Patriotism and the New Deal in a nation at risk
Jay Franklin argues Congress paralysis and economic obstruction threaten national safety. He praises Roosevelt and criticizes bankers, big business, and legal delays while urging civic courage to back New Deal policies and national defense. The piece cites Cromwell, General Motors, and labor interests as players in a broad debate over policy and patriotism.
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Jay Franklin
Palmne
Yelpine
Amd
Jimmy Cromwell
Cromsvell
Pelicy
House Qays and Means
Jens
Roosevelt
Alloghan-Theminning
Jousiness
Chom
Amercan
Lima
Jel Lee
Volus
Wilitin
Ani
Bryan
New Deal
Iust
Ciltler Sll
NRA
Pennsylvania Democrats at a Crossroads in 1840 Ticket Selection
A editorial urges Pennsylvania Democratic leaders to nominate gubernatorial and senatorial candidates who can unite party factions and independent voters. It warns that choices influenced by political bosses or labor factions could doom the party to defeat next November and return the state to Republican control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Loo
Sancator
C.J
Democratic Party
Suemiber
Pennsylvanie Navur
Ig Rupblican
Iheiy
Talibre
Take Measles Seriously Warns Health Authorities
A fragmented warning urges parents to treat measles as a serious illness and seek prompt medical care. The piece stresses thorough treatment to prevent severe aftereffects and advocates stronger prevention efforts, noting public health actions and political factors influencing disease control.
Broken Gangster Inevibly Wrecked by Sin and Ills
Fragmentary 1920s style reportage names Capone and other gangsters, alleging mental and physical decline from a fictitious disease. It riffs on imagined cures and grandiose forecasts of political and business greatness, referencing Chiang Kai-shek, Wall Street figures, and historic leaders in a speculative tone.
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Aleatri
San Francisco
Ural
Imo Ig
Capone
Capone Wouyld
Hart
Ad Capone
Jie
Ung Ag
Chiang Kai-Shely
China
Depreciation allowances under income tax rules explained
The passage explains depreciation for tax purposes. It details methods to determine the allowance when property is acquired before or after 1918, and how salvage value and useful life affect the deduction. It emphasizes choosing a responsible plan, not a fixed rate, and notes exceptions for buildings retired early or abandoned.
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Reil
Isis
Valle
Petirn
Test prompt grab bag items and horoscope quirks
A scrambled set of trivia lines and moral hints includes questions about political ranks in a German state, a Nebraska senator, a capital quiz about Uruguay, etiquette notes, a rickety streetcar tale, and a quirky horoscope. It ends with a misfit line about Marshal Herman Gavy and Senator George W. Da, all in a single noisy extract.
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Wito
Hitler
Wiha
Ly S
Nebraska
Nuiue
Uruguay
Remembering the Maine through a young era
By Charles P. Stewart, Washington, D. C. Feb 4. A recall of the SpanishAmerican War era and the Maine sinking, seen through a youthful perspective. The piece reflects on liberty, Cuban independence, Weyler, and American public mood as events led to intervention.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Washington, D. C
Maine
Yiwu
Actua
Uncle Sam
United States
Wwe
Ugil
Spain
Weyler
Cuba
Ley
Paris styles Paris fashion feature on practical bags
Paris reports a feature on practical handbags with diverse designs. The piece describes woven and embroidered bags, belt and bow details, and options for evening wear. It notes new shapes, leather textures, and brand name influences from designers like Yves and Sadgen.
Fresh Air Fiend Becomes a Pest to Others
A reader questions how open windows and stale air affect coworkers and riders. Dr Clendening answers readers on thyroid questions, noting a Civil War recruit’s death at 99, and explains limits of telegram-style health advice.
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Logan Chawvenesu
Ceep
Tito
Busilar
Hollywood Film Shop: Prop Men Cook On Location
Hollywood reports on prop men who double as cooks to supply meals on location sets. Pat Patterson crafted a memorable dinner for MT Mercer’s crew, while director William Wyler kept stars at table during a long shoot. The piece highlights on set improvisation and the chef’s skill in sustaining cast and crew.
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Hollywood
Lie Copany
Jan
Plete
Brrat Fiysn Company
Pat Patterson
William Wyler
Bette Davis
Henry Fong
Berg
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files 1918
The fragment notes universal approval of the One tent on the Dollar plan for Red Cross work in Corry. Local workers share the burden. An injury on Mast Soul Street from a sled accident is described. Prohibition party conventions and personal notices appear, plus scattered reminiscences and bakery scenes, with disjointed archival prose.
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Corry
American Red Cross
Ltr
Iurden
patrio(Healy
Peleresce Goouw Well
Mast Soul Street
Whittlesey
Corey
Pittsburgh
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INE United Stories
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Cape of Wine
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Ici
Herman Gavy
George W. da
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Paris
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W. Sadgen
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