President Roosevalt Returns to Hyde Park After Vacation
President Roosevelt ends a lengthy vacation and returns to Hyde Park New York while planning to spend most of the remainder of the summer in Washington. He studies NRA changes, backs relief efforts, and notes public works progress as he addresses Congress and meets with aides on national policy.
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Prsident Roosevalt
Hyde’ Park
New York
Warn Springs
Georgia
Washington
White House
NRA
Borah
Wast Coast
Northwest
Public Works, Administration
Barold L. Ickes
Drouth
Protective Committee
Roosevelt
National Guard
Hugh Johnson
Tve Atock
Chicago
Sullivan
The Habit Missing School On Birthday Question
A fragmented dialogue asks why a boy stayed home from school on his birthday. The exchange hints at habit and reluctance, with a distressed leader seeking help for Joah amid unclear context and missing specifics.
Odd Exchange About Neighbors and Legal Penalties
Fragmentary dialogue humorously blends neighborly asking about a vulcanizer with a joking reference to contempt of court. The language hints at budget concerns and social banter, but the exact context remains unclear. No clear names or dates emerge from the readable text.
Dinnae Guests Robbed at Dinner and Waiters’ Tips Discussed
A fragmented dialogue recalls a dinnae where guests were bound and robbed. A hurried exchange questions waiter tips and regulation methods while a park visitor remarks on the Indians’ blood-curdling yell and a college graduate guide confirms the remark.
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Witey
Glacior Park
Avery
New Touches On Charming Prack Pattern
New pattern notes describe a Nettie frock with delicate features and flared drape. The advertisement highlights fabric choices like voile or chiffon, price from a starting point, and a pattern 077 with sizes 14, 10, 18, 20, 82, 84, 30, 88, 40. It explains yardage, includes a diagram, and instructs buyers to mail orders to Sewing Circle Pattern Department, 282 West Fifteenth Street, New York.
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Bret
Walpleont
Walton
Colna
Circle Pattern Department
Weat
New York
Unseen Spirit Questioned Over Musical Show Financing
A dialogue quotes Mr. Duatin Stax admitting funding for a major musical show while noting his name did not appear on the program as the ghostwriter. The exchange points to questions about credit and backing.
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Unseen Spirit
Mrr. Duatin Stax
Ant
Cour
Nok
Truly Hard Boiled Exchange on Paragon Editor
A terse dialogue between two writers mocks the Paragon editor. One asks if the editor will accept their work and the other doubts any editor would truly accept it, joking that even the inevitable would not be accepted.
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Pirane von Papen
Germany
Austria
Dollfuss
Schuach- Riggs Ae
Naziam “la
Nazia
Munich
von Papen
Thair
Arma
Jan't
Schuschnigg
Collegt
Vienna
Hitler
Bitler
Nastatorcas
Rag
the Paragon
Uncongenial Ales Guah to Popular Novelist
A fragmented 20th century note from a Boston Transcript page hints at tensions between a writer and his characters. The exchange labels the novelist as aloof and distant, while reactions from the text suggest friction over character vitality and storytelling direction.
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Ales Guah
Boston ‘Transcript
Innocence Magistrate Questions Prisoner Amid Chants
The judge asks the prisoner Yue for words as the London Pads Show scene echoes with voices. Children and changes in love stir the air while the magistrate presses for an explanation.
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Yue
Guv Nor
Chldren An’ Cange
London
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Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
Green Bay
Wis
Wisconsin
Robert M. LaFollette
F. Ryan Duffy
Frane von Papen
OUR Comic
Finney
O' Th’ Lowel
L Central Theatre
Bur
Eatarn Newspaper
Fanny
Joah
Hobbs
Charming Prack
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