McLeod Syndicate offers Eleanor Parrish a thousand dollar start
Eleanor Parrish visits editor Mr Henderson and lands a one thousand dollar outright deal for a serialized story. She plans a down payment on a house with the money, while discussing Jessica and her publishing ambitions with friend Kate Douglas as they tease Garbo and the movie boom ahead.
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Phil Pariah
New York
Sue
Jessica
Biester
Phil
Eer
Ivan
Phil Cella
Eleanor
Pinavife
Tix
Chapler
Mrs. Parrish
McLeod Features Syndicate
Mr. Henderson
Mrs Parrish
Coney Island
Kate Douglas
Kate
McLeod Syndicate
Visteanor
Garbo
Nell
Eleanor ‘Parrish
Exhibition on Swiss life and liberty inspires thoughts for the United States
The text praises Swiss life as shown in the exhibition, highlighting its development of arts sciences education and human happiness. Gilbert Murray is cited for saying Switzerland offers beauty, freedom from oppression and cruelty, and a friendly spirit among people. The speaker suggests a potential lesson for the United States.
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Switzerland
Gilbert Murray
Europe
United States
Roosevelt temperament fuels clashes with business leaders
Mark Sullivan argues in the New York Herald Tribune that Theodore Roosevelt’s unusual temperament drives ongoing conflicts with conservatives and radicals in his administration. Personal dislike of business heads, fear of power, and his purging of independent senators shape his opposition to conservative proposals and deters backing Morgenthau tax revisions.
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Mir. Roosevelt
Mark Sullivan
New York Herald Tribune
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Switzerland's Neutrality Question Questioned By European Shifts
The Morgantown Post surveys Switzerland's neutral stance amid Europe's upheavals. It traces Swiss policy from 100 years of neutrality to a diverse, tolerant federation facing pressures from Germany and Italy. The piece highlights unity across German and Italian origins and a Zurich national exhibition marking progress since 1914.
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Switzerland
Morgantown Post
Europe
Italy
Germany
Zurich
Royal Visit and US Reaction to King George and Queen Elizabeth
The Huntington Herald-Dispatch reflects on the forthcoming royal visit of King George and Queen Elizabeth. It highlights American enthusiasm for the parade and entertainment while warning against political entanglements. Citing Hendrik Willem van Loon, the piece argues the United States must avoid commitments beyond its own interests and future.
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Huntington Herald-Dispatch
United States
George
Elizabeth
England
America
Hendrik William van Loon
van Loon
Berchtesgaden
Munich
New Deal aims to boost purchasing power for lower income
The president argued that government borrowing and investment would raise national income by placing idle capital and labor to work. He said New Deal spending targets higher purchasing power for low income groups, criticizing radical economists for pushing heavy industry and heavy capital projects without regard to current needs.
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Galis
Grafton’s early builders and the Love family legacy
The article traces Grafton’s 19th century development through successive rooming houses stores and halls. It notes Wheeler Rohrbaugh Parry Shaffer Sniveley and Gerkin Hall as early landmarks, cites the town charter era officials, and highlights births deaths and prominent figures including John T McGraw Dougherty Wheeler Henderson and Dr Ernest L Love shaping civic life.
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Genus Wheeler
Turner Book
Love Drug Company
John H. Rohrbaugh
Henry Webb
Samuel Armstrong
Grafton
Thomas Parry
Latham
Charles Clifford
Main
Luzadder Streets
Ambrose Sniveley
Luzadder Street
John C. Shaffer
Parkersburg
Little Cut
Webster
Virginia
Alexander Menefee
Henry O'Leary
Thomas McGraw
Henry Compton
John Whelan
Wehn
McCrory
Grafton Whelan
Walter W
John F
Delilah Greiner
Grafton Junction
John M
Alexander
Emily Bailey Yates
Beech Street
West
Walter Greiner
John Abbott
Abner
Jane Abner
John T. McGraw
Melissa Michael
John Dougherty
Mary Ann Cook
Mary C. Britt
Georgia Mackin
Miles D. Wheeler
Thomas B. Henderson
Honora Rosier
Mary E. Kuh
Lacey L. Robrbaugh
Mary McGraw
Mary B. Sniveley
Mary E. Beck
Mary L. Chase
Laura Morrison
John T.mcgraw
John T. Dougherty
John Dougherty, Jr
James Malarkey
Michael
Longstreet
John F. Brazil
John Lambden
Theodore Riley
Old Valley House
August Pollock
Main and
St. John Street
Cohen
Pollock
Citizens Savings Bank
John S. 8
Herr
George A. Jackson
Graft
First National
James I. Love
Snickersville
West Virginia
John Barton Love
James
Pruntytown
Mary Latham
Ernest \\L. Love
Postoffice Department
Dr. Love
Main Street
Roosevelt Addresses Retailers on Consumer Buying Power
In a speech to retailers, President Roosevelt argues consumer purchasing power fuels business. He contrasts two schools of thought, labeling one as gamblers who fear government intervention and warn of risking private enterprise on hunches. He criticizes conditions in 1928 and stresses the need for real purchasing power.
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Roosevelt
Dole
Roosevelt defends WPA programs and fiscal restraint
In a major domestic policy address, President Roosevelt touts five percent of WPA projects as questionable yet asserts 95 percent are beneficial and properly staffed. He rebuts charges of excess spending and vows not to let idleness replace work, stressing conservative New Deal pragmatism amid election speculation.
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PWA
WPA
Roosevelt
Ickes
Washington
WEA
Ple
Ued
Dole
Roosevelt Warns Against Debt for Future Generations
President Franklin D. Roosevelt decries national debt that will burden future generations. He contrasts the idea with the immediate plight of starving families, arguing that promising a utopian economy in 1989 does not feed hungry children today.
RULERS HONORED TOYOTO
Nine baby girls born during King George and Queen Elizabeth's visit were named in Toyoto with honors observed by Canadian press coverage. The event marks a royal greeting tied to the royal tour.
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Toyoto
King George
Queen Elizabeth
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