Confidence for 1939 as business climbs from lows
The Central National Bank of Cleveland bulletin argues industrial output rose in October for the fifth month, unemployment fell, and business sentiment improved. It notes a historical pattern where post-depression recoveries reached higher living standards, with jobs expanding faster than population despite tech-driven shifts, and suggests a path to full recovery by 1939.
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America
Central National Bank of Cleveland
The Black Mum's Revolution and San Domingo Revolt
Bruce Catton reviews The Black Jacobins by GC L Jamies detailing the slave uprising on Saint Domingue that led to freedom and independence from France. The piece reflects on Toussaint Louverture Dessaline and the brutal conflicts, calling the work a timely study of revolution and a gripping historical narrative.
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Toussaint Louverture
Dessaline Whey
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The Family Actor On Sports and Heart Health
A reforming piece by Morris Fishbein of the American Medical Association argues athletes with long duration training may have large hearts but that controlled fitness does not harm a normal heart. It warns against returning to heavy activity after illness and advises careful heart checks, weight control, and steady exercise to extend lifespan.
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Morris Fishdein
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American Medical Association
Hygela
Hearth Magazine
Ukelya Login
Fragmented quotes on divorce and holiday breaks in 1930s notices
A collection of fragmented quotations mentions Frank Wallace claiming marriage to Mae West and seeking a divorce, a man dismissing a Lag prank, a 14 year old speaker, a critic’s worry over mental strain, Kenyan mothers protesting Christmas nine days off, and a New York magistrate’s bizarre garlic remark, reflecting quirky public notices.
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Mae West
Wy Divoren
Wes Methuselah
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William Vat Narmat
Kannas Clits
Kenosha
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New Yor City
Answers to Cranium Cracker Quiz On Page One
A fragment lists five true or false statements from a historic quiz. It includes claims about Davy Jones as legend, Hara-kuti as a Japanese ritual, Matthew Vassar as a brewer, Marana meaning tomorrow, and Mohair from boat hair, with mixed truth values.
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Davy Jones
Matthew Vassar
Vassar College
Present Day Premier Horizontal Puzzle Clue List
The page offers a mixed puzzle with clues for both horizontal and vertical entries. It mentions the prime minister Neville and includes a long string of cryptic hints such as Unemployed, Mountain pass, Lock opener, and various wordplay items across a grid format with references to months, numbers, and professions.
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Neville
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