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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1937

Page

2

Parson Weems and the Washington Myth

A study of Mason Locke Weems, the 18th century clergyman whose biographies and parables shaped the popular image of George Washington. The article traces Weems rise from minister to publisher, his associations with Mathew Carey, and the enduring myth of Washington including the cherry tree tale, noting historians' doubts about the factual basis of Weems's anecdotes.

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Japan Tightens Trade to Pay for War Needs

The article explains Japan’s new order banning imports without government approval, forcing payment in goods and services due to scarce gold. It links Japan’s export need to war spending, impact on textile prices in the United States, and a likely yen devaluation, signaling tighter living conditions for Japanese workers. It contrasts this with U.S. economic policy under the New Deal, noting Hull’s reciprocal trade effort and debate over treaty details and peace prospects.

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Doughnuts for a Dollar Sparks Peggy’s Place Revival

Peggy, owner of Peggy's Place along a new state road, upgrades her shop after a consultant's hint. A bold sign offers doughnuts at one dollar, drawing in customers and turning the business around. Howard Barnes, impressed, imagines a chain.

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