06 May 1933
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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1933
Page
1
A 1933 column surveys economic tensions from inflation, debts, and the balance on the federal books, noting Roosevelts plans, Perkins diplomacy, and rising markets. It discusses spring weather, farm population shifts, Derby race fortunes, and cautions against overreliance on slogans while urging thoughtful public discourse.
A passerby voices ignorance on money matters while Senator Boral defends paper money as backing for national wealth and government action. A commercial writer predicts inflation would restore credit and jobs, raise prices, and reduce debt burdens. Editor Pizer laments Missouri River spending harming farmers and notes steamboat shipping is obsolete.
A period piece urging continued investment in youth development during Boys Week. It quotes Disraeli and cites historic youths who shaped nations to inspire modern young men to embrace character, moral purpose, and effort for collective progress.
Six orphans in Passaic New Jersey alerted on an electric storm and washed out embankment as an express train neared a 10 foot chasm. They waved codes and shouted warnings, causing the engineer to stop and save 400 passengers. They asked that Babe Ruth be informed of their deed.
A weekly Sunday School reflection stresses Jesus as a real rugged leader who faced Calvary with courage. It contrasts empty appeals to His spirit with concrete evidence of His sacrifice and urges faithful, selfless discipleship amid life’s shocks. The article notes personal anecdotes of endurance and fellowship in Christ.
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