Fish attacks New Dealers over radical governance charges
Washington representative Fish accuses New Dealers of radical influence in government, naming cash contributions to the reds and criticizing Agricultural Adjustment, Reconstruction Finance, and other admin policies. He warns of penalties under New Deal laws and questions government control of industry and oil distribution while Congress considers vast appropriations and regulatory reach.
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Senate rebuffs American World Court defeat for Roosevelt
The article reports on the Senate's rejection of the United States joining the World Court, a setback for Roosevelt amid long resistance by past presidents. It notes Borah's claim the court is a war court and outlines arguments for isolationism versus world peace through adjudication. It also mentions Eastman proposing federal transportation coordination.
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Tailored frock pattern in many sizes with adjustable belt
Advertisement describes a smart tailored dress pattern with a removable belt. It notes a revisable length and waist shaping for a flattering fit, with a starry belt detail and ruched neck option. Includes sizes 14 through 46 and pattern number 2071, plus sewing instructions. Send fourteen cents to Sewing Pattern department at 345 West Eighteenth Street, New York.
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Such Is Jazz Cafe Misstep Sparks Comical Scene
A stray dog toppled a table at a cafe causing four items to fall from a tray. Patrons reacted with surprised chatter as one dancer mistook the moment for a new jazzy tune and joined in.
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Ants and Crimsdale Gossip Prompt a Curious Exchange
A traveling ant explains to Cactus Job why gangsters in Crimsdale are kept nearby. He notes they serve a purpose in political cycles, acting as recognizable midlevel workers who can be temporarily cleansed when needed. The odd dialogue hints at social dynamics and utility of unlikely figures in tense towns.
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Intelligent Ter David Tests Shorthand Knowledge
A fragment from an Indianapolis paper describes a seven year old boy named Intelligent Ter David taking an intelligence test. The examiner asked his name and he responded with a misheard phrase, leading to a humorous exchange as the tester attempted to interpret his answer.
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