Neither GOP Nor Dems Stand Out On Economy Says Inside Washington
Special to The Baytown Sun reports that neither Republicans nor Democrats have a clear lead on the economy ahead of November 2 elections. The piece notes GOP claims of strong employment and high sales, while Democrats push unemployment and farm-income declines as talking points. It highlights potential voter turnout dynamics and mentions Ohio Senate race implications with Senator Burke and Rep. Bender seeking Cleveland support.
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Washington
GOP
Demos
Baytown Sun
United States
Buckeye
Ohio
Maine
Ohin
Thomas Burke
George Bender
Cleveland
Burke
Bender
New Household Glove Contest Promises Free Maid Service
A rubber firm launches a 26 word jeller style entry contest to promote a $140 household glove. Ten winners receive a month of free maid service, sparking debate about the modern homemaker’s loads and prompts sympathy for easier home life. Families and spouses may be affected as marketing targets homemakers.
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Steve
Soma Sieple
Witer
Home life observed as man and wife roles debate
The writer contrasts opinions on women and housework, noting varied interests from baking to sewing to polishing metals. A countryside nighttime survey shows lit homes with families at home, countering the idea that home and family are vanishing. A sly dig at jeremiads about morality appears last.
New York City Night Life and Its World Within a City
A vivid portrait of Manhattan as a layered city within the city. The piece recalls Grand Avenue hotels Grand Central sights and the thrumming social world of the twenties. It evocatively names figures like Hepburn and Eden and sketches street scenes and cabbies at dusk.
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New York
Fightclah
Maat
Grand Arway Plaza
Hansen
Tava
York
Anedrex Hepburn
Anthony Eden
Dreitines
General Shevera
Fandte Af
Wuueegh Pahitner
Bilttners
Manhattan
Young Aid Aid
Phas
Phat
Beck
Graceftu
New York City in Summer Gloom and Neon Echoes
A fragmented portrait of Manhattan from 59th to Bath Street shows empty stores beneath nightwear gowns and mannequins. Descriptions evoke hotel lobbies, taxi cabs, and fading crowds around the Plaza as summer ends, with reflections on nostalgia, city noise, and a vague music-therapy note from a psychologist.
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New York
Rily-Carlton
Bath Street
Bath Fe
Moat
Famosa
Bergdort Goodntung
Mia
Sawa
Aa Menierin
Axel
Sherry-Netherland
Cairman
Aavé
Ourtanm Iy
Fountain of Plenty
My Sheep Hear His Voice Verse Delivers Message
A devotional note cites John 10 27 where Jesus says my sheep hear my voice and I know them and they follow me urging readers to trust and follow. The verse emphasizes guidance and care from the shepherd to the faithful.
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John
Philadelphia Dining Car Stewards Informed By TWARMAN NICHOLS
A Washington dispatch notes that dining car stewards need not be Philadelphia lawyers but should know their duties. The Association of American Railroads says the dining car manager and club car attendant must be aware of proper procedures.
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Philadelphia
Twarman W. Nichols
Washington
Associatio
American Railroads
DeWitt County
Winols
Oddities and Anecdotes from Aboard Rail Lines
A jumble of anecdotes covers British courtesy, philology quirks, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and railroad stewards. It notes a Briton token of composure amid cannibal feast lore, a philology quip about English spelling, a gift chair from Longfellow’s chestnut tree, and train staff comments on time zones and in-car alcohol rules across states.
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
West Virginia
Indiana
Grab Bag Of Easy Knowledge Quick Facts Mix
Names and dates appear in a scrambled column. Monere de Balzac is not clearly identified here. The Cleveland to Chicago automobile distance is about 346 miles. Four living wives of former U S presidents are Grace Coolidge Edith Wilson Anna Roosevelt and Bess Truman. The Academy Award winner for 1937 was From Here to Eternity. Leonardo da Vinci is best known for The Last Supper among other works. the rest of the text mixes achievements and captions from a collage column without a single coherent narrative.
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Monere de Balzac
Cleveland
Chicago
United States
Ty Leonarda da Vingi
Grace Coolidge
Edith Wilson
Anna Roosevelt
Bors Truman
Paul Whiteman
Gertrude Lawrence
Angel Gomez
Pez
Automobile Chauffeura Union
Tibrt
Santa Cruz
Cochabamba
Comarapa
Sonor
President Paz
Mite Proment
Jim Trimphently
Wall Street Loan Fueled Bolivian War and New Road
The piece recounts a 1928 Dillon Read loan of about 23 million dollars to Bolivia used partly for arms and training, aiding a Chaco War amid a famed diplomatic push by Hughes Kellogg and Stimson. It contrasts with a 1932 loan of 28 million dollars for a Bolivian Amazon to Andean highway built by Macco Pan Pacific, celebrated in Santa Cruz with US officials and Bolivian leaders praising a peacebuilding link.
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Hy Drew Pearson
Chochabamba
Bolivia
Latin America
Dillon, Read and Co
Vickers Ltd
London
Hang Kundt
Germany
Ernst Boehm
Hitler
Bolvia
Paraguay
Chaco
Charles Evans Hughes
Frank B. Kellogg
State Department
Henry L. Stimson
Wall Street
Sumner Welles
Amazon Basin
Macco-Pan-Pacific
Aid—T
Richard Thompson
Wnoeup
Merwin Bohan
Welles
Trl
Benjamin Cottrell
Hichmond
UWS
Public Roads Service
Lath
Cottrell
Gerald Rinehart
Maryland Roads Commission
Jayery
Max Winvera
Los Angeles
Macro-Pan, Pacific Co
U.S
Edward S. Sparks
Lynn Stambaugh
Truman
North Dakota
Ioan
Guevara Arze
Paz
Pacific
Andes
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