Where Is New Deal Headed The Nation Observes
National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart surveys views of lawmakers on the Roosevelt program. Some support a planned national life, others say they do not know, while critics doubt the path and ask who will pay for it. Tugwell hearings yield unclear guidance as press access to the president tightens on his Hawaii vacation plan.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Ing
Senate
South Carolina
Tugwell
Brain Trust
Byrd
Virginia
United States
Dea
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Ecourse
Charles Lindbergh
Air Transportation Company
Stephen Early
Early
Clarence Darrew
Chicago
Board of Review of Nila Affairs
NIRA
Johnson
Tobncon
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Hawai
Troosevelt
Comtend
Monday No Longer Blue For Housewives
An Allston laundry run and operated by women offers hand work that protects health and handles delicate fabrics. It promotes home managers sending bundles to 63 Harvard avenue, promising better, quicker, cheaper results than home washing, with special requests honored.
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Allston Hand
Harvard Avenue
Stadium
Electricity Ruins Water Through Stray Ground Current
An article explains how stray electricity from house wiring or promiscuous grounding can discolor water and alter taste. Ground wires often use metal water pipes, causing blue green or red water and metallic flavors when current flows instead of dissipating in soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Devil's Tower National Monument Emerges From Eroded Rock
Devil's Tower stands as a massive shaft of igneous rock on the Belle Fourche river banks. Located 25 miles northeast of Moorcroft, Wyoming, it was designated a United States National Monument on October 4, 1915. The columns showcase a remarkable prismatic cooling structure of igneous rock.
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Devil's Tower
Belle Fourche River
Moorcroft
Wye
Scientists Add Jaguars to National Museum Bone Collection
Researchers study a diverse set of jaguar bones in the National Museum to expand the nine known jaguar species. The work catalogs specimens and analyzes skeletal variation to inform taxonomy and conservation.
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National Museum
E Pluribus Unum Motto on U S Seal and Coins
The Latin motto E Pluribus Unum appears on the Great Seal and on coins. It was proposed in 1776 by a committee including Franklin Adams and Jefferson, adopted in 1782, and directed for coinage in 1798. The motto originates from classical sources.
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United States
Congress
Continental Congress
Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Charles Thompson
The Manchu Queue Badge of Servitude Ends in 1912
The queue and shaved head were forced on male Chinese under the Manchu dynasty as symbols of subservience. Since 1912 the queue has gradually disappeared along with the old practice.
Bells at temples lure gods with striking ritual sound
Temples in Japan equip bells to draw divine attention while worshipers focus on other concerns. The practice reflects a belief in ritual sound guiding deities to the supplicant even as personal thoughts drift.
Electric Gas Employees in Restful Recreation
The A G E Employees Club outing at Fieldston Marshfield featured events led by M Alfred Ulbrich and Harold B Dukeshire with wins in sprints wheelbarrow and pipe races. Women’s events saw top placements by Mrs Frank W Fennell Dorothy E Kenney Helen Christie and Helen Power. The Electric and Gas teams played a 11 to 9 baseball game won by Electric. A chicken and steak dinner followed with 116 attendees and honors for G G Howie and Harding A Gatane.
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A. G. E. Employees Club
Fieldston
Marshfield
M. Alfred Ulbrich
Edwin H. Sterfelt
Frank Lynn
Gerard Doucet
Harold B. Dukeshire
John H. Allison
John Coyne
Thomas Burns
Raymond H. Ripley
Ethel Jillson
Gladys Martin
Electric Company and Gas Company
G. G. Howie
Ee Gaz Light Company
Howie
Harding A. Gatane
Cambridge Electric Light Company
Queat
Frank W. Fennell
Ethel M. Porter
Mary Lyons
Evelyn Power
Walter Englegen
James H. Sumner
Alice M.smith
Romeo Trebino
George H. Goudy
George Hall
Paul M. Fitzsimmons
John Kett
Gustav J. Floreen
Richard Barry
William Laverty
Richard J. Sullivan
Crawfish as Bass Bait Draws Fishermen's Interest
The crawfish or crayfish is a key fresh water lure for bass. It resembles a small lobster and hides under flat stones. Its hearty appetite and ability to move both forward and backward make it effective when placed on a hook.
Gould Automatic Oil Burner Promises Easy Home Heating
A Cambridge developed Gould Automatic Oil Burner offers clean oil heat, minimal maintenance, and constant warm air. Installed for $250 with a 275 gallon tank, it lets homeowners deal directly with the manufacturer for expert inspection and service. Offeres a low effort, modern alternative to coal furnaces with Cambridge service offices at 7 Brookline Street. phone Unit 2550 for details.
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Gould
Cambridge
Gould of Burner Service Co
Brookline Street
Man and Dog Loyalty Highlighted by A1 Kennels
An article extols dogs as faithful companions and discusses training, care, and boarding services. William H. Hill runs the A1 Kennels at 73 Wallace Street Center Newton offering patient training, kennels, and supervised exercise with a devoted client base.
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William H. Hill
Wallace Street
Center Newton
Westchester Street
Conditon
Newton 1832
Legend of Wahoonah Falls and Two Lovers Folklore
In Dalton Massachusetts two scenic sites Waheonah Falls and Wizard's Glen anchor a local tale of Wahoonah the beautiful Indian girl and her two lovers Nessacus and Yon Nongah. A canoe’s path through rapids below the falls decided her fate with Nessacus winning and Wahoonah becoming queen of the Mo.
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Dalton
Mass
Wizard's Glen
Wahoonah
Nessacus
Yonnongah
Walonah Ae
History of the American University of Beirut origins
The American University of Beirut traces its roots to 1863 as the Syriam Protestant college, founded as part of American missionary work and maintained by American funds, reflecting its American charter and control.
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American University of Beirut
University of Beirut
American Fonda
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