Washington Debates Long Coughlin Redeployment Plans
The Nation weighs Huey Long and Father Coughlin's wealth redistribution schemes against proposals by Governor Eccles and Senator Nye. Observers cite a growing public following and the risk of political ridicule as a weapon to curb the Long-Coughlin movement. Republicans and Democrats clash over NRA scope, with labor leaders warning against narrowing interstate commerce protections and stressing wage and hour safeguards for service trades.
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Extreme Chic Frock Pattern 080 Fashion Card
Fashion note highlights a shirtwaist frock with integrated sleeves, yoke gathered bodice, and inverted pleat skirt. Pattern 9986 available in sizes 14 through 40, requires fabric yardage for size 16, and includes a diagrammed sew chart. Order from Sewing Circle Pattern dept, 232 West Eighteenth Street, New York.
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Tired Business Man Takes Dance Lessons Joke
A lighthearted exchange hints at a tired businessman considering dance lessons but rejecting the idea due to a realization of self folly. The playful dialogue references a loving wife and shared friction over tried approaches to improving grace.
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Mule conference sparks row between Jones wives
In a humorous exchange, Binks and Ike listen as Jones' first wife and his current wife debate life with him. They joke about debt and credit as Budget Chat notes promise a future free of debt and renewed credit.
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Noisy Enough Is Your Friend a Musician Too
A Tit-Bita Magazine item notes a playful exchange about whether a friend is also musician. The quip “Well, he blows his own trumpet” captures the humor and witty tone typical of the column.
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