Draper Chosen Federal Reserve Board Representative for Small Business Defense
Ernest G. Draper, New York food packing magnate, named by the Federal Reserve Board as its liaison to small business for defense mobilization. He will coordinate with reserve banks and local banks to loosen credit and help small firms win government contracts. He has long advocated broad opportunity for small businesses and warned against monopoly and heavy taxation.
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Consolidated
New York
Ernest G. Draper
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Banks
Draper
National Labor Board
Senate
Not rush but plan a day out for Sheila and Frank
Frank convinces Sheila to spend a day in town buying gifts for her family and planning future steps. Sheila clicks into a confident mood as they prepare for a shopping outing, with a last farewell to her mother before driving away in the roadster into the morning sun.
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Frank
Sheila
McCann
Mother
Angela
Von
Connie
Monica
Mrs. Carscadden
California
The Last Pair: Two Survivors Face a World Gone Quiet
In a ruined landscape two last humans Stoopey and Droopey debate hate and peace after a world war’s end. They toy with ending the cycle, but fear loneliness and revenge, finally turning to a lone radio as a grim, bleak hope. Meanwhile Peter returns to Clark City on Christmas Eve seeking Linda, who appears as a faded memory and twin to his past.
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Stoopey
Droopey
You
Peter Johansen
Peter
Clark City
Vine Street
Linda
Lookout Hill
Western Newspaper Union
Rachel Crothers as Theater Leader and War Relief Organizer
The article profiles Rachel Crothers, noting her Broadway impact since The Three of Us, and her drive as a theater impresario. It highlights her World War I Stage Women's War Relief leadership, Bloomington roots, early plays, and her 62 years marked by brisk, precise work in theatre.
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Rachel Crothers
Britain
Thespians
Hugenot
State Normal University of Illinois
Bloomington
Susan
God
Stage Women’s War Relief Organization
John Son Bn
Stage 1 ‘Tetet Fund
Lea
Cakes Printed in Germany and the Aachen Printen
A famous German Christmas cake Aachen Printen inspired the English term imprint from baking patterns. Before book printing this imprint idea belonged to cake making with figures of gods like Wotan and Thor on many cakes.
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Germany
Aachen
Wotan
Thor
Santa Claus Quietly Avoids Smoking Cigars
Odd clipping notes Santa Claus with warnings against smoking and mentions sinus issues and restraint, framing a holiday health angle with a playful tone. The fragment hints at public health style guidance applied to a seasonal figure.
Ask Me Another Quiz Questions
A set of trivia prompts covering poetry geography US history law biology and diving records. Questions include a Bryant poem reference the Gadsden Purchase the youngest US president the Magna Carta at Runnymede sources of quinine a symbol of immortality a marine depth record and related topics.
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William Cullen Bryant
Robert of Lincoln
United States
Gadsden Purchase
Runnymede
Notable answers and facts list
The items include the bobolink, a regional area south of the Gila river in Arizona and New Mexico, Theodore Roosevelt at age forty two, Magna Charta, Java, the phoenix myth, and Dr William Beebe's bathysphere dive to 3028 feet on August 15, 1934.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Gila River
Theodore Roosevelt
Java
William Beebe
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Hitler
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Elmer Twitchell
Con
Mr. Green
Mr. Lewis
Meer
Mary Doncaster
George McAusland
Peter Corr
Richard Corr
Ben Ames Williams
Santa Sinus
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