Roosevelt realignment signals shift in party loyalties
Washington report notes a cabinet clash as Secretary Harold Ickes denounces Democratic national committeemen, signaling Roosevelt intent to realign parties. The piece highlights Roosevelts appeal to progressive voters and support for California Senator Johnson, while conservatives fade. A NRA Blue Eagle case in Troy ends with a factory’s restitution and bond promises. Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms withdraws from Senate bid. Albert Simms to run for New Mexico governor.
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Aldline
Hoover
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NRA
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Troy
N.Y
Treneral Johnson
Compliance Board
William H. Davis
Davis
Department of Justice
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Code Authority
Bath
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms
Senate
Sam Lewis
Ilinois
New Mexico
Albert G. Simms
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Glorifying Yourself in Eyebrow Pen Use
A guide on eyebrow pen use highlights its role in shaping authentic makeup looks. The piece emphasizes correct technique for natural arch, even color, and precise application to enhance facial features. It also notes practice and reading product instructions for best results.
The Doctor Says No Miracle Tonic Promise
Olive Roberts Barton captures a doctor explaining why tonics do not heal every ailment and why some parents push for medicines rather than surgery. He argues modern throat specialists balance treatment and avoid gimmicks while stressing responsibility in medical care and suspicion toward physicians.
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Teague
Owl
How to Use a Black Eyebrow Pencil and Powder
The guide instructs using a black eyebrow pencil to outline both lids with careful, close lines along the lash roots and beyond the outer corners to create an Oriental upward slant. It then advises lining the brows if heavy, applying face powder generously over the face and neck, leaving it on for ten minutes before brushing off the excess.
Between Cubs and Vulleel Riots Dominate Cuero Rec ord
Rioting headlines surge as natives clash with Cubs and Mgr and Mrs Vulleel figures loom large in Cuero Rec ord front page.
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Cubs
Mgr
Mrs. Vulleel
Cuero Record
Turbulent lives intersect in a tangled urban web
A melodramatic scene unfolds as Vera and Gypsy navigate marriage, betrayal, and career aims. Tom Weaver contends with wife Gypsy’s changes after David’s birth, Vera’s rising influence, and a looming family crisis as Gypsy’s father suffers a serious car accident, while tensions flare between personal loyalties and work ambitions.
Manhattan Stopover Sparks Couple's Quiet Tiff
Vera presses Tom for a confession during a noon uptown ride and a soda stop near Times Square. She reveals longing for a closer bond as Tom dodges a hint of jealousy, while Vera weighs career over romance in a tense, unresolved moment.
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Mitter Tox
Seventy-second Street
Times Square
Tom
Vera
Hot Springs Baseball School Plans Draw Big Star Faculty
Hot Springs will host the second annual Ray Booth Baseball School on February 15 with more than 200 youths. Noted instructors include Grover Alexander and Rogers Hornsby aiding in hitting, pitching, and base running, with two months of training and team competition led by the instructors.
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Avis
Inbides
Lon Warneke
Rolly Hemsley
Browns
Mike Gonzales
Cords
Dean
Hospital Notes Report Children Born to Local Residents
Josephine Mr and Mrs L L Neal of West Sixth street welcomed a baby boy born Friday night. Lonnie Clements of 603 Pond street and his wife had a baby girl born Friday night. Clements is manager of Landes Supply company. Delaney Porter, a Black man, fired three times late Thursday and may have a quarrel with Sherman Cole near Columbus. doctors said Cole will recover.
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L. L. Neal
West Sixth Street
Lonnie Clements
Pond Street
Clements
Landes Supply Company
Delaney Porter
Sherman Cole
Columbus
News of 80 Years Ago in Old Files
Texarkana article describes a 1853 New York edition filibuster of aging headlines. Daniel Webster’s death, Washington Monument, Franklin Pierce inauguration and Louis Napoleon Eugenie marriage appear alongside a long clipper ship voyage, a silver mine discovery, and Kil Carson’s frontier route note. Taxation and wages remained central.
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Texarkana
Ark
America
Jimmy Longinott
PF. T. Barnum
New York
Daniel Webster
Washington Monument
Hurkaig
Sacramento
Franklin Pearce
Louis Napoleon
France
Marlemoiselle Eugenie de Montijo
San Francisco
Yunard County
Arkansas
Kil Carson
St. Louis
Patterned sewing patterns and mail-in chart offer
An old advertisement details Pattern 129 and Pattern 720 for plaid gingham and taffeta or gingham and cotton prints in four sizes. Size four requires about 2 1 8 yards of fabric and lace edging, with collar and sleeve bands in contrast. Readers are urged to mail a tear-out sketch to QUA RO D at 108 Park Avenue New York with name, address, size, pattern numbers, newspaper name, and payment for each pattern.
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New York
N. Y
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