Republican Strategy and New Deal Clash in 1936 Talks
The discussion centers on GOP critics of the Roosevelt New Deal and the shift toward targeting the President directly. It notes Harrison Spangler urging Republicans to link the New Deal to the President, while warning against broad attacks on others. It questions whether longstanding restraint remains prudent.
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Springfield
Ray Astae
O. P
Harrison Spangler
Washington
Roosevelt
Rurcever
Dercely
Faye
Mussolini Denounces Opinion Abroad in Fiery Rally
Premier Mussolini condemned "so-called public opinion abroad" to a cheering audience in a forceful speech. He asserted that peace mobilization and world opinion fail to influence leaders and policy.
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Jaman
Ana Mussauin
Asica
Enishtenad mahLona
Mussolini
The Great Boom Spirit of Frontier Towns in 1935
A reflective excerpt contrasts past frontier boom days with the present 1935 mood. It describes lively hope, ample money in banks, and individual pursuit of profit, while noting current doubt, discouraged sentiment, and calls to restore confidence and initiative.
Fifth Avenue Open Air Cafes Draw City Dwellers
The last blocks of lower Fifth Avenue near Washington Arch host a dense outdoor cafe scene. Writers artists publishers and stars mingle from 10 am onward with notable figures such as Helen Menken Joseph Hergesheimer Zona Gale and Hi Phillips seen at tables while sketch artists roam and photographers flash. The trend has turned sidewalks into a lively social hub with daily crowds and a mix of cultural chatter.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Washington Arch
Montparnasse
Helen Menken
Baily Gaxtons
Joseph Hergesheimer
Acmed Abdullah
Zona Gale
Jongleur
Hi Phillips
The Strange Case of Glenn Hunter Recalls a Fading Star
A personal reminiscence traces the rise of Glenn Hunter from child star to Broadway and cinema success to later obscurity. The piece recounts his early triumphs in Merton of the Movies and other roles, then notes a fall from fame as he pursued varied work under a pseudonym broadcasting recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Hunter
Merton
Broadway
Rialta
97YearOld Henry Reynolds Flies for First Time in Miami
Henry Clay Reynolds of Hagers town Maryland took his first airplane ride at age 97 in Miami Florida marking a rare milestone for a nonagenarian traveler.
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Henry Clay Reynolds
Hagerstown
Miami, Fla
Prolonging youth through liberal vitamin intake
The article reviews McCollum Simmons and Sherman on vitamins A C and G and their role in sustaining youthlike vitality. It argues that combining many vitamins from natural foods yields better health than single supplements and notes refining and storage reduce vitamin content in common foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCollum
Simmonds
Sherman
Sherman and
Ellis
Answers on Health Practices and Coloration of Oranges
Readers ask about using artificial supports and uplifted color on fruit. The panel warns healthy individuals should avoid splints and braces as they weaken the limb over time. It also discusses ethylene coloring in oranges and notes it is harmless in itself but can mislead about ripeness and quality. Rubber wear indoors is not healthy, and cocoa is least injurious among tea coffee cocoa for under sixteen.
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League of Nations
Mussolini
Dnce
Japan
Ir.w
Cocos
No Park Service Workmen Bitten in Smokies
Despite abundant venomous snakes in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, none of the 400 park service workers have suffered snake bites.
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Great Smoky Mountain National Parks
National Park Service
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