Seemingly fragmented national notes on Roosevelt era politics
Washington correspondent Carter Field discusses Democratic House leadership and sectional tensions, noting cautions from the State Department about the anti foreign marriage law issue. The piece touches on postal rules, airmail costs, and railroad fare debates, highlighting ongoing policy hesitations and economic considerations.
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Women's Party
Mrs. Owen
Emigration Need of Drouth Region
Study notes population drift in drought regions and wheat farming decline. Authors warn resettlement and irrigation can only partly offset surplus. large plains areas face low cost farming losses. Cites 1930 inquiry by University of Pennsylvania researchers tied to Wharton School.
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University of Pennsylvania
Great Plains
Social Science Research Council
Industrial Research Department
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
Scientists forecast more synthetic vitamin B products
Modern Medicine reports increasing production of artificial vitamin B after a recent discovery. Contributors include Dr J J Cline Prof H T Clarke Dr E R Buchman and H E Waterman and A E Ruechle. Vitamin B first discovered as a drug that induces sleep and is linked to beri beri and growth.
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J. J. Cline
H. T. Clarke
E. R. Buchman
H. E. Waterman
A. E. Rue
Barn Timber From Fillmore Home Reused For Barn Construction
A historic barn built with timbers from President Fillmore’s home was dismantled after failed sales prospects. The owners, unable to fetch more than £250, sold the timber for new barn construction.
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James Buchanan
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Their Christmas Morning Surprise and Old Fashioned Gifts
A disjointed narrative follows Marelu delivering gift baskets through a snowy city day. Readily received items include bath towels handkerchiefs and a lamp shade as neighbors enjoy gifts grown from family keepsakes. The scene shifts to a warm home where surprised family members unveil their presents.
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Cori
Marela
Marlene
Dolly
Marelu
Effie Lynn
Two Boys Learn Scouting and Share Coal for Miss Riley
Jim returns home to find Billie and Joe acting as scouts in training. They explain their plan to give to Miss Riley, a poor neighbor, by smuggling coal from Joe's house as a practical act of charity. Jim halts them, proposing they discuss the idea of property rights in his room.
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Joe
Billie
Riley
County Rich in OD Calif Contra Costa
Partial OCR fragment notes a county in California Contra Costa with references to a world cult and Teed. Limited readable details prevent full context or clear event, person, or organization names.
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Calif
Contra Costa
Glorified Christ Pudding Delights Hidden Engagement Plans
Lois wakes with Christmas joy and asks about the pudding. Em sleepily joins, as both girls are secretly engaged to be married, recalling yearly Glorified Christ customs and the festive room.
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Lois
Lauis
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