General Johnson and NRA settle textile dispute avoid strike
The administration brokered a compromise to avert a 400000 worker strike in cotton textiles. Employers gain 25 percent production curtailment with NRA investigations on higher wages, while the union gains greater representation on the industrial relations board and advisory bodies. The steel sector conflict unsettled, with calls for rapid presidential action to uphold collective bargaining rights.
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Johnson
NRA
Thomas F. McMahon
United Tertile Workers of America
George Sloan
Cotton Textile Institute
Inber- S18
Industrial Relations Board
Cotton Tertile Code Authority
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
General Johnson
Roosevelt
Michael F. Tighe
Amalgamated
Eneral
Atee
Enduring Echoes of Sentimentality and Capitalism Critique
A long fragment discusses how excessive sentimentality damaged democracy and law, fueling revolt and weakening institutions. It contrasts Africa travel writing, charity versus self help, unemployment, and capitalism, with personal recollections about morality, manners, and social change, ending with reflections on consumption and habit.
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Sobo
Beary Ford
Capitalian
The Great Commission and the Empty Tomb Lessons
A church lesson outlines the Great Commission as Jesus commands all nations to baptize and teach obedience, anchored by the empty tomb and the angels message. It emphasizes faith in the risen Lord, the need for witnesses, and the empowered mission through Christ's enduring presence.
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Britain
United States
Roosevelt
Finland
Congress
Montuion
Bamusing
Tin Son
Bralshaw
Jonuse
the Great Commission
Jesus
Christ
Chrlot
Mme
Jeeus
Thore
Sim
Incomplete Intensity of Righteousness and Jove's Sanction
Fragmentary OCR text discusses the concept of righteousness and Jove, arguing intensity and final expression. It hints at sanctification and obedience, urging action now despite garbled phrasing and missing context.
Hard to Loosen Error's Grip on Popular Belief
A New York Sun summary warns that prevailing beliefs about intelligence and heredity persist despite contrary authority. It critiques overreach in education and the misreading of evolution, noting biases shaping public opinion and the danger of lingering unfounded theories through cultural memory.
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House
United States
Hans Luther
New York
Otto Klep
E Kiep
New York City
Frm
Doctor Luther
Carl Dickes
Cerl Byck and Associates
Francis Grous
Perth Amboy
N. J
Luther
Father Gross
Hungary
Germany
Austria
Post Office
Tony
Evan
Henry
Wenine
Devia
Kiktens
Bolin Itocriig
Nak
Iara
New York Sun
Crazy Water Crystals Offer At Home Mineral Water Treatment
For over 2000 years mineral waters aided rheumatic pains and ailments. Americans spend millions traveling to Europe for cures, but Crazy Water Crystals let you make natural mineral water at home. One box costs $1.50 and lasts weeks, from Crazy Water Co, Mineral Wells, Texas.
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Europe
Eueope
Water Co
Mineral Wells
Texas
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Everett Sanders
Théodore 4. P. Fletcher Roosevelt
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Chile
Mexico
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Leopold
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Ouis Barthou
France
Saar
Potsch
Hane Luther
Howe
Roar Ford
ED Howe
Mahonry Indies
Africa
South
Sue Ceas
Chien
the Risen Lord and the Great Commission
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Parker's
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