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Madame Secretary Grace and the New Deal in Washington
Madame Secretary’s cordial reception at the A F L convention highlighted labor leadership’s praise for her. Willis Thornton notes tea of spending pressure, inspections, and 55 proposals for public works with ideas ranging from a mile high tower to a moon rocket, while Tekes promises open allotment records. The piece also touches on job lines at the White House, NRA staff cuts, and labor education boosts as the era’s politics and projects unfold.
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Harold L. Tekes
White House
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When Children Walk Out on a Sunday Lunch
Olive Roberts Barton reflects on a mother shocked when her children left a carefully planned mixed gathering. She argues a child’s sense of obligation comes from early lessons. mothers should model reciprocal giving and ask for small sacrifices to teach consideration and mutual care.
They Say and Quotes on Charity and Life
A compendium of wry maxims and quotations from public figures and comedians. The remarks cover charity, religion, social divides, and resilience, reflecting a satirical view of wealth and power in society. Names include Alfred E. Smith Albert Bates Rev John Haynes Hulmes Ben Turpin and President Eusebio Alsya of Paraguay.
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Preacher Calls Fines for Nonvoters in New York
A New York preacher urges a $10 fine on those who do not vote, arguing the penalty is worth it to avoid much of the blame for elected officials. The remark targets widespread nonparticipation and accountability in elections.
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Barbecue, Brains, and Hearts in a Rural Party
In a countryside open space, a barbecue and bridge party unfolds amid a tense social web. Joan faces social pressure and a looming romance as Barbara probes loyalties while Bob guards feelings and Joans tennis and bridge play test her nerves.
Kathryn Kelly Testifies in Kidnapping Trial Evidence Traced
Government presents direct testimony showing Kath ry n Kelly as a willing accomplice in the Urschel abduction and ransom. Witnesses recount her outbursts about Urschel and her involvement in the flight with child Geraldine, aided by Luther Arnold and others.
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Community Harvest Notes And Social Visits
Hinton reports most cotton picked with corn gathering peas and digging sweet potatoes ongoing. Health in community described as pretty good. Mig Glyne Black visited Miss LaFrance Simmons over the weekend. Thelma and Mildred Foster were supper guests of Ora and Maxine Smith. Several residents attended a musical at Mt. Pleasant Saturday.
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Maxine Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Get Rid of Malaria Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad
An old advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic cures malaria by destroying the infection in blood and building up the blood with iron. It touts tasteless quinine, broad tonic use, safety for children, and wide store availability. Thousands reportedly conquered malaria with this remedy.
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Night Visits Mentioned In Social Notes
Miss Vernell Cox spent Monday night with Miss Lois Heirston. Mary Dell Hollis of Patmos spent Saturday night with Dorothy Elledge.
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Patmos
Dorothy Elledge
Creomulsion Promoted As Safe Cough Remedy For Children
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as the best and safest treatment for a child’s cough or cold. It claims the product emulsifies creosote with six other medicinals to soothe inflamed membranes and provides instant relief without narcotics.
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