Rank and file back Roosevelt in fight against misrule
Cicero News editorial argues the rank and file of American voters will support Franklin D. Roosevelt as he removes abuses and expands protections. It cites depositors insurance, foreclosure safeguards for homeowners and farmers, protections for small bankers, renewed profits for business, and job creation for laborers as proof Roosevelt’s policies restore credit, employment, and confidence across parties.
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Cicero
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Why They Hate Roosevelt in a New Deal Era
Discussion of why some elites resent President Roosevelt's New Deal policies, not out of hate but perceived threat to privilege. Editors argue resentment stems from gains by reform rather than personal animosity, noting bankers, manufacturers, and corporate executives benefiting yet wary of political change.
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Woodrow Wilson
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St. Petersburg
Fla
White House
Coure
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Psychology of Hatred for Roosevelt in Political Debates
The passage questions why some oppose President Roosevelt, suggesting they distrust his push for equal rights and opportunities. It posits that reactionaries resent his challenge to special interests and fear losing power or profits under a fairer system, portraying the hatred as a political psychology shaped by threat to entrenched privilege.
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Roosevelt
Weekly Business Survey Shows Upward Trend Despite Retail Slump
The weekly business survey reports a general uptrend across the nation with retail trade hampered by hot weather. Activity in industry reached a new seasonal high, tourism hits all time records, and Atlantic passenger travel rose by 20,000 year over year. Crop drouth persists in several regions while rains revive withered crops.
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Department of Commerce
Drouth
Roper
St. Louis
Kansas City
Memphis
Dallas
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Chicago
Northwest Territory
Jacksonville
Florida
Wilmington
Georgia
New England
Portland
Ore
New York
Buffalo
Economic highlights of American manufacturing history
A McGraw-Hill essay surveys U.S. manufacturing from 1820 to the 1930s, noting the shift from farming to industry, growth in horsepower, and the creation of over a million jobs in 16 sectors before 1929. It cites electrical apparatus and motor vehicles as major employers, discusses wage and output declines after 1929, and questions future recovery and unemployment absorption.
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McGraw-Hill
United State
America
Survey links living standards to postwar growth
The survey argues a rise in living standards beyond the 1929 level is needed to banish breadlines and sustain employment. It cites housing, electrical, farm electrification, textile modernization, and machine tool upgrades as big markets, with the auto sector valued at 2 billion. It critiques 80 hour weeks and notes Republican optimism masking internal issues.
Tricky wager over Roosevelt bet on Landon broadcasts
A large operator bets $75,000 of Roosevelt assets at 1 to 1 if Landon makes six more national broadcasts. Landon has shifted odds from 7 to 5 to 9 to 5 and if he can push them to 2 to 1 against his chances, the Republican nominee could be a long shot. The piece notes upsets rarely happen with Hughes as the lone prior favorite and 7 to 5 previously offered against Wilson.
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Institute of Public Opinion
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The
Dusty books are futile in Rotarian view
An editorial from the Rotarian Magazine extols bet books as priceless links to past ages and sources of wisdom. It asserts good books guide service and strengthen ideals, are affordable, and become useful only when read and shared.
Hoover Knox attacks spark no banking panic yet
The article notes widespread GOP criticism of Roosevelt policies and bank credits, yet deposits up to five thousand dollars remain secure. It contrasts Hoover era warnings with calm markets, cites Landon’s critique of tax measures, and defends the ability to pay principle amid calls to repeal the Revenue Act.
The Fool and His Money and Investor Caution
A moral on investment prudence urges readers to research before buying. It notes that securities regulation by the Securities and Exchange Commission requires public company disclosures and that exchanges work to curb abuses. It stresses obtaining exhaustive information about a company, regardless of stake size.
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Securties and Exchange Commission
The Common Man and the Campaign Bank For Votes
A reader laments the persistent 'common man' rhetoric in elections. Voters seek concrete answers about who counts as common and when politicians will stop using economic fear to win votes. The piece questions slogans over substance and the speed of reform.
