Roosevelt's World Peace Push Draws Mixed global response
The article surveys international reaction to President Roosevelt's plan to outlaw war and ban offensive weapons. It notes calm response from some nations amid worries about Monroe Doctrine reach and future posture if proposals fail. It covers Chinese, Japanese, and Soviet maneuvers in Asia, naval exercises, and a large U.S. public works bill shaping highways, buildings, and housing financed by unknown means. It also reports the death of Dr. John Grier Hibben in New Jersey.
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Cain
Ean ‘Arma
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France
Poland
Versailles
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Paris
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Japan
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Tientsin
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Tokyo
Navy
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Osumi
Sea of Japan
Congress
House
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Douglas
Isue
Glass
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United States Housing Corporation of
Roosevelt announces removal of GREI delegates amid trial notes
The report lists Roosevelt's purge of the GRE delegation to London and details ongoing impeachment proceedings against Judge Harold Louderback in California. It covers farm mortgage policy discussions with Henry Morgenthau Jr and Wall Street reactions to the emergency farm act and land bank bonds. It adds a subplot from a fiction scene featuring Natalie, Robert, Emily, and Stephen in a conservatory interlude.
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Senate
Harold Louderback
California
Garner Ans
Henry F. Ashurst
Arizona
Judiciary Committee
Hatton W. Sumners
Texas
House Judiciary Committee
Louderback
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Washington
Farm Board
Federal Land Bank
New Farm Credit Administration
Insurance Companies
Morgenthau
Natalie
Robert King
Emily
Stephen
Nat
Edith
Bob
Darling
Henry
Professor Trent
Helly
Barbara Thorne Comes Of Age Amid Family Turmoil
On her eighteenth birthday Barbara Thorne, motherless daughter of artist Christopher Thorne, receives a birthday ring from Bruce MacLain and plans a future with him. After tragedy strikes with her father’s drowning, Barbara and the siblings plot to run away to her godfather Stephen Drake, who bears echoes of a bygone love.
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Christopher Thorne
Bruce MacLain
Bruce
Eands
Provincetown
Kit
Herbert
Gay
Lola
Stephen" Drake
Stephen Drake
Emsly Trent
Barbara Thorne and the Godchild Mystery
Aunt Edith visits Stephen after a quiet evening as the Thorne family tale unfolds. Barbara, eighteen, is revealed as Stephen’s godchild in a moment of candid explanation. Stephen recalls a French village interlude and guards the deeper memory of Barbara’s slender, dark eyed mother.
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Stephen
Edith
Thorne
Barbara
France
Eadith
Barbara Thorne
Self-Esteem and the Fear of What People Say
A writer notes that low self esteem drives people to seek others approval and to act to preserve dignity. When one values self worth, they pursue useful, sensible actions regardless of others opinions. The piece cites a 1933 Bell Syndicate feature on inner dignity and the armor of confidence.
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How Kruschen Fat Loss Claims Spark Interest
An advertorial claims dramatic weight loss from Kruschen salt pills with a user promising loss of 18 pounds, a bottle bought again, and expectations of 38 more pounds. The text touts health benefits, urges daily use with a glass of water, and asserts affordable price at drugstores worldwide.
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Arry Meson
Kruschen
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