Lobbying, Bonds and Booze in Roosevelts Era
Washington diary notes the lobbying surge amid anti lobby bills and debates over pressuring public pity for lobbyists. It covers Confederate bond suits, northern states’ potential suits, Monaco’s role, and Roosevelt's liquor import strategy breaking Canadian and American monopolies while auto exports loom large.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Ido
NRA
PWA
Reise
Roosevelt
Posal
Isbor
Arthur Maen
Henry L. Doherty
Mullen
Doherty
Internal Revenue Bureau
Federal Trade Commission
Post Office
Moniaco
Supreme Court
Mississippi
North Dakota
Connecticut
Vermont
Prince
Monaco
Isabella I
Spain
Alfonso
Canada
NEA Service, Inc
Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
An article argues shaping a child's attitudes toward others to prevent jealousy and meanness. It urges parents to foster admiration without envy, friendliness to equals, sympathy for the less fortunate, and a calm, nonpatronizing kindness from an early age, with parents modeling proper attitudes. It closes with a quote from W. Somerset Maugham about ease of acquaintance with dog owners.
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Olive ‘Roberts Barton
Yun
Rising Motor Vehicle Deaths Highlight 1932 Trends
Dr Morris Fishbein notes accident deaths fell by 9000 in 1932 from 1931, yet motor vehicle fatalities surpass homicides and crises combined. He details seasonality, regional variations, pedestrian versus motorist shares, and rising carbon monoxide deaths, warning of new machine-age hazards and urging cautious driving amid the depression era. He also discusses measles risks, especially for malnourished or poorly nourished children in high mortality groups, and emphasizes bedside care and prevention.
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North Dakota
Mississippi
Minnesota
United States
Scotland
Oxhouse
United States Army
Stamps Quartet Performs At Baptist Church Saturday Night
The Washington Stamps quartet presented a program at the Baptist church Saturday night. Several locals and visitors were noted in town including Mrs Gala Neth of Texarkana, Artin Gibson of Hope, Mrs Bernie Eubanks of Oakland, and Earl Thompson of Bright Stay. Mention of measles cases and medical advice on preventing infection appeared amid town chatter and patient care notes.
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Stamps Quartet
Baptist Church
Gala Neth
Texarkana
Artin Gibson
Hope
Jim Martindale
Ed Shepperson
Columbus
Russel Rowe
Bernie Eubanks
Oakland
Kirde Kolb
Tekomm
O. A. McKnight
Route 2
Earl Thompson
Bright Stay
Mr. Lewis
Paul Bailey
Shover Springs Club Holds Second Meeting at Mrs England Home
The Shover Springs Demonstration Club held its second meeting at Mrs. Virgil England's home on March 14 due to a scheduling mix up. A special meeting was called for that date to address urgent club matters and plan upcoming activities.
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Shover Sprites
Shover Springs
Black-Draught For Biliousness Helps Mrs Crip's Relief
A Pulaski resident Mrs L B Crip praises Black-Draught for 101 years of use with headache constipation and biliousness relief. She reports feeling tired sluggish and bloated before taking a dose every other night until relief. The ad also mentions a new pleasant tasting syrup.
Home Demonstration Club Holds County Meeting
The Hempstead County Home Demonstration Club opened with devotional and prayer led by Mrs. Virgil. Miss Helen Griffin and Mrs. Ida Fenton spoke on home management and child training, emphasizing time spent on cooking, housework, and child care. The club split into groups for activities, and the next meeting is planned for April 13 at Mrs. Runes home with continued focus on home management principles.
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I. Shoun
Fame
Pevlon
Boel
Mos
Positive Relief for Itchy Rash Promises Soothing Results
A brief note touts a topical ointment described as Mee Sher Ointment that melts on the skin to relieve itchy rashes. It claims rapid cooling and cooling relief, with testers noting diminished itching and a calming effect after application.
Meeting invites all to bring materials for clothing fender
Report notes Mrs J R Reed presiding as clothing fender while a professor proposes a NOW capital for the United States to heat up the Mississippi region and asks what benefit to the pearl. It comments on wartime concerns as Japs and Russians worry over territory their planes fly over and potential control of borders.
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J. R. Reed
Fender
Povays Woerome
Colie
United States
Mississippi
Mexia Daily News
Mbna
Lyotkin Daily News
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