Soul seeks God by faith not reason or effort
A quoted line from Mme. Guyon emphasizes turning to God through love rather than intellectual argument or strenuous struggle.
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Mme
Guyon
High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1933
Page
4
Problem of Inadequate Housing in Greensboro
The Family Service agency report for July in Greensboro links housing scarcity to needy families and health harms. Crowded quarters, especially among Black residents, accompany rising illegitimacy and family tensions, with broader social costs and calls for slum replacement and higher housing investment.
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Family Service Agency
Greensboro
Service Agency
Memory of an Elephant and the 1936 Campaign
The article uses an Elephant metaphor to describe political memory and vengeance in the 1936 election cycle. It notes the Republican Party lies quiet and well bred, avoiding publicity while the Democratic “New Deal” era shifts attention to future campaigning strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Democratic Party
Roosevelts New Deal Facing Mixed Support and GOP Fissures
The piece notes growing discontent with the Roosevelt administration among some workers and former Hoover allies in Washington. It highlights lingering Republican divisions between old guard and new, warning the party to resolve internal rifts to avoid a 1932-like repeat.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hoover
California
Old Guard
New
Reed
What Did Big Jim Tell the Kingfish
A critique of Huey Long and his Louisiana machine amid Roosevelts patronage battle led by Big Jim Farley. The piece notes Long’s protest at Washington over patronage and suggests Farley’s policies outmaneuver him, asking what Big Jim told the Kingfish to calm him. The tone implies a shift toward accountability.
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Big Jim
Huey Long
Louisiana
Mr. Farley
Roosevelt
Long
Milk Dealers Challenge Roosevelt Plan in Chicago Suit
Independent Chicago milk dealers file suit to test the Recovery Act and six and a half cent per quart pricing versus a ten cent minimum under the code. The case raises federal authority vs state powers and potential enforcement through fines up to 500 dollars and 60 days imprisonment for each violation.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce and Employer Impact Question
The text questions how a law governing interstate commerce affects an employer whose business operates across state lines. It raises whether federal policing power applies to such employers and what limitations or effects ensue.
Automobiles Rise From Luxuries to Depression Era Necessity
During the Depression millions lost jobs and savings yet the automobile shifted from luxury to daily necessity. Relief funds supported those who drove to welfare offices, while new models and efficient vehicles began to attract buyers as the market recovered. The car became central to transport, pleasure, and business.
Taxes Mount as Income Slumps
State governors meet in San Francisco to discuss tax burdens amid a shrinking national income. Taxes rise in share of national income from 12 percent in 1929 to about 20 percent, with local taxes bearing three quarters of the burden and many payments postponed or avoided through exemptions and overlapping levies.
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Bruce Catton
San Francisco
United States
Feeral
Shoestring start up ends in tin cup fate
A nugget of local wit notes that many men who begin ventures with little capital drift to hardship and reliance on unsteady charity as their business grows.
Washington Dives Into New Deal Plans and Economic Reforms
Daily letter from Rodney Putcher in Washington surveys the capital’s debate on the next phase of the New Deal. Experts discuss control of production and prices, potential schemes, and the risks of wage and code tensions amid looming economic questions. Nudists plan a Chesapeake Bay colony. a Quaker government aide faced an oath loophole. Woodin’s throat illness prompts return to Treasury duties, with speculation on his term length.
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Rodney Putcher
The
Enterprise
Washington
Brain Trust
NRA
Chesapeake Bay
Woodin
Treasury
Wee Willie
All Street
Griffin Daily News Reverses Pages Backing President
Griffin Georgia. The Griffin Daily News printed its front and back pages in reverse order yesterday in a display of support for the President and his recovery plan. Editor Quimby Melton has backed the President since the proposal's first mention.
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Griffin
Griffin Daily News
Quimby Melton
Seaplane Flight Delayed by Atlantic Fog
In Shoal Harbor Newfoundland August 2 reports of heavy fog in the mid Atlantic halted the departure of 24 Italian seaplanes bound for Valentia Island Ireland. The crews were ready to go at dawn when General Italo Balbo received the bad weather forecast.
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Shoal Harbor
N. F
mid-Atlantic
Valentia Island
Ireland
Italo Balbo
First Internal Combustion Engines Early Gunpowder Use
The initial internal combustion engines dated around 1687 and were built to run on gun powder, marking an early exploration of explosive propulsion in engineering history.
Flax Grown on 24 Acres in 1870 England Now Rare at Royal Estate
In 1870 England grew flax on 24 acres but today likely only the king's Sandringham estate still grows flax. The shift marks a dramatic decline in domestic flax cultivation and a nod to royal agriculture.
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England
King's Sandringham Estate
Gilded Ball Versus Reality At Office Breaks
In a social set at a breakfast table Kenneth Corbett teases Sarah Lou about vanity and Sue defends practicality. Sarah Lou brags of a found apartment while Sue and Kenneth discuss worth, aging, and the lure of appearances. The mood shifts from light banter to genuine concern for Sarah Lou’s happiness.
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Kenneth Corbett
Sarah Lou
Sue
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