The Consumer Is Boss Hobe Prefers Freedom in Spending
A discussion on consumer sovereignty and the value of advertising. The piece argues that individuals should freely choose how to spend income, criticizing overregulation and praising truthful advertising that informs buyers. It notes reforms aim to curb nonessential production and warns against restricting consumer choice.
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Youth Power in the 1930s Election Era
A mocked historical piece claims youths will decide the election with 10 million new voters by 1936. It cites Theodore C Joslin, notes shifting party lines, and argues youth turnout could swing the New Deal outcome. It presents figures on past votes and argues mobilizing the young will determine victory.
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Answers to Questions From The Reader Inquiries Sheet
A jumbled list of reader questions and partial answers on varied topics. Topics include hospital funds, Johnnie the bellhop on a program, population and geography facts, locomotive classifications, land history of the Empire State Building site, a farm conflict in 1778, Astor land sale values, iodine discovery, animal perfumes, extant Carot letters, caster used for parent talk, form of de facto government, and a museum reconstruction of President Lincoln’s boarding house room.
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Women and Newtons Apple in a Curious Tale of Gravity
A long, quirky excerpt traces a playful medieval style tale linking women and gravity. It recounts a courtship between Sir Isaac Newton and a woman dropping items, then spirals into notes on gravity, anatomy of a tree, vitamins, and various trivia questions from a mixed, stream-of-consciousness rhythm.
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New Books Review Mixed on German Jewry and Western History
A long review notes Marvin Lowenthal's The Jews of Germany tracing anti Jewish blame across eras from medieval to modern times and Hitler’s aims, while also discussing works on democracy and capitalism. It covers books by Artie Mowden Smith and Santelice, with praise for literary portraits and a critical look at historical narratives.
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