The Need For Confidence in Recovery Efforts
National Chairman Sentinels of the Reput emphasize restoring public confidence as key to recovery. From Capitol Hill to the White House, officials push to remove barriers to productive activity, expand reemployment in construction, and shift focus to proven methods that revive confidence. The piece urges Congress to unleash American skill and energy to win the battle for sound recovery.
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Govern
Capitol Kul
White House
Wike-Spead
America
Congress
Getting Along Nicely Jaresh Heads Home After Injury
F W Jaresh of Hallettsville known as the Osage Crush man suffered a fracture above the right ankle. He was in Moulton Monday attending his business interests and is reported to be recovering well.
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F. W. Jaresh
Hallettsville
Moulton Monday
Back at Work After Foot Injury Palace Barber Owner
Joe Ducho owner of the Palace Barber Shop returns to work following a foot injury from a recent fire drill. He remains limping as the injured area mends steadily.
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Joe Ducho
Palace
Joe
Christmas Program At Legion Hall December 17
Geier Merrem Post No 392 American Legion and Lidis Auxiliary announce a Christmas program at the Legion Hall on Friday night December 17 with Santa Claus appearing in person.
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Geier-Merrem Post
American Legion
Lidis Auxiliary
the Legion
Santa Claus
Card of Thanks for W C Kortweg
We express sincere appreciation to relatives friends and neighbors for kindness consolation and floral offerings in the loss of our beloved wife mother and grandmother Mrs W C Kortweg Special thanks to Komensky P T A for the bouquet the Moulton ladies for hymns and Rev W Slach meier for prayers and words of consolation.
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W C Kortweg
Komensky P T. A
Moulton Ladies
W. Slachmeier
Electric eel proves real superdynamo in tests
New York scientists report precise measurements of electric eels producing strong currents. An eleven and a half inch eel discharged 196 volts and three watts, enough to lift a four pound sack of flour four five inches per second, with currents traveling along the body at 1000 feet per second.
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New York
C. W. Coates
Tropical Fish Department
Aquarium
Coates
Richard T. Cox
Department of Physics
New York University
Cox
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Meyerhoff Dry Goods
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Electric Eel
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North Carolina
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