Will Bet On Roosevelt and Landon Stump
Heywood Broun notes a friend willing to bet 75000 dollars on Franklin Roosevelt re election at 3 to 1 odds if a condition is met He reports Roosevelt remains the favorite and that stockbroker chatter supports a 5 to 9 favorite but Republicans are emotionally opposed Landon acceptance speech has lengthened the price against the Kansas governor
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Heywood Broun
Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Wall Street
Cleveland
Landon
Kansas
The fox in Kansas and highway safety concerns
The piece argues against Governor Landon’s critique of Roosevelt era taxes, noting flawed comparisons and warning that wealth confinement via corporate reserves favored the rich. It also discusses highway safety, urging stricter licensing, enhanced patrols, and better enforcement to curb reckless driving on expanding high speed roads.
Children and Character in Training of Young Minds
John Fishine, author and director of the Juilliard School of Music, argues in Rotarian Magazine that strong character in teachers, preserving children's impulses of affection and idealism, and guiding youth to choose and pursue a single clear path are essential to developing durable character in learners.
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John Fishine
Juillard School of Music
Rotarian
Good Food For Sound Thinkers Rushin Quote in Print
A Rediscovered Rushin quotation argues that religious belief shaping pure and happy homes strengthens a nation and fosters national well being. The line champions home life as the core of societal health and country success.
Chestnut comeback hoped as SCS trials plant 2100 trees
Maryland efforts to restore chestnut forests proceed with 2100 saplings planted on Boonsboro Washington county and Anne Arundel Howard and Harford sites. Two Chinese chestnut varieties and a hybrid are used. Foresters warn early judgment is premature as blight has devastated Eastern chestnuts since 1900s.
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Maryland
Soil Conservation Service
Department of Agriculture
Arthur E. Hungerford
National Emergency Council
Boonsboro
Washington County
Howard
Anne Arundel County
White Trail
Baltimore
Harford Counties
QO. C. Bruce
National Agricultural Research Center
Beltsville
I. W. Besley
Long Island
New York
Merchants of Old Good at Figuring Tablets Reveal
Babylonian tablets dating over 4,000 years show merchants used simple and compound interest up to 20 percent per year. The clay records, kept in Berlin and Yale, function like arithmetic tables rather than general principles, and they counted by sixties with fractions of 60 for smaller numbers.
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Berlin
Yale University
Defining founders and cofounders in organizational origins
The piece explains founder versus cofounder roles, noting that those who establish an organization are founders, while others who originate ideas may be cofounders. It adds that donors funding creation become founders in cases needing monetary support, while drafters of constitutions or first officers are called charter members.
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Literary Digest
Fort Ticonderoga and its historic battles and names
Fort Ticonderoga sits on a land point at the lake’s end near Lake Champlain. It was a long standing battleground among indigenous tribes, Champlain fought the Iroquois there, and the site inspired its French name Carillon meaning chime of bells before the British enlarged and possessed it in 1759.
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Lake Champlain
Albany
Plattsburg
Champlain
Ticonderoga
Household Hints by Ethel M Hunter Vegetable Ring
Disolve plain gelatine in boiling water then add vinegar lemon juice sugar and salt. Stir in celery peas and cabbage. Pour into a ring mold dipped in cold water and chill. Fill center with crisp lettuce and serve with mayonnaise or dressing.
Mrs T W Jones entertains sister and relatives
Ridgely Mrs T W Jones in entertaining her sister Mrs Ralph Roger of Thurmont and Mr and Mrs J E Morris visiting Cordova friends. Albert White reports a rainfall of 1.22 inches last Saturday. Mrs Lee Mitchell is on the sick list.
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T. W. Jones
Ralph Roger
Thurmont
J. SE. Morris
Cordova
Albert White
Lee Mitchell
Scripture Promises of Peace for Those Who Wait Upon the Lord
A brief note cites the Christian Science Monitor asserting that the Scriptures offer many promises of peace happiness rest and freedom to those who wait upon the Lord and serve him.
