The Trailer Craze Drives A New American Nomad Life
A brisk rise in automobile trailers mirrors a new nomadic lifestyle in the U.S. Dealers report 20,000 to 35,000 trailers in 1935 and up to about 200,000 annual production later, with buyers ranging from itinerant workers to retirees. Trailers vary from simple carriers to fully equipped "land yachts," selling through dealers and factories as the U.S. shifts toward portable housing on wheels.
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Labor and Roosevelt face changes to social security law
The piece discusses William Green and labor leaders pressing to remove the payroll tax from workers and place it on wealth, amid shifts in sentiment after the campaign. It notes Roosevelt and Morgenthau oppose changes, while seaway and tax policy debates unfold, with senators poised to vote on related treaties and the fate of corporate dividend practices under the existing law.
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Simple But Smart Patterns For Home Sewing
Three easy to make sewing patterns offered with step by step instructions. Pattern 1949 for a day frock with simple yoke collar and versatile sizes 13 to 20 uses 3 1/2 yards of fabric. Pattern 1973 is a five piece morning dress with belt and darted waist for several sizes. Pattern 1044 for toddlers aged six months to three years features two piece front and back with puff sleeves. Send fifteen cents for Barbara Bell Fall and Winter Pattern Book to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
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Perfection and Polite Wisdoms from a Fragmented Quote
A fragmented reflection on perfection defined by steady effort, mutual aid, and character shaped by hardship. It muses on common deeds done well, seeking favors only with consent, and admiring those who create from nothing. It notes lessons from failures, poise, and simple paths to happiness through friends.
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