Roosevelt plan to use his son as White House coordinator
The article describes President Roosevelts plan to make his eldest son James secretary serve as a coordinator among about eighteen federal agencies. It notes potential policy changes, the burden on the President, and the mixed reactions from agency heads while outlining concerns about a growing administrative scope and tax-regulation impacts on business and farming.
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Washington
Roosevelt
James
Jimmy
White House
United States
Department of Agriculture
Roper
Department of Commerce
Thanksgiving foods through early American councils and custom
The piece traces colonial dining quirks from Danvers 1714 where venison fed religious scruples, to Boston’s salt pear shortage, Benjamin Franklin’s pork grace, and backcountry hunts by Daniel Boone. It notes venison and bear in early feasts fading, with turkey becoming the staple.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Turkey Growers Association
Congress
America
Edith Lawrence
Pat Gergen
Danvers
Mass
Turkey
Lawrence Conant
Mr. Garrick
Wrentham
Benjamin Franklin
Massachusetts
Virginia
Carolinas
Daniel Boone
What Might Have Been Reflections on Unfulfilled Hopes
A reflective line attributed to Dickens notes how rough winds nip budding hopes, prompting vivid imagining of flowers that might have bloomed if circumstances had allowed. The quote emphasizes wistful assessment of unrealized potential and paths not taken.
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Ferees
Dickens
Reward of Innocence and Life’s Cheerful Reward
A short proverb-like quotation notes that mirth and cheerfulness are the due reward of innocence of life, attributed to Sir Thomas Moore.
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Sir T. Moore
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