Roosevelt Plan Pushes National Recovery Drive Worldwide
The article outlines a broad recovery campaign led by President Roosevelt with Hugh Johnson administering national recovery efforts. It notes nine members named to recovery boards, debates on wage and hour provisions, and calls for cooperation across factories and offices to reemploy workers. It also covers related political turmoil and international updates.
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Misa Porkina
Lamont
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
North Ohio
Canton
Maesilion
Cleveland
Detroit-Toledo
Chicago
Colorado
Washington State Growth From Wilderness to Modern City
A sprawling portrait of Washington's early development cites Seattle's rise from pioneer hardship to a modern metropolis and notes neighboring towns like Spokane and Bellingham thriving on lumber, agriculture, and fishing. It highlights Lynden's bulb industry, Dutch immigrant culture, and the state’s expanding economy from 1861 onward.
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Yakima
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Morality, Behaviorism, and Civility in a Turbulent Era
Edward Howe discusses morality as civilization, praising civility and social codes while exploring behaviorism as a modern guiding idea. He critiques preachers, teachers, and society, interweaving personal anecdotes about tipping, public conduct, and cultural norms with reflections on political outrage and the allure of reform through science.
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