Ford on money and liberalism in a troubled era
The article surveys Henry Ford's view of money as a force shaping business cycles and wealth, criticizing the current system and predicting a shift toward a dollars-to-buys economy. It also discusses liberalism versus totalitarian ideas, contrasting Brazil’s corporative state with Western democracy and stressing balance between public and private interests.
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Enwvik
Vargas
North Amereans
Brazil
Robin Hood Myth Makes Train Robbery Sound Romantic
Stewart weighs the New Mexico Arizona train robbery as a law and order triumph, praising the quick capture and surrender of the two outlaws after a chaotic chase. He calls the incident undignified but notes the swift warding off of further harm, with bystander casualties minimized.
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Anil
Mexico-Arizona
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One Minute Test Answers and Trivia Highlights
The list reveals questions about U S presidents and senate leaders, major lakes including Lake Superior and Victoria Nyanza, and Japan's premier. It notes etiquette tips and a nursery-style horoscope, with quirky commentary and a World War era tone.
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Japan
Lake Superior
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United States
Canada
Lake Victoria
Nyanza
Nile River
Africa
Prince Fumimare Konoye
Contact Lenses: Thin Glass Shells For Invisible Glasses
Factographs notes growing optica genre with lenses that rest on the eyes. It cites diverse claims from poets to irrigation, and mentions strange data about graves, rivers, and climates while highlighting the era’s curiosity about science and industry.
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Optica
Crime Wave Strikes Rand Johannesburg Ahead of Week
A crime wave hits Johannesburg and Rand towns with daily holdups and warned motorists. Over the past two months residents report rising danger from marauders on the roads as authorities seek calm and protective action.
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Johannesburg
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We the People and the Roaring Economy Debate
By Jay Franklin Washington December article critiques government economists and business leaders, arguing Roosevelt’s policy sees only essential American industry while labor unions and big business resist. It warns of wage suppression, labor monopolies, and agricultural pressures, urging active employment programs to avert economic collapse.
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Chase National Panic
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Hollywood film stars keep early hours for work and pleasure
Hollywood actors follow morning routines before studios open. Joan Crawstin rises at 7 works lines while driving to set. Claire Gatle rides in the San Fernando hills. Nelson Cody plays tennis and comes in early. Jeanette MacDonald rides between shoots. Spencer Tray polo is prohibited but rides. Eleanor Powell swims and dances daily. Robert Benchley sleeps till noon.
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New York
Chamber of Commerce
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Beverly Hills
Clanre Gatle
Tre
San Fernanja Hills
Nelson
Ody
Jeanette MacDonald
Algo
Spencer Tray
Galble
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Eleanor Powell
Spenis
Robert Benchley
California Mornings Draw In Broadway Stars
Quoted lines reveal performers such as Sophie Tucker and Manny Brice enticed by Californian mornings while a speaker insists on a project titled Hop to Sleep. The fragment captures a moment of show business flux and relocation appeal.
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Sophie Tucker
Manny Brice
California
Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets Ad
Stop distress of getting up nights and kidney trouble. Thompson's Barosma Compound tablets promise to clean out kidneys strengthen bladder and act as a tonic for stomach liver and bowels. Insist on Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets 50e at your drug store.
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Roosevelt Has 000 Luck In His Fishing
President Roosevelt enjoys excellent luck fishing off Dry Tortugas and Key West and orders the Potomac to stay at anchor for another day to let all vacation party members fish. He has been visiting Dry Tortugas since Tuesday and uses transport by motor launch between grounds while naval seaplane mail arrives yesterday.
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Miami
Fla
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