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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1938

Page

1

Middle ground trend in Dem G O P coalition analysis

Joseph W. La Bine surveys a shifting political landscape as Roosevelt’s middle-road approach fuels GOP cooperation on curbing expenditures and relief reform. He notes senators from both parties backing bipartisan relief boards and profit sharing amid rising Republican strength and Democratic internal tensions.

Jackson Farley Hopkins Cornell Hull Democratic Party Roosevelt Hull Congress Senate Oregon Charles L. McNary North Carolina Josiah W. Bailey Edward R. Burke Nebraska Bailey

Propagandists for democracy urged in science teaching

Dr Morris Meister of New York urges science teachers to become propagandists for democracy by educating students to hate war because it is unscientific. Home-building outlook for 1939 seen as best since 1929 with residential construction possibly reaching 1.3 billion dollars. Chicago residents spend about 30 dollars yearly on liquor and 20 cents on higher forms of music. Denver PE classes adopt Swing Vindicated rhythms and jig motion to teach rhythm social grace and provide exercise.

Morris Meister New York Denver

What to Eat and Why By C Houston Goudiss

An article on child nutrition outlines causes of undernourishment and poor appetite, emphasizing maternal attitude. It argues balanced diets, low-cost nutritious choices, and teaching children to eat suitably build healthy habits.

C. Houston Goudiss

Helpful Hints for Quiet Meals and Picky Eaters

Guidance for families to foster calm meals with finicky children. Emphasizes regular quiet mealtimes, impersonal table talk with older kids, self-feeding for younger children, short rests before meals, and gradual changes. Suggests mild flavors, limited condiments, and presenting foods to help acceptance.

Swnu—C. Bouston Goudiss—rose

Crochet Medallions Pattern 6077 for Snowflake Luxuries

Instructions and illustration for medallions in string or cotton. Pattern 6077 available from The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W 14th St New York. Send 15 cents, name and address requested. Snowflake medallions offer an inexpensive luxury when crocheted and joined into cloth, spread, pillow, or scarf.

Household Arts Dept W. 14Th Street New York N. Y

Ask Me Another General Quiz Questions

A set of trivia prompts asking which country claims the North Pole, author of the tangled-web line, size of a prize maple leaf in Canada, Huey Long's congressional speaking record, origin of the word gospel, correct Daladier pronunciation, and the United States Capitol floor area and room count.

North Pole Canada Huey Long Congress United States Capitol

Answers to seven varied trivia items from historical notes

No land at the North Pole. no nation claims it after Peary hoisted the flag on April 6, 1909. Quotes from Marmion appear. A national maple leaf contest winner measured 21 by 22 inches last year. Huey P. Long’s 1935 Senate filibuster lasted 15% hours. Gospel is Saxon. "God's spel" translates to God's story. Dah-lah dyay pronunciation with last syllable accented. The Capitol spans 14 acres of floor area with 430 offices and storage rooms.

North Pole Robert Edwin Peary Walter Scott Huey P. Long Senate

Spirit of Love Quote by Henry Brum Mond

A reflective quote notes that life’s memorable moments occur when actions arise from a spirit of love. It attributes the line to Henry Brum Mond, urging readers to live with compassion in daily life.

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