Dewey the Racket Smasher Seen as GOP Hope in 1940
The article profiles Thomas E. Dewey of Onondaga Michigan as a rising Republican star and possible 1940 White House contender. It charts his rapid rise as New York City special prosecutor who tamed organized crime, his clashes with Tammany Hall, and speculation about his gubernatorial and national ambitions within a reformist GOP framework.
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Etiquette Q and Answers From Mrs Post Page
A digest of etiquette questions and replies covers inviting engaged partners to dinners, housewarming party basics, greetings and handshakes, door reception etiquette, and Vindication appeals by Captain Carter, with Hetty Green’s wealth noted and social habits described.
Unidentified Publisher Taints Shakespeare Dedication Mystery
A garbled historic note questions who used the initials W. B. L and the true addressee for a pirate edition of Shakespeare’s Sentences. The puzzle centers on an unidentified recipient and a dubious dedication, with no clear resolution in the surviving text.
How to Sew 47 Ruth Wyeth Spears OSP
The article explains using a straight one by two inch valance board with finishing nails and screw eyes to create a smart drapery look. Drape sides and valance are thumbtacked to the board, then hung by hooking eyes over nails for easy cleaning and dusting. It promotes Mrs Spears Sewing book with 25 cents required.
Uncle Phil Says Good Deed Is Never Lost
A collection of maxims on manners and kindness. Observations on courtesy, vulnerability, and the value of compliments. The piece notes that openness about faults can endear, while discreet charity preserves recipients’ dignity. It also reflects on self-knowledge and wealth lessons from Rockefeller.
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