War profits and lobbying snarls roil Roosevelt era politics
A cluttered report outlines scandals around wartime contracts and lobbying in Congress. It notes tensions with Lindbergh, attacks on airmail policy, and a clash over AAA staff shifts. It highlights Ickes oil permit stances and the fate of MacCracken files tying AAA to political maneuvering.
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House
Oesets
Buzzie
CWA
Lee
AAA
Fred Lee
American Farm Bureau
MacCracken
Co. L. H. Brittin
Northwest Airways
Senate Airmail
George Peek
Peek
Jerome Frank
Ene
Capitol Hiss
Farnt Bureau
New 1934 X’s Polish Remover Aids Dry Nails
A 1934 era note introduces X’s double-duty nail polish remover promising relief for dry brittle nails. The item targets girls seeking grooming aids and flexibility in beauty routines while noting its polishing neutral tone and conditioning claim.
YOUR CHILDREN and the freedom to grow as individuals
Olive Roberts Barton urges parents to stop shaping children to fit their own ideals. She warns that insisting on a fixed rightness traps both parent and child, and that each child must be allowed to develop his or her own temperament. The piece contrasts forcing methods with nurturing growth and self-discovery.
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Thomas
Mary
Gypsy Affairs Twist Through Turmoil and Death
Gypsy Morell navigates a tangled day of romance and rumor on the same date Derek’s death shocks the town. Tam, Tom, and Vera Gray figure in a web of jealousy, proposals, and a party invite that ends badly as Gypsy contemplates a path to happiness amid hardship.
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Gypsy Morelg
Tom Weave
Lila Motaling
Deri
Thia Hyeasin
Tan
Gypsy
Tam
Vera Gray
Derek
Verni
Verni Finds Excnacs
Tom
Surgents
Tam Leaven
Hantily
Clin
Marko Buougihvon
Litt
Niao Hua Ginson
Huur
Anarrela
Gypsy Faces Complication After Derek's Death
Gypsy weighs advice from Tom while a rebel reporter questions her about Derek's death. Sue reveals Hunt's recent change as Tam's innocence clashes with Tam's past. A Tall bland man named Weaver arrives at Gray’s office hinting at unseen messages as the mystery deepens.
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Sue
Lifn
Gypsy
Tam
Ald Sue
Slant
Derek
Rebiol
Tom
Mies Gray
Yesiovikiy
Mss Cay
Suneh
Love Letters of Dead Doctor Read Described in Trial
GREENWOOD Miss P Dr John Frestot Kennedy a surgeon died last summer led to a murder charge against Dr Sarah Ruth Dean. The defense opened with more than 100 letters Kennedy wrote to Dean from Delaware Greenwood and Sharon Miss. The notes describe love and separation plans and urged Dean to stand by for further developments. Dr A E Gordon testified Kennedy was barely able to recognize him on August 2 the day Kennedy claimed Dean deceived him and the defense argues memory failure and illness.
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Greenwood
John Frestot Kennedy
Sarah Ruth Dean
Dean
Sam
Dr. Dean
Delaware
Sharon
Miss
Virginia
Dean’s
Lewes Hospital
A. E. Gordin
Kennedy
Gordin
Electric Shock And Nervous System Effects
Electric shocks and lightning can cause hemorrhages in the brain and spinal cord and dramatic degenerative changes in nervous tissue. Outcomes depend on current path and skull involvement, with unconsciousness from concussion or rapid fluid buildup in the brain. Cases vary, but immediate artificial respiration remains vital if breathing ceases.
That Yard Garden of Yours No 10 Underdrainage and root space essentials
Landscape consultant Donald Gray discusses careful tree transplanting. He warns against neglecting drainage and water around roots, details methods to install dry wells, proper root preparation, soil filling, and planting height. He advises trenching, saucer shaping, trunk staking, and seasonal watering.
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Donald Gray
NEA
Recovery of consciousness after long lapse duress
The record describes gradual return of pulse and consciousness after prolonged interruption. It notes artificial respiration has restored life in rare cases after three to four hours. After recovery, some individuals face temporary inability to stand or walk due to leg paralysis, which typically vanishes within a day as nervous system changes resolve.
Harmony society notes and obituary in Hope area
Harmony residents visit friends over the weekend with Nellie Leach and Mrs. Sparks among those noted. Monday visits include Mr. and Mrs George McMillen, Mrs. Harley Rogers, S. L. Sanford, and Milton Rogers. A death, Henry G Bearden, occurred Monday at 12 o'clock with survivors extending sympathy. burial at Shoyer Springs cemetery.
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Nellie Leach
Hope
Sparks
Leach
George McMillen
Harley Rogers
George McMilen
Roy McWilliams
S. L. Sanford
H. B. Sanford
Henry G. Bearden
Byvial
Shoyer Springs
The Cowboy Star Stunt at Yankee Stadium
A producer famed for a cowboy star plans a publicity stunt in New York. The rider would circle the field before a game, with the horse rental quoted at 85 dollars. The producer questions how to prove the stunt without the horse’s showing. Beau Broadway reports in the New York Morning Telegraph.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Beau Broadway
New York Morning Telegraph
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