Roosevelt Wet plank debate shifts New York politics
The Atlantic News-Telegraph reports on Governor Roosevelt pushing a wets plank in the Democratic line, potential impact on 1932 politics, and how rival Governor Smith’s stance could rally Democratic support while sparking debate over federal enforcement and states rights amid Prohibition era tensions. It also notes editorials speculating on party strategy and voter alignment for upcoming elections.
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Smid
New York
Guy
Franklin’ J. Roosperk
Sehiel
New Yorks
York State Platen
Ciovernor Ronsevelt
Phudven
Wwe
Amelie Tell
Sale Poly Aeetid
United States
Surneme
Dbp
Cy Ryoiliwar
Amos
Roosevelt
Jsumeeur
Linas Taeernor Smith
Pelizious Prissilles
Smith
Jack
Enurae
Una
Yununing
Republic
Importance of Rain Over Prices in Agriculture
The article extols rain as the farmers primary concern over market prices, arguing that dependable rainfall sustains crops and profits. It lauds the farmer as the craftsman and sportsman of the industrial system, noting rain's primacy despite harsh political rhetoric and market volatility.
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Dows
Tie
Nature
Fragmentary Confusion Over Panaceas in the Bags?
An unclear snippet questions whether various panaceas will ease a smile, suggesting doubt about remedies or tricks succeeding to produce the desired effect. The brief text hints at skepticism toward cures or strategies claimed to work.
Voters shift stance as Hoover policy debate rages
A Kansas campaign row features farmers backing the administration over anti Hoover measures. Delegates in Vidshire cite loyalty to the current policy while criticizing a rival farm petition. The state result signals confidence in federal plans and questions rising rebellion among local leaders.
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Wallace
Henry Wallace
Geme
Iowa
Dante Tivtee
Tranny Wallace TI
Cooke
Ais
Ginsseak
Mien
Hoover
Les
Wallaces
Floover
Federal Farm Board
Jona' Turmers
Dickinson
Halil
Vidshire
Maorebice
Chatman
Automobile Industry Faces Slow Recovery After High Pressure Methods
The piece notes auto factories reopening and a shift away from high pressure tactics. It mentions about 15,000 General Motors workers returning to positions this week and suggests political considerations may influence a broader recovery before November.
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di Itereetine
Stability in the Chicago Market and Insurance Trends
An analysis of business stability and consumer confidence highlights food supply, grocery trade, and price movements. It notes a surprising rise in life insurance sales in mid 1930s style data, with policy volumes edging up despite recessionary conditions, suggesting cautious optimism and shifts toward conservative investments.
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Asiati Tel
Sui
Chicago
Jes
Life Insurance Sales Research Bureau
Wartford
Conn
Sing
Niy
New England
Uth
Aevenue
Bacesngeight
Lahd
Nature's Getting a Job in Iowa Agriculture
Iowa farmers face a hopeful forecast as nature and farm bond efforts combine to spur prosperity. Rain remains a key variable, with crop conditions ready to rebound if showers come. Local sources from The Way and Jefferson Bee reflect cautious optimism amid ongoing drought concerns.
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Nature
Sepneer News
Iowa
Democratic drive to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment
The source cites a strategy to repeal Prohibition by electing a wet Congress and then wet legislatures in each state to adopt a congressional resolution. It notes direct voter action won’t achieve the goal and reflects mixed opinions on reform and political strategy.
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Cratic
Keite
Citizens urged to act now for progress in their city
A call to action encourages residents to stop procrastinating and work together for major local development. It emphasizes personal responsibility, communal pride, and the desire to build a thriving city rather than miss opportunities by inaction. Cooperation is stressed as the path forward.
Paris Style Hinta in Imitation of Paris Fashion
Paris fashion notes report a playful forecast of fall trends as imitators echo Paris runways. The column, credited to ALICE LANGELIER, surveys style cues and consumer interests, hinting at recognizable silhouettes and fabrics anticipated to appear in local collections.
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Alice Langelier
I.n
Paris
Fashioned fur coats and wraps revive winter style
The article surveys lavish fur coats from Twitsehwanz to Lanvin featuring mink, carucul, and skunk trims with wide sleeves and bishop lines. It highlights silver fox collars, moire fabrics, and bold color contrasts, noting new revival details for cold weather wear and stylish winter ensembles.
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de Marre
Saat
Lanvin
Juulkot
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason: The Old Story
A forger years ago, despised for crimes that paid little, is told as a cautionary tale. The weary man, aged and defeated, recalls past schemes that dazzled lenders and left him penniless. Sleuths trailed him, bankers disliked his frauds, and now he faces the consequences in old age.
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Nantes
Hin Gamog
Thaye
Kitchen Cupboard by Nellie Maxwell and misc notes
A fragmented column by Nellie Maxwell offers old fashioned dietary guidance on vegetables, meats, lemon water, and hygiene. It includes stray quotes and references to a George Matthew Adams item about news being not news, plus a stray 1990 date and hotel remark.
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Oman
Tt. Delf
Cmma
George Matthew Adams
Two Robbera Sentenced in Five Year Prisons
Cedar Rapide reports Don McKelvey and R H Bil tue were sentenced to five years in anamoa prison for bank robbery conduct, following Monday night arrest. Judge Atherton presided. Jack Fry and Clark note additional arraignment for Benlerive, tied to a Farmers State Bank robbery at Walford on July 24.
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Cedar ‘Rapide
Anamoga
Don McKelvey
R. H. Biltue
Benterive
Atherton
Clark
Jack Fry
Herbert Kary
Vinton
Farmers Etate .Bank
Walford
Timekeeping Rule for Railroads Watches
A report notes that railroad watches must run within eighty seconds per hour, with inspections confirming accuracy. The standard aims to ensure reliable timekeeping across railroad operations and timetables, reflecting strict regulatory attention to watch precision.
Fragmented Knowledge Test Prompts from a Historical Page
A scrambled prompt page asks seven of ten questions on topics including Tyrian purgie origin Cape of Gods Hope the Louisiana Purchase and the Battle of San Juan Hill. It includes garbled references to Stonewall Jackson and the Bard of Avon, with stray questions about the Cape Cod Canal and a notable woman labor leader’s hundredth birthday.
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Tyrian Purgie
Cape of Gods Hope
Louisiana Purchase
Jackson
San Juan Hill
Afton
Gape Cod
Inocently
Prehistoria Busters and Odd Tales Across Town
In a jumble of dialogue and snippets a tale touches on prehistoric finds in the Pétonmae River and a restaurant sighting. A late night exchange about love and a curious insurance remark hint at a bustling, quirky urban scene. Jeske G. Boydston pursues a $1,000,000 claim over Floradora rights in a federal suit filed in Los Angeles.
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Pétonmae
Los Angeles
Jeske G. Boydston
Paul J. McCormick
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