Labor and Farmers Linked in Fight for Parity and Wages
The piece compares 1919 union strikes with present labor action stressing collective bargaining and organized campaigns. It highlights CIO publications linking farmers and city workers, notes wage earners and farmers facing production and price challenges, and cites co operatives and parity price history as pivotal to economic policy.
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Department of Research and Education
CIO
Washington
America
Main Street
Wall Street
U. S. Federal Trade Commission
Lucky Slip Causes Neighborly Tension
A note shows Mrs. Smith, the new neighbor, has not visited for several days. Mr. Smith plans to ask what offended her and says they will repeat their attempt when she finally comes over.
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Mrs. Smith
Double Vision in First Sight Romance Joke
Harry and Jerry joke about love at first sight turning into trouble after a second look. The banter hinges on a mistaken certainty and a humorous twist.
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Harry
Jerry
Good Provider Deacon and Rastus Dialogue
Dialogue depicts a plantation scene with Deacon asking about his wife’s dependence and Rastus replying with a resigned: she would starve without his washing chores. The exchange reflects old plantation era dynamics and dialect.
Dog Has Bloodhound Lore, Fights at Home
Neighborly exchange reveals a dog that fights often and returns home with injuries. Jerry mentions the canine’s bloodhound-like skills while noting the dog’s troubled behavior.
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Harry
Jerry
Dialogue Between Smith and Jones on Wives'
A brief exchange contrasts Smith praising his wife as brilliant with Jones claiming she is unaware of anything. The dialogue centers on perceptions of a spouse's knowledge and insight.
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Smith
Jones
Life With Father Jones Cars Still Have That Noise
Jones jokes about a back seat car noise as Smith admits not noticing it. Jones notes his wife sits up front with her husband, explaining the difference in perception.
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Jones
Smith
Promising Lawyer Engagement Fails to Materialize
Jane muses that the engaged suitor, a young lawyer named Jean, always seemed promising but never delivered results, leaving their plans unsettled and the match in doubt.
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Jane
Jean
Father urges marriage while girl cites institution stance
A dialogue shows a father pressing for marriage and a girl countering that she is not ready for an institution. The exchange highlights differing views on marriage as an institution and readiness.
Gilmer Seen as Greatest Passer and Versatile Star
The piece extols Harry Gilmer of Alabama as perhaps the era’s finest passer and a standout all around. despite weighing only 158 pounds, he dominates on offense and defense, with Frank Thomas praising his poise, timing, and durability. Alabama’s 1940s lineup, including Mancha and Hodges, supports a powerful team headed by Gilmer.
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Hether
Harry Gilmer
Alabama
Doc Blanchard
Army
Glenn Davis
Blanchard
Davis
Duke
Georgia
Tennessee
Gilmer
Volunteers
Tom Davis
Frank Thomas
Thomas
Baugh
Luckman
Big Mancha
Ten
Hodges
Don Hutson
Pooley Hubert
Mack Brown
Howell
Harry Cain
Jenkins
Whitmire
Gilmer and
Mancha
Fumbling and Ball Shape Impact In Football Epidemic
The article argues that modern football favors passing, with its narrow pointed shape causing costly fumbles. Recovered fumbles typically net 40 to 50 yards for the opposition, highlighting the ball design as a major factor in the epidemic.
Kellogg Peanut Butter and All-Bran Muffins
Brand new Kellogg muffins use peanut butter and All-Bran with no shortening. Bake in a moderately hot oven at 400 F for about 20 minutes yields 10 tender, melt-in-your-mouth bran muffins with extra-fine milled All-Bran for golden softness.
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Kellogg's
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