Industrial heads end their political war with White House
Byron Price reports a notable shift as President Roosevelt signals a more conciliatory stance toward business. The latest remarks praise private job creation and urge continued cooperation, signaling a possible easing of tensions that defined recent administration-business relations.
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Faming
Brown's Lotion Ad for Itchy Foot and Skin Ailments
Ad touts Quick Relief Brown's Lotion for itchy athletes foot bad foot odors eczema tinea ringworm chigger and mosquito bites. Mentions pricing 60c and 1.00 with brief sale prompt.
Roosevelt Eyes Calmer Days After Reemployment Comment
The article analyzes President Roosevelt's reemployment statement and the near term shift in his relationship with business. It notes prior sharp rhetoric against business, the unexpectedly mild tone after a sweeping victory, and speculation about a more cooperative, peaceful domestic climate ahead. The piece weighs whether this signals a lasting change or merely a pause amid ongoing pressures and obligations.
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NRA
Roosevelt
White House
Rebel guns pound Madrid in city bombardment
Insurgent gunners resumed shelling Madrid, six shells hit central areas near Puerta del Sol and plazas. Crowds fled to a subway, fearing casualties and extensive damage as the fight for control intensified in the Spanish capital.
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Madrid
Spain
Puerta del Sol
Times Square
Mrs Becker's Famous Sponge Cake Gains Fame Across Nation
Mrs Sam Becker of Fort Thomas Kentucky rose to national attention after personally gifting a cake to President and Mrs Roosevelt during a campaign stop. The cake praised by First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and praised by Postmaster General Farley, remains a family secret recipe with a Russian origin and a cinnamon flecked, angel food like texture that baffles guessers.
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Fort Thomas
Sam Becker
13 Plank Program Outlined by Grange
The National Grange on Monday outlined a 1937 platform for agriculture with L A Taber stating a goal of growth and equality for farmers. Proposals include soil conservation managed by farmers and fed eral supervised crop insurance, while varied personal anecdotes appear about Mc Becker and Dorothy, tied to a cake theme.
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Housewife Club Leader Promotes Cake Icing Flavor Taste
Mrs Becker, described as a homey housewife active in club affairs, advocates a cake icing trend diverging from almonds lemons or vanilla extracts. She says she will bake a cake if asked, highlighting community cooking chatter.
Black-Draught Aimed At Quality And Value
The advertisement touts Black-Draught as affordable due to economical packaging while asserting high quality from leaves of a distant plant species. It claims reliable vegetable laxative effects and warns that substitutions reduce medicinal efficacy. About 25 doses per 25 cent package.
Still Coughing Ad Card Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for persistent coughs and throat irritation. It claims the product soothes inflamed membranes and loosens phlegm, promising satisfaction or money back. The copy targets readers with lingering chest coughs and urges immediate purchase through a druggist.
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