Governor Cochran visit highlights debt and welfare debates
In Washington Governor Cochran of Nebraska discusses state debt free status, tax policy, and how cutting spending aligns with Nebraska’s fiscal restraint. He contrasts Nebraska’s record with national debt and weighty social security questions, warning against expanding federal welfare with broader funding.
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Washington
R. L. Cochran
Nebraska
Cochran
Treasury Department
Treasury
Samuel
Mr. Cochran
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Home Décor Pads Brighten Drawers with Machine Quilting
Ruth Wyeth Spears offers galley style notes on decorating drawers with glazed chintz pads backed by muslin and padding. Detailed steps include cutting stitching basting spacing and machine quilting to keep the pads flat. Books Gifts Embroidery and Sewing for the Home Decorator priced 25 cents with autograph options and a free crazy-patch quilt leaflet.
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Spears
Wise and Otherwise in a Ragged Rhyme
A humorous clipping mixing proverbs and puns about life, commerce, and a man’s estate of hundreds of clocks. It riffs on Bibles of stamp collecting, taxation, and timing, with quips about dignity, deeds, and tomorrow’s law.
Debunking Heroes and Public Enemy No 1
A columnist reflects on the label public enemy number one and its effect on criminals who see themselves as heroes. The piece urges a constructive approach to difficulties, notes the value of supportive friends, and warns against isolation within narrow-minded circles.
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Michigan
Treasury
Congress
House
Senate
Quick Riddles from a Quiz Show
The questions cover US coinage tied to the pieces of eight, astronomy sun spots, church distinctions, Holland capitals, the International Date Line, the current Prince of Wales, the Circus Maximus capacity, a poem line about flying words, the start of the twentieth century, and the count of nations with which the US has foreign relations.
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United States
Holland
Historic Facts and Dates from Early 1900s Records
A collection of factual statements about geography governance and history. Topics include cathedral roles, The Hague and Amsterdam functions, the 180th meridian, Wales succession, stadium capacities, Will Carleton’s writing, year counting rules for the 1900s, and U.S. diplomatic posts and overseas offices.
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Hague
Amsterdam
mid-Pacific
Prince of Wales
Will Carleton
United States
Free City of Danzig
Principality of Monaco
Palestine
Philippine Islands
Republic of San Marino
Syria
The Dollar
A brief note discusses the dollar as a monetary unit and introduces the idea of sun spots described as solar cyclones.
Tips to Gardeners: All marigold and all petunia gardens
Gardeners find pleasure in themed plant displays. Marigolds and petunias offer 다양한 colors and uses from cut flowers to garden color. For fragrance focused plots, Alyssum and sweet William stand out, while showy foliar designs benefit from Coleus and Dusty Miller. Wildflower beds suit Lupin and Cone Flowers among others.
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Harry A. Joy
Joseph
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Washington Digest
William Brackart
National Press Bldg
Washington, D. C
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Long
Treasury General Fund
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Rumania
Yugoslavia
Russian Empire
Western Newspaper Union
Ruth Wyeth
Baste
Uncle Phil
America
Ex-Lax
P. A
Tia
Prince Albert
Arry Romano
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
M. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
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