Roosevelt sparring shakes Democratic ranks in party split
A long critique notes President Roosevelt’s threats on lending and housing bills and his warning to the Young Democrats of America. It argues the president risks alienating lawmakers as the Democratic party remains divided over his liberal agenda.
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Purge talk shapes Senate politics and Garner nominating drive
A fragmented report traces past purge attempts against Senators George, Smith, and Tydings and notes shifts in Roosevelt era politics. It highlights Garner as a rising figure in the Democratic nomination dynamic and signals a conservative trend in Vice President Garner’s influence.
Research Aims at Correct Posture With New School Seats
The article reports on a study of over 3700 school children showing optimal desk height requires upright seating with feet flat and knees unstressed. It notes many classrooms still use archaic slanted seats that hinder circulation and fatigue muscles, urging renewed funding for better desks and seating to improve posture and study efficiency.
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Before School Starts Make Child's Room Study Friendly
After school begins children spend more time at home in their rooms. Create a pleasant, healthful space with harmonious colors, proper lighting, adequate shelves, and sized furniture to support growth and good posture. A neat room reduces housekeeping burden and trains responsible habits.
No Sissies Wanted in School Gym Attire Debate
A fragmented note argues gym class attire should resemble athletic garments rather than parade outfits. It criticizes decorative ribbons and ties as unnecessary feminine trim and urges practical, sport-focused clothing.
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Be Practical in Choice of Boys Clothes
Practical guide on boys clothing emphasizes affordable, durable outfits for school and play. Freddie, a youngster, favors simple, grown-up looks with practical outerwear and coordinated neckties, while parents approve items like a waterproof surcoat and tweed windbreaker for easy movement and comfort.
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Driver education drives high school safety movement
Burton W. Marsh notes traffic safety education has become a standard high school component with about five million students reached last year. He cites 8 000 high schools offering study plus real car training, teacher training, and industry cooperation as youths embrace safer driving and walking.
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Better Light for School Study
The Better Light-Better Light Bureau advises that effective study relies on strong diffuse illumination to reduce eye strain. Adequate light, not glare, helps focus, with a modern meter able to measure light levels from 15 foot candles upward.
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Glove Making Kit Promises Frugal Fashion For Girls
College girls seeking a hands on craft find a ready to sew glove kit offered in new trimmings. It includes already cut gloves in popular leathers and colors with plug needle thread and complete directions for sewing. The project yields attractive, inexpensive gloves compared with ready made options.
Radio program encourages school music appreciation
Parents are urged to consider supporting musical education as a valuable activity. The piece cites radio segments promoting student engagement and suggests filing a record of participation with the school to track progress.
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Hegeny and Freddie Lifted in Odd Local Incident
A fragmentary report notes Hegeny and Freddie involved in a street encounter. Freddie admires someone nearby and appears to wear a tied jacket. the scene includes an arrest and unusual dressing details.
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