White House Again Sees Kids At Play
Washington plans return of Roosevelt children to daily life at the White House as four young Roosevelts become part of the capital scene. Anna Roosevelt Dall and her two children will spend much time there while James Roosevelt and Betsy Cushing’s daughter Sara Delano Roosevelt joins the family line. Elliott Roosevelt and Elizabeth Donner’s son William Donner Roosevelt, known as Young Bill, is noted as a baby. Curtis Roosevelt Dall nicknamed Buzzie remains a little boy. John and Franklin Jr. will attend Groton School in Massachusetts, keeping the White House resident family tradition alive.
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Washington
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dal
Anna Eleanor
Sistie
Curtis Roosevelt Dall
Buzzie
Sissie
Hyde Park
New York City
Roosevelts
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Daugh
Ter
James
Betsy
William Donner Roosevelt
John
Franklin, Jr
Groton School
Massachusetts
White House Children Through the Years
A nostalgic sketch from 1933 recounts notable White House children from Theodore Roosevelt to Franklin D. Roosevelt era, highlighting Tad Lincoln Mary Donelson Esther Cleveland Susanna Adams and other youngsters, plus remarks on how progress reshapes traditions and architecture.
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White House
Hoover
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Roosevelts
Theodore Roosevelt
Alice
Theodore
Kermit
Archie
Quentin
Thomas Lincoln
Tad
Mary Donelson
Andrew Jackson
Staying Put In The Church And The Changing Times
A minister proposes Stanleys active church involvement but he argues the church shifts views too often. He favors steady progress like business, not stale dogmas. The speaker notes tearing down Lake Street buildings for new development signaling a move toward modern methods.
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Stanley
Lake Street
Reclaiming Rooms With Thrifty Furnishing Tips
A home decorator outlines how to transform spaces by reusing boxes as tables bookcases and dressing tables. It recommends coordinating wood tones fabrics and finishes to create harmonious rooms whether changing one area or repurposing an attic.
Rubber Mace Replaces Police Sticks In Indianapolis
Indianapolis police adopt a rubber mace to replace the standard billy club. Chief Michael F. Morrissey notes the flat rubber tool costs 65 cents versus 4.80 for the old copper’s stick. The mace is gripped through a finger slot and can deliver a strong slap or be edged for harder hits.
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Indianapolis
Michael F. Morrissey
Morrissey
Buffalo Meat on Sale in Canadian Markets
Canadian markets moved over 500000 pounds of buffalo meat as the Wainwright National Park herd exceeded range capacity. About 1200 animals were slaughtered last year to fit the food supply. The effort aims to preserve wild American buffalo with parks in Yellowstone and Montana and reduce excess herds through market slaughter.
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Wainwright National Park
Canada
Western Plains
United States
Yellowstone Park
Montana Bison Range
Wainwright
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Laxative Endorsed
Poison absorbed from souring waste leads to a dull bilious condition. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is advertised as a gentle effective remedy. Caldwell spent forty seven years studying constipation to craft a natural mild laxative with pleasant taste.
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Dr. Caldwell
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Canadian National Railways
Seaon
Carolyn T. Rader-Lewis
Child Life Magazine
Western Newspaper Union
By Charles Sughroe
Bell Syndicate
WNU
State
Virginia
Young Corbett
Fresno
Calif
Jackie Fields
San Francisco
Jack Kennedy
Corbett
Cole
J. W. Cole Co
Rockford
W. B. Calpbnett
Doctors
Ceres Ave
Los Angeles
Doan
All Do
ANS
Willams
Hudson, Wisc
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