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Christian Science Monitor
Twenty Five Years Ago in Denton Maryland News
A long obituary column notes the hottest summer on record since 1911 and recurring rainfall that hindered fodder saving. Greenwood's bank opens with William S. Lord as cashier and Denton National Bank ties. Roadwork on a Denton Greensboro stretch begins, Holt Construction to finish within sixty days before fall travel. Attendees visit Atlantic City. Senator Reyner tours northern waters with Capt. Duarine, hoping for restored health. Lightning claims cattle and damages a new barn. Local social visits, obituaries, and funeral crowds mark the week. Balloting previews show Democratic factions in state convention with numerous county tickets listed.
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Greenwood
William S. Lord
Lord
Caroline County
Myr
James A. Trazzare
Denton National Bank
Greenwood Bank
Denton
Greensboro
Holt Construction Company
J. H. Nichols
W. Caroll Pastorfield
Elizabeth
Winfield Nichols
Atlantic City
Nichols
United States
Reyner
G. Creighton Duarmine
H. S. Schutte
Elmer
Grace Sessenco
Baltimore
C. H. Stewart
East Denton
John H. Kahler
Canton
Ohio
J. F. Swartz
West Denton
Greer Cooper
Philadelphia
Caroline
Carrie Thawley
West Chester Normal School
Otis V. Handy
Fifth District
Federalsburg
Clarence
Charles
Handy
Oliver W
Albert S
Luther
Chirence
Charles Kinder
Geo. B. Noble
Rehoboth
John W. Thawley
May
Laura
Margaret
Houston and Brown
Laura Parris
C. H. Fountain
G. L. Blades
Harlan
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Daniel Bowdle
Smithville
FE. A. Bassett
Georgetown
Buell
Isaac Short
Charles Wilson
Lewes
Short
Comention
Gorman
Baltimore City
Allegany County
Anne Arundel
Dorcheter
Howard
Kent
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Slats Diary: A Week With Oliver N Warren
Fragmented diary entries recount a week of a boy named Slats noting family talks on school, chores, politics with Pa for governor and Ma for Rosenfelt, a rabbit hunt, and interactions with friends Blisters and Jane as he reflects on daily life and small adventures.
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All Reddy
Jane
Landen
Rosenfelt
Jake
Elsey
Vacashen
Ted
Fishen
Trailers Booming Travel Signals Rising Auto Tourism
Travel expert Joe H Thompson of Continental Oil Company warns that growing trailer sales to 200000 units a year and 250000 trailers on the road imply a major rise in travel expenditures. He estimates 1936 touring parties at 10 million with trips averaging 3500 miles and notes a potential $200 million addition to travel estimates as trailer use expands.
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America
Joe H. Thompson
Continental Oil Company
Thompson
Roger Babson
Conoco Travel Bureau
Bethlehem Event Highlights Social Gathering
Mr and Mrs Harry Blades hosted a Wednesday night weinie roast at Buffets shore honoring Lois Bradley and Naomi Blades. Attendees included Elma Legates Mary Agnes Christopher Lois Bradley Naomi Blades and several gentlemen. Ladies Aid meets September 10 at Community House with Louise Davenport and Evelyn Merrick as hostesses.
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Harry Blades
Buffet
Lois Bradley
Naomi Blades
Elma Legates
Mary Agnes Christopher
Ormond Hubbard
Irvin Legates
Milton Lane
Allen Sands
Jimmy Messick
Lawrence Legates Jr
Ladies Aid
Louise Davenport
Evelyn Merrick
George Blades
Carlton Lane
Ralph Christopher
Chester
John Christopher
Edward Gruwell
Dover
F. H. Thomas
Joe Pritchett
Jean Fleetwood
Betty Morris
Centreville
Journal Subscription Push for County News
The notice promotes subscribing to the Journal to receive full county news coverage. It highlights local happenings, public notices, and community reporting available through the subscription. It urges readers to sign up for regular updates and access to regional reporting.
For Sale Work Horses 1400 Lbs Each Preston Md
Pair of good work horses gentle in every way each weighs about 1400 pounds. Apply to Miss Mary A Fluharty Preston Maryland.
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Mary A. Fluharty
Preston, Md
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