The Washington Man on New Deal Court Plans
A midwestern businessman in Washington comments on President Roosevelt’s Supreme Court reform. He argues the pull of lawyers and bankers shapes policy, notes reformers versus insiders, and warns against overreaching in judiciary changes while asserting fundamentals of republican balance.
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Jay Franklin
Washington
Thad
Supreme Court
Todlay Trighy
Ling
Pillars of the Republic
Roosevelt
Juliculion
Aes
Burton
Wheeler
Chicago
Isi
Alherala
New Deal
Lyama
Blurred Debate Over Presidents Power and Tax Burden
The text critiques President Roosevelt and past leaders for expanding executive power, cites judicial clashes and habeas corpus use, and laments tax burdens on citizens. It notes budget issues, bond interest costs, and projected expenses, highlighting taxpayer strain and calls for prudent fiscal reforms.
Dead land and ghost villages in a scorched country scene
The writer laments a desolate landscape with empty villages and lifeless plains. He recalls seeing no birds or animals, only brown cracked earth. He questions if the land can be saved and notes broader losses and social disruption amid a wartime catastrophe.
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Uae
Ak Humneleett
Niles
Investon Humai
Jwy
Evie Crime Sparks Editorial Outcry and Trial
A fragmentary news item recalls a terrible crime linked to two principals, with strong language about justice and societal stigma. The piece references a state case, a looming trial, and themes of punishment and moral caution, ending with moral reflections and quotes.
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Evie
Gyormany
Weling
Levulver
Arthur Tiuds
Alan
Moses
Japan Faces Pressure Over China Aims and Pacific Risks
The article discusses Japan's cautious stance toward China and its territorial ambitions. It notes internal public unease with government concessions to China, worries over Russia’s buildup and alliance with France, and strained ties with Britain and Germany. American fears of Pacific trouble are rising.
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Japan
China
Sie
Ani Wess
Lawen Thal
Russia
France
Germany
Great Britain
Pais
Pacific
Descriptive Fragment on a New York Times Travel Tale
An eastern traveler’s fragment from a Union Pacific journey describes a harsh land in Kansas with bare trees and desertlike ground. The text evokes a remote, wind swept scene likened to the Sahara, noting the absence of vegetation and the oppressive heat as a defining feature.
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Parebeu
Sahara
Kaji Woks
Garland Village Origins in Warren County Names
The Garland post office in Warren County traces its name to early Irish settler Mullin whose reply to fame led locals to call the place Mullin by Gar, then Gar and Gnally, with the village situated along a steed named Mullingar and a nearby stream once called Tenamet Ger Thu.
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Garland Co. Ynu
Garland
Warren County
Millin
Mullin-by-Gar
Mullingar
Hollywood Stars Hoard Lucky Charms and Superstitions
Hollywood celebrities clutch odd keepsakes and rituals for luck. Lily Pons wears emeralds. Karloff avoids crowds. Varlow cherishes a doll and jewelry. actress Karns carries ivory. A bank panic anecdote and various personal habits illustrate superstition amid fame.
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Hollywood
Mar
Lily Pons
Floris Karloff
Jean Varlow
Amsterdam
Bee
Michael Bartlett
Max Factor
Maurice Costello
Gertrude Miesen
Billie Burke Treasur
Rewie
Fin Ziegtel
Gasheinvey Waren
Hull
Fia
Penner
Rose Karns
Karns
EU Ward Arnold
Arizona
Armold
Mick Shan
TWENTY YEARS AGO War camp officers elected in Peninsylvania
From the journal files of March 17 1917 the War Camp of the United Sportsmen at Peninsylvania elected officers for the year listing Abeyave Christie P W Stons H W Alverson Charles Whitely Paul DaViey Richard Dawson A Stenner A H Mable Prauletcher and Arthur Keleber Koos. A visitor from New York conferred with One Corry hospital directors. News notes report real estate movement and local accidents and visits including Chester Brooks Concord Township washout injury and other social updates.
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United Sportsmen
Peninsylvania
World Y quiz and Honors of the Day
The text presents scattered questions and garbled phrases about a One-Minute Test. It asks who is assistant secretary at the US Department of Talon and who wrote Wer and Pexce. It also references a birthday zodiac note and a “Definition-a-Day” entry a wealthy person may wield power through wealth.
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US. Department of Talon
Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets Notice
An advertisement warns that a bad Dent system can cause night-time distress and urging purchase of Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets to detoxify kidneys bladder and strengthen stomach liver and bowels. Read at drug stores Avi
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Thompson
Avi
Paris Patou Spring Fashion Colors Hydrangea Blue and Pink
Paris styles for Patou feature dusty pink and hydrangea blue dominating the spring collection with navy costumes trimmed in pale pink. Evening silhouettes are slim with fitted skirts, halter necklines, girdles, and bold artificial flowers. hats include navy straw with a peaked crown. Hydrangea blue and pink are highlighted as Patou’s new spring colors.
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Paris
Mat
House of
Jean Patou
Patou
Beira
Stewart Says Stewart Says
Charles P. Stewart profiles William Green of the American Federation of Labor and John L. Lewis. Green is likable but not a strong leader, while Lewis is forceful, combative, yet capable of reconciliation after battles. The piece notes Lewis’s strong will and Green’s peace preference, with commentary on their influence and judgments. A remark about a Royal Canadian Mounted Police member guarding the Canadian border is included.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. G
William Green
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of 1
Green
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Hig
Lewis, For Example, Is “Pro” Pres[ent Rongewelt
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