Townsend Plan and Roosevelt Critique Debate State of Society
A dense, period-voice column critiques the Townsend plan for $200-a-month pensions and argues for capable use of U S land. It praises Mrs Roosevelt for moving families to decent homes while condemning financial risks and political opportunism. The piece mentions idle millions, Texas oil potential, and a Chicago murder tied to labor unrest.
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Mia. Roosevelt
Smartly tailored house frock with easy front opening
You will like the youthful shirtwaist linen and quick slip in design. The dress opens full length at the front with a te-belt for waist adjustment and a bow tie. Pattern 2071 comes in sizes 14 through 44 and requires 3 1 2 yards of 36 inch fabric for size 16. Instructions included. Send fifteen cents to Bowing Circle Pattern department.
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Such Is Jazz in Crimson Gulch Cafe Scene
In Crimson Gulch a cafe scene sees a dog tipping a table and four waiters dropping trays while patrons laugh about a mistaken jazz tone. Caetan Jos notes a few gengeters linger, useful during reform elections to be temporarily cleaned out.
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David and Goliath: child mispronunciation punchline
In a playful classroom moment seven year old David struggles with a spelling test until the teacher peers through the name tag and proclaims a grand misfire. The boy responds with a confident retort about a past slaying, echoing the biblical tale.
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Goliath
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