Polls and public opinion skewed by Life survey
A 1938 Life magazine poll summarized by Time uses questions about Roosevelt and New Deal programs to claim broad support. The piece notes misrepresentation, limited questions, and regional divides, concluding readers should doubt the poll's reliability and the application of its results.
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Washington
George Gallup
Literary Digest
Life
Uwitet
Tay Frantlin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Franklin
Mills
TVA
Mike
America
United States
Ihe c
Tere
Iptains
Nartheast
Digest
Hoover Seen As Strong GOP Hope In 1940 Nomination
Washington sources report Herbert Hoover's September speeches fuel optimism among Hoover allies that he can win the Republican nomination in 1940. Conservatives gain traction in Pennsylvania and Texas contests, boosting Hoover while other GOP hopefuls struggle to challenge his perceived momentum. Some back senator Burton Wheeler as a potential running mate, and speculation swirls around Garner's stance and the New Deal dynamics affecting 1940 prospects. Georgia Democratic doubts about Senator Talmadge's race against Camp reflect broader questions of Roosevelt endorsements and anti‑New Deal sentiment shaping party strategy.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Pennsylvania
Difford Pinchot
Governncr
Arthur H. James
Town
Lester Dickinson
Pliby
Burton. K. Wheeler
Montana
Sage
Palo Alto
John iWante Garner
Salty J
Roosevelt
White House
Garner
Congress
Informa Hon
RPC
Jesse Jones
farner-Farley
Farley
Gergia
Eugene Talmadge
U. S
Lawrenta Camp
New Deal
George
Talmadze
anti-George
Talmadge
Georgia
Iron and blood facts from Pennsylvania medical notes
Fragmentary medical pamphlet style text discusses hemoglobin iron in red blood cells and its role in oxygen transport. It blends health tips with public notice of a snake related highway crash in Sunbury and appeals for iron intake from various foods, citing the Medical Society of Pennsylvania.
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Tron
Opposition to City Sewage Plant Stirs at Journal Office
A local businessman opposed to a proposed sewage disposal plant argued taxpayers cannot afford it and decried state bluffing after the council cited health concerns from a polluted Hare Creek. The piece notes high local taxes, historic resistance, and a possible shift toward growth if progress resumes. It also reviews a royal visit to Sweden and a critique of film industry regulation, highlighting public entertainment and government involvement.
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Sid
Journal
Hom
Hare Creek
Cory
Corry
Lone Pine tolls and Hollywood road lore
Hollywood industry chatter describes Lone Pine California as a town poised to charge studios a daily toll for using its roads, while producer Harry Sherman praises a road for authenticity. The tale centers on Russell Hayden, once Sherman’s business manager, who recounts his path from Paramount lab worker to acting on loan as a substitute for Buffalo Bill in DeMille’s The Plainsman.
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Hollywood
California
Lone Pine
F Or
Harry Sherman
grEer
Hollywod
Russell Hayden
Sherman
Hayden
Paramount Laboratory
Sherman Oictorss
Jimmy Bllison
Lucky
Lacation
Willison
Buffalo Bill
Plaineaian
Cecil B. DeMille
Bllison
DeMille
Witty quotes mix as age, war, and farming shift gears
A 99-year-old Strathford woman defends today’s youth, while a British general jokes beer tolerance curbs warlike mood. An actress urges filmmakers to stick to one type, and a famed golfer pivots to farming, humorously undoing a career on the greens.
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Strathford
Ontario
Wworld
Jurst
Dawn
Stamp issues preview a dozen U S commemoratives in 1928
The report outlines late July to August releases for several U S stamps including cents for John Quincy Adams Monroe Jackson Van Buren William Henry Harrison and Woodrow Wilson with designs from busts photos and medals. It also notes international issues from Vatican Russia Ireland and New Hebrides amid joint administration changes.
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John Quincy Adams
U.S
Washington, D. C
John Cruck~ Shanks
S. Capitol
Jackson
Belle Kinney
Hall of Fame
New York
Martin van Buren
U.S. J. Dunbar
U. S. Senate
William Henry Harrison
Chester Beach
Virginia State Capitol
Richmond
Woodrow Wilson
U. S. Mint
Vatican
Russia
Soviet Union
Ireland
New Hebrides
Britain
France
Fresh Food Ad With National Brands and Local Deli Picks
An ad lists Owen Fresh FIG BARS and RISTO Nation-Wide Whole Wheat Flakes alongside Corn Flakes Big pkg. Fairmont Butter for Fri and Sat. Glendora Milk four tall cans Sweet Pickles large jar. Nation-Wide Red Bag Coffee and White House Fruit Pectin. Genuine Zinc Fruit Jar Caps dozen.
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Fairmont
Glendora
Glendora Sweet
White House
New York State Household Goods Advertised
A fragmented ad lists household items and prices including ketchup 25 amber corn soap Camay Ivory and bar soaps, bat products, cleaners like Glean Sweep broom, toilet paper, and cleanser references. Includes mentions of 14-02 dates and various brands with numeric prices.
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New York State
Bats
P&g
Ars Revenence
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Hitler
Magland
Film Trust
Tyro
Oth
Neve Capital
Probires
Hollywood Film Shop United Presents
Germany
Stamp News
Federal Deposit Insurance Corponation
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Arata
Olympia
Armour's
BBC
Armour's Star
Owen
Risto
Ango
Ise
Don
Rsico
A. H. Homer
W. Knowlton
Will J. Wilcox
Donaldson Bros
Spring Creek
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