White House Spokesman Returns to Front Pages Again
The piece critiques the revival of the so called White House Spokesman as a disguise for presidential messaging. It warns of mock official voices and argues for direct, transparent leadership rather than blurred authorizations from shadowy sources. It contrasts calls for a business labor truce with historical echoes of Munich and warns against misrepresentation. It notes tax hikes and budget deficits under Roosevelt and cites figures showing rising federal revenue over five years. It mentions criticisms by industry leaders and the need for honest discourse between government and business.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Vodice
Coolidge
Hoover
United States
Hyde Park
N. Y
Hudson River
Sleepy Hollow
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Munich
Germany
Hitler
New Deal
Treasury
Roy Howard
Pittsburgh
New York
Garner
Czechoslovakia
Charles M. Hook
National Association of Manufacturers
House of God
Jesus
Paul
God
Christ
Wisdom and folly Echo in Persian Proverb Commentary
A paraphrase of Sadi the Persian comparing the wise man to a silent chest of virtues and a blockhead to a noisy drum, highlighting irony in character traits. The line reflects moral contrasts common in classical Persian aphorisms.
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Sadi
Diet linked to eye health and overall vigor
A historical nutrition column argues a vitamin A rich diet supports eyesight and general health. It cites experiments on pigs and rats linking vitamin deficiency to eye problems and broader functional decline, urging meals with cod liver oil milk greens eggs and dairy to protect vision and vitality.
Night Blindness Explained
The article explains night blindness links vision in dim light to vitamin A intake and the visual purple pigment in the retina. It compares the pigment to camera film, noting that low vitamin A delays recovery after bright light exposure and increases night driving hazards and accident risk.
Night blindness prevalence contrasts urban rural dwellers
A common complaint notes night blindness is underrecognized though urban residents appear more aware. It asserts ocular disorders from vitamin deficiency are less common in cities than in rural areas.
Vitamin A and night blindness in schoolchildren
Researchers report that 26 to 79 percent of tested children showed incipient night blindness, highlighting a widespread diet related vision concern among schoolchildren and noting deplorable conditions.
Eye Diseases Tied to Vitamin A Deficiency
Night blindness and xerophthalmia are linked to vitamin A deficiency. A liberal intake of this vitamin prevents the serious eye disease and supports eye health.
Rheims Emerges as American City in Postwar Revival
The rebuilt French city of Rheims adopts an American character with an American hospital funded by Worcester citizens, a Carnegie library and statue, and streets named for Rockefeller and Herrick. City planning by George B. Ford shaped the reconstruction with two honorary Americans J. D. Rockefeller and Ambassador W. C. Bullitt.
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Rheims
Worcester
Mass
Rockefeller
Myron T. Herrick
George B. Ford
J. D. Rockefeller
W. C. Bullitt
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Brackart
Washington Digest
William Bruckart
WNU
National Press Bldg
Washington, D. C
Western Newspaper Union
Harold L. Lundquistean
Tee
C. Houston Goudiss
By C. Houston Goudiss
Goodyear Farm Radio News
National Farm & Home Hour
Wren Koam
C. Houston
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