Trade Pact With Canada Stirs U S Industry Reactions
The 1930s reciprocal trade accord with Canada shifts duties on machinery, meat, citrus, automobiles, lumber and more, provoking mixed US industry responses. Lumber and dairy groups fear losses while farm machinery, auto and electrical sectors cheer expected sales and job gains. Canadian reactions vary from cautious to hopeful.
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William C. Utley
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Washington
Mackenziny King
Cordel Hull
Belgium
Brazil
Colombia
Cuba
Hait
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United States
Hull
Hoover
Wallace
Hawley-Smoot
Wanderers of Europe Move by Foot and Wheel in 1935
Estimates from travel bureaus show Europe sees nearly double the 1934 human tide as steamship rail and motor traffic surge. Hiking grows with more than 1,000,000 travelers on trails across cities and countryside, while women adopt independence, ditching chaperons and traveling solo with plans and cash for tours.
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Nona
Satin Shirtwaist Frock Pattern Promotes Pastel Shine
A gleaming satin shirtwaist frock in soft pastel hues is showcased as a fall wardrobe upgrade. Pattern 2348 offers sizes from 14 to 42, with detailed step-by-step instructions and design features like soft bodice fullness puff sleeves and a young collar. Send 15 cents for the pattern and address the Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in New York City.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
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New York City
Postum Free Week Offer Promises Healthful Supply
The Postum Company offers a full week’s supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it. The ad appears in another part of the paper and invites readers to request the complimentary week.
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Postum Company
Quotes on Mussolini Hitler and Federal Relief Policy
The piece presents opinions on Mussolini and Hitler, arguing Mussolini is less dangerous but the two regimes threaten peace. It contrasts Italian Africa policy with a warning about a Roman empire dream. It also argues federal relief must continue past July to avoid sudden disruption and notes ongoing unemployment despite economic recovery.
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Hitler
Mussolini
Emil Ludwig
Germany
Italy
Africa
England
Ethiopia
LA Guardia
Reviving NRA Not Planned Says Industrial Co operation Head
Georgy L Berry coordinator of Industrial Co operation states he does not seek to revive the NRA. He reports thousands of business leaders and labor figures broadly favor avoiding more emergency legislation while endorsing fair competition and labor standards.
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NRA
Georgy L. Berry
Want of Application in Pursuit of Success
A concise adage notes that desire and capability exist, yet effort matters more. It asserts progress hinges on diligent application rather than scarce resources, framing success as a product of persistent work over time.
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Rochefoucauld
That Touch of Madness Which We Call Genia
A Cosmopolitan excerpt discusses genius as more than technical mastery. It explores how mental, physical, and spiritual harmony create extraordinary work and how a trace of madness may elevate artistry beyond perfection.
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Quéritin Repnolda
Cosmopolitan
Different View Youth Dreams of Future and Past Hammock Reflection
A concise reflection contrasts youth with dreams of what lies ahead and an older perspective recalling the past. The piece uses meditative tone to explore time, memory, and the shifting view of life as one ages.
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