Roosevelt's New Deal structure reshapes reform plan
The piece analyzes President Roosevelt's broad social reform program, its political stakes for 1934 campaigns, and how Congress will interpret his call for housing, unemployment, and land use changes. It notes the stock exchange and banking regulatory laws, potential impacts on investment, and tensions over civil service staffing in the expanding federal program.
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Western Newspaper Union
Morning dress pattern offers versatile frock designs
Pattern 1782 showcases a flexible morning dress with wing sleeve options for varied fabrics such as printed wash silk or pale blue green or rose cotton. Available in sizes 14 through 44, it includes illustrated sewing instructions and requires 314 yards of fabric for size 16. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Department, 243 West Seventeenth Street, New York City.
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Neighbor’s dress mocked by snooty neighbor in Cincinnati Enquirer
A reader recalls a domestic scene in which a wife’s new dress is worn by the neighbor Mrs DeSnab to provoke envy, as she sees it, after the dress is lent to the next door to display while hanging clothes.
One Outs and Dentists in a Gentle Parlor Discord
A light exchange notes a draw in a brief tussle with a dentist. A playful Q and A reveals debtor and creditor definitions. The item includes humor about a lost pet, a dachshund named Fido, and the Knagg family.
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