Roosevelt and business leaders clash over New Deal policy
The article describes President Roosevelt pushing private enterprise to overcome depression while clashes arose during a Washington conference with small businesses. It notes a Department of Commerce plan seen as pro New Deal sparked near riot and a shift toward cooperation to restore private business confidence and constitutional rights.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Department of Commerce
Little Business
United States
Roosevelt policies blamed for national mood and divided Congress
The author condemns Roosevelt era tactics of punitive taxation and class rhetoric, accusing the president of stifling critics and coercing Congress. The piece urges cross-branch cooperation among government, industry, and labor to pull the nation from a low mood amid uncertainty about war readiness and policy aims.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Roosevelt
Washington
Okapi Traits Misinformation Sparks Curiosity
A note claims the okapi has a blue tongue about 214 feet long and blue eyes with the ability to see in opposite directions. Scientists say the tongue length and eye color are far shorter and no such dual vision exists.
Maple Grove U. 8. Ct Rev Es Town Pastor Schedule
Maple Grove United: Pastor Sunday School at 2 00 PM and preaching at 3 00 PM Choir and prayer meeting Wednesdays at 8 00 PM. Local family updates include Finch visit to Flint and return Monday. Timpe purchases a car and begins driving lessons. Rulapaughs move into Finch house. Neighbors Webster Schofield Davison visit. Russell Alwood family in Clare Saturday.
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Maple Grove U
Louis Finch
Flint
Lawrence
Timpe
Dale Rulapaugh
Finch
Cecil Davison
Farwell
EH. Schofield
Russell Alwood
Clare
Brown Corner Community Notices Highlight Visits and Visits
Brown area residents record social visits and local outings. Rev Town and family traveled via Huntington to see relatives. Local youths joined a sugar bush excursion Sunday afternoon. Mrs Lottie Robinett visits Flint, Michigan, with daughter and grandson. Multiple neighbors drop by Dover and Wolverine areas for calls and gatherings.
Local Social News From Mann Siding and Nearby
Weekly notes report visits from MANN Siding to Hmerson Burton and Harvey households. residents mention trips from Flint Pontiac Adrian Hamilton and Lily Lake. Farmers Union meeting at Glare last Friday night with promise of a good talk and a closed meeting tonight.
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Leland Favreau
Big Rapids
Hmerson Burton
Harl Brockway
Pontiac
Wm. Monday
Neice
Imogene Blystone
Flint
Mack Monday
Ira Wilmoth
Adrian
L. Churchill
Hamilton Twanship
Essie Harvey
Chas. Heber
Floyd Squires
West Grant
Very Barber
Farmers’ Union
West Grant community notes and visits
The Farmers Union birthday party drew a good crowd. Locals shared weekend visits including Mrs. Carrie Mance of Clare with the Jerreds and family. A Seeley Johnson hosting day brought Delphos Ramey, Hazel Bauder, and others. The Auxiliary tied a comforter for the Union. Visitations continued among Haton, Lamb, Mussell, and Robinette households.
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Farmers Union
Leonard Reynolds
Floyd Squires
Basil Williams
Wood
Robert
Gordon Smith
Carrie Mance
Clare
Walter Jerred
Seeley Johnson
Delphos Ramey
Hazel Bauder
Midland
Nathan Defoy
Cornwell
Charlie Mathes
Harold Smith
Ira Bichhorn
Arthur
Pail Hichhorn
Farmer's Union
Nellie Reynolds
Ambrosé Haton
Ira Haton
Coleman
Ben Agie
John Lamb
Seeley Tohnson
Beall Smith
Jarmwell Farm
Aid
Otto
Gardon
Fred Mussell
Nellia Reynolds
Betty
Lord of All and Good Will Toward Races Lesson
A religious lesson stresses that God shows no favoritism and extends mercy to all races. It cites Acts 10 34 and Luke Mark passages to illustrate faith by hearing and personal encounter with Jesus, tests of faith through obstacles and natural handicaps, and rewards of deliverance from the devil and from personal limitations.
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Southern Baptist Church
Jesus
Syrophenicia
Decapolis
Christ
Paul
Jesus Christ
Local residents noted for illnesses visits and events
James Sutton recovering from a slight stroke visits family including Herbert Sutton and Mrs. Ralph Spencer seeks treatments in Ann Arbor. Pneumonia illness appears in several names while others travel for shopping and hospital care.
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James Sutton
Herbert Sutton
Timely restraint guards against rash actions
The author urges delaying action until the same event is viewed after a full day. This discipline prevents folly and yields a clearer perspective on matters that initially provoke anger or haste. A timeless reminder to pause before reacting.
Forgive Your Enemies and Be Kind to One Another
A devotional verse echoes the call to forgiveness and kindness mirroring divine forgiveness through Christ. The passage urges tender hearts and mutual mercy among believers.
Weekend visits across Clare and Flint families
Frances Mirsser spent the weekend with her grandmother Mrs. M. Harger in Clare. Hart Bergey and family visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ey Bergey in Flint. Mrs. A. B. Bergey returned home from Walbridge Ohio after three weeks with her daughter. Elizabeth of Flint stayed at St. Harsh's. Mrs. Lt. Bergey came back to Clare Thursday after a few days at S. Harsh's. Frank Musser and wife visited grandmother Mrs. M. Berger in Clare and Mrs. Frank Musser called on Mrs. Gat Anlmey in Coleman Tuesday.
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Ralph Spencer
Ann Arbor Hospital
William Barber
Herbert Wright and Sons
Lowell Wright
Clare
Pleasant
Francis
William Merrill
Flint
Alfred David
Marion
Rocky H. Hart
Blanchard
B. A. Hart
George Tillottson
Russell Wheeler
Ardath
Thos Crawford
Edgar Waldron
Freeman
Olive Kellay
Glenn Collard
Ralph Goodrich
Bruce Shields
Edna Henry of Harrison
Gretchen Root
George Thompson
Woods Hospital
Violet David
Anna Crawford
Marion Hardware
Fred Curran
Cadillac
Thos. Crawford
Ida Gritchfield
Albert Leady
Earl Harrington
Mesick
Wallace Harrington
Grover Updyke
Greendwood
Wm. Kubat
Kubat
Willet
Guy Whitney
Wm. Barber
James Collard
Midland
Lizzie Burns
Fred Pruden
Gene
Freda Davis
Anna
Violet
Lucille Rouse
Pneuymonia
Dr. Wilson
Anta
Mae Crawford
Pansy Pruden
Harold
Helen
Forest Bass
Bert Douglas
Dave Sahin
Greenwood
Frances Mirsser
M. Harger
Hart Bergey
Ey, Bergey
A. B. Bérgey
Walbridge
Ohio
H. Ailisabeth
St. Harsh’s
Bergey
S.harsh’s
Frank Musser
M. Barger
Gat Anlmey
Coleman
Popularity of Fan in United States during the 19th Century
The fan reached its peak popularity in the United States in the latter half of the nineteenth century.
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United States
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