportage snippet references Raymond Clapper and figures like Sevier Quige and the House of Wiseors. The text portrays political maneuvering, misused terms, and uncertain dialogue about governance, with scattered mentions of hearings, voters, and alleged power plays.
Behind the Scenes In Washington Warping On Messages
A garbled Washington memo hints at factions urging President to push aggressive measures. The text suggests congressional pressure and a focus on economic policy as a path to reelection, with critics warning of risks to the party’s standing.
Just the Cosme Offensive Has Begun
Lakewetn Previdentiel supporters bolster thet Mew Desraiment arguing ACLORy 14 is more feasible than the progressives. Capitol Hill Woods cite 1908 cvattall riders telling voters Koeeve wearwell, yet presidents policies knifed. The progressive service vows to fight while President risks his hold on Congress as the offensive begins.
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Roosevelt praised as greatest since Civil War by senator
The scene at Geinesville featured Senator George praising Roosevelt while F D B targeted Rivers in a smear of political maneuvers as the 1930s Georgia primary nears. Amid New Deal clashes Rivers is likley to challenge George, who remains a key southern anti New Deal Democrat in a pivotal race.
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Merger Debate Highlights Pending Decree Action
A local court case tracing a proposed merger draws attention to the decree awaiting ruling. Officials and residents discuss potential impacts as details remain sparse, with references to a named party and a timeline hinted but not specified.
Health Hints and Diet The Care of Nervous Teeth and Dyspepsia
A fragmented health note discusses digestive and dental issues with references to nerves and emetics. It mentions symptoms like facial muscle spasms and tooth nerve involvement, and suggests varying causes and remedies including drugs to relieve the most serious symptoms.
Former Lockwood preacher to preach remembral at Paris church
Canaries EL Jackson, ex Lockwood Tenn pastor now leading First Christian Church in Paris Ll, to preach the remearnal.
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Old Car Still Runs in Fulton Story
A Fulton resident, Harry W. Pinney, motor dealer, applied for license plates for a Brush automobile built in 1922. The item mentions 200 Gog breeders in England and a combined annual business of $2,500,000.
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Constance Maidwell In A Turbulent Evening Intrigue
Constance resists a possessive Derek as she stays professional with a patient and plans to leave. Dr. Rogers warns of late nights and the hospital, while Hildegarde Thorvald congratulates Constance on a lifesaving moment and hints at family stakes. The scene ends with a tease of more to come.
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Cheshire PTA Elects Nine Officers At Regular Meeting
Cheshire residents gather at the High School Auditorium as the Cheshire PTA elects nine officers led by President Kermit Massie and vice presidents Otto Rothgeb and Rev H N Snider.
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