We The People and the New Deal Banking Reform
An article by Jay Franklin argues for sweeping federal banking reform to curb private banking power, lower interest rates, and end unchecked credit issuance. It cites Coughlin and reformers, warning against substituting money for real wealth and predicting a hard road to lasting economic liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Pranklin
Nev
Onli
Tle Feders
Mattia
Warhington
Fedral
Mmarclag
Washington
Nour
Bartle Aif Marketing Myst
Hiley Lang
East
Charles H. Coughlin
Congress
All- Veritea
Rcredit
Comyright
The
Resister
Tribune Syndicate
The Roosevelt Ruin Arrives in Campaign Tide
A columnist argues big businesses funded anti Roosevelts to undermine his re election. After his victory, stock markets rally, dividends rise, and steel wage hikes reach record levels while bankers point to Treasury advances. The piece mocks Landon supporters and cautions on perceived restored confidence.
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America
Roosevelt
Landon
Tackbone
Reaction
United States Steel
Beth- Jochem Steel
John L. Lewis Committee For Industrial Organization
New York Times
United States Treasury
American Legion Leader Defends Free Speech Amid Threats
Harry W. Colntery head of the American Legion cautions against suspending the U S Constitution or using force to suppress dissent while opposing Communist influence. He stresses allegiance to democratic principles and rejects imposition of any ideology over American values.
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Harry W. Colntery
Amdrican Legion
Legion
American Legion
Efe Saint
United States
Maeforce Wir Viclin
Presmuse
Tie Jin Tian
Between Good and Bad The Socialist and Communist Parties
The passage notes the Socialist and Communist parties were largely tolerated after a national campaign, as the overall result justified leniency. Both parties together garnered about 0.2 percent of the vote.
Parents and Schools Education Week Statement
This passage discusses American Education Week from November 9 to 45 asking the public, especially parents, to visit schools and talk with teachers and officials. Gov Gehman of New York declares public and private schools are only as good as citizen support. It urges deeper understanding and active involvement to improve schooling and its results.
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Gehman
New York
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files
The item recalls elections of 1915 and 1916 with Wilson supporters celebrating while Republicans faced defeat. It notes hosts Mrs J J Haight and Mrs Edward Haight entertaining at Marion Street, Ruth Haight honored, and various local social updates including visits and dances amid a broader mention of Australia buying Redwood and other wood products in a trade note.
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Atry ‘Wilson
J. J. Haight
Edward Haight
Marion Ktrest
Ruth Haight
Hollywood scriptorium trims 18th century dialogue for Lloyds of London
Hollywood script chief Kenneth Margowan explains the extensive wording edits needed to keep Historical Arts authentic. He cites examples like replacing chappie with fellow and avoiding terms not in use until later eras to prevent anachronisms.
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Hollywood
Calif
Kenneth Margawan
Lloyds of London
Uaterial Nat ‘Aft
Manzowan
Ehetk
Chappie
England
Maegowan Teates
Margowan
Chamigogne
Wrntil
Meegowan
Script Department
Macgowan
Hoowever
Star Signals Octavine November 17 Forecast
The article outlines a quirky astrology style forecast for October to November, noting birthdates between September 28 and October 22 and suggesting varied daily pursuits. It mentions morning and afternoon indications and odd phrases like Lifis of aubiverent and beei annil in a cryptic tone.
Spanish War and Coronation Influence Paris Winter Styles
Paris reports fashion will reflect European events including the Spanish war and King Edward coronation. Basque inspired tailoring and military hats emerge alongside bolero revival on winter dresses. Royal blue and purples appear in evening wear with mantilla reminiscent headdresses.
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Paris
Ireef
Europe
Howard VII
Directoire
Spain
France
Fragmented questions and garbled hints on etiquette
A noisy jumble asks when Michigan joined the Union and the length of a U S senator s term while offering misheard etiquette lines and stray phrases about manners and travel The text includes odd spellings broken sentences and stray proper names making a coherent article hard to extract but hints at educational trivia and social advice from a historical page.
Review of Hoffman's Herds of Man and Other Works
The piece surveys Miaiing Hoffman as a leading sculptor and author, praising Herds of Man at the Chicago Field Museum and detailing her five-year world tour and bronze figures. It also reviews Westbrook Pegler and Sherwood Anderson, plus Cecil Lewis's Sagittarius Rising, noting their influence and style with concise critiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miaiing Hoffman
Scrifmérs
Hoffman
Field Museum
Chicago
Eariew
Iif Dem
Modi
Ander Hgtsbert Hoover
Balkans
Hall of Man
Astrology shocks San Jose couple in divorce bid
A San Jose man claims astrology revealed he and his wife were born to be together but his marriage ends after six years. He urged his wife to sue for divorce amid an unsettled note and a belief in celestial influence.
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San Jose
Cal
George de Vou
Maple
Germany Rations Luxury Borlin Under State Order
An official decree from the Reloh Agricultural Corporation imposes tight controls on luxury borlin production in Germany. Companies must limit output to meet a stated quota while continuing to supply confections and ventilated items. The move targets affluent households as authorities manage scarce resources.
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Borlin
Peartiee
Eream
Mie Reloh Apricuttural Corporation
Germin Alitea Yi
Hedentam
Bor
Agtna
Confectigniers
Ventati
Kunkel's Mill Millstone Legend Near Alpine Route 146
Report notes an ancient millstone at Kunkel's Mill in War rington township along Conewago Creek near Alpine. The milestone supposedly marks a historic ground for settlers. Susquehannock and other anglers once fished the nearby river and brought catches to the old mill for processing.
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Kunkels
Kunkel's
Kunkel's Mills
Conewago Creek
Alpine
Warrington Township
Susquehannock
Indiana
Suunqiehfinna
Late Harbor
Paine House and Colonial Papers Fragment
Readable fragments describe the Paine House on Kings Mill Road near Grantley Avenue in Seark as a large shorter dwelling. It mentions Thames Pathé, a Colonial government theft, and a 1777 British rupture in Philadelphia with references to important documents hidden by neighbors.
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Paine House
Tom Pathn
Cookes
Kings Mill Road
Grantley Ave
Seark
Thames Pathe
Brilon
Condens
Philadelphia
Conyorae
AKO
Bae
Finlor Noraes
ieHibors
Coystedys
Accident Unites Veterans at Rich Lake Wisconsin
An OCR damaged note describes a wartime accident involving veterans from two world wars. It references Herbert Forbin and a company tied to a local event. The fragmented text hints at a gathering or memorial in Rich Lake with tense emotions and visibility of witnesses.
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Veturans Rich Lake
Wis
Herbert 1
Forbin
Tee Akeoo
Aghation
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Finis
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Scott
Journal
William
Woodburn
Lettaville
Claude Messenger
Youngsville
Ftordhee Blair
Mesaville
Wners
Australia
Redwood
Contra Costa
California
Haeney
ELM Shop
Mater Petriusey
Uerough
Felaniayy
Deninveic
Loehati U
Feerin Irough
Anu
Wall Street
Reliet
Khis
Thalt
Petiha
Ducation Miires
Westbrook Pegler
Ari
Doubleday
Doran
Pepier
Terhembor Pegiey
Winesburg, Ohio
Wood Anderson
Toole
Sir Brandon
Anderton
Liu Fovelin
Kit Brishdon
Ito
Andergor
Anderson
Amdenon the
Reformer
Cecil Lewis
Royallying Corps
Lewis
Dele
iLewit
Sab Thomge
Walace
Arius
Germany
Pennsylvania
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