Wallace Finds Biblical Record Favors The Progressives
Henry A. Wallace argues the biblical narrative favors progressive reformers over entrenched wealth, tracing a clash between Baal worship and Jehovah worship to a broader pattern of land, taxes, and power. He compares ancient conflicts to modern struggles between commercial interests and farmers, urging support for progressive independents.
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Israel
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Jehovah
Hillman
Wall Street
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Amos
Micah
Jeremiah
Norris
Coolidge
No More Piles Doctor's Prescription Guaranteed
Medical ad claims internal cause behind piles and promotes HEMROID by Dr. J. S. Leonhardt. It argues external remedies fail, promises relief by stimulating circulation and removing congested blood, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after one bottle.
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J. S. Leonhardt
May Drug Co
First Aid Kit Advice For Travelers In Health Column
The U S Public Health Service promoted an emergency kit for travelers though few could afford the full program. The author urges every tourist to carry a compact kit suitable to regional risks, notes item choices vary, and promises a future series on medicine cupboards with cautious disclaimers.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Common household health Q A from a 1934 coastal column
Readers ask about health topics from cosmetics to dust inhalation and skin care. An expert cautions that color dust risks equal ordinary dust, warns against excessive glycerin on skin, and notes that specific chemical data are needed to judge safety.
Giant Eye for Costly Telescope Pour
The article recounts a multi year effort to craft a giant telescope mirror financed by the International Education board. It describes glass pouring at Corning with 10,000 spectators, the expensive mirror making, and the transfer of molten glass to molds. It also notes a local larceny case tied to clover seed.
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Carnegie Institute of Technology
California
International Education Board
Corning Company
Window & Ass
Wapello
Everett
Martin
Winfield
Justice of the Peace
M. Hunter
William Johansmeier
Thomas Wyckert
George Oakes
Frank Hook
Pleasant Relief From Constipation Pills Lure The Sallow
Ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe laxative alternative to calomel. It claims 20 years of use for health and beauty, promising easy, non gripping action and dramatic results with olive colored tablets priced 15 30 and 60 cents at all druggists.
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Dr. Edwards
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