Roosevelt Forest Restoration Plan Faces Financing Debate
President Roosevelt pushes a Civilian Conservation Corps program to reforest idle lands and provide work, with a potential cost up to 300 million dollars and as many as 250000 workers, while critics question long term debt, bond defaults, and effective use of funds amid broader financial strains.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Congress
Wilcox
Florida
Bankruptcy Court
Smart Three Piece by Cheprie Nicholas
The article describes Cheprie Nicholas three piece traveling suit in green and white with a matching two tiered bag. A novelty green and white straw hat complements the motif and features woven check design. Two fashion trends are highlighted color matched accessories and cape capable jacket and skirt ensemble.
Dress Prints Echo Ancient Patterns in Modern Spring
Fashion borrows from the past as spring fabrics combine modern weaves with ancestral motifs. Herringbone linen evokes wool and crinoline era designs while new prints feature small figures and chalky plaids with white.
Egyptian Motif Seen in Latest Paris Styles
Fashions in Paris show an Egyptian leaning with Oriental colors appearing in printed silks handbags decorative scarves and jewelry. Designers note bright green jade turquoise with yellowish gold backgrounds as a common color scheme.
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Paris
Imany
Bold striped tweed sport suit turns heads on court
A striking striped black and white tweed sport suit features a divided skirt with grooves and flares, paired with a close fitting jacket. The design aims for a bold, flattering silhouette suitable for athletic wear and fashion.
Doing Hard Things in Mark and Luke Study
Lesson for May 7 presents Mark 10:32–62 and Luke themes on greatness through sacrifice. It covers Jesus foretelling his death, the disciples’ ambition, and Bartimaeus’ healing, highlighting service over self and the path to true greatness.
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Jerusalem
Jesus
Judas
Pontius Pilate
Christ
James
John
Matthew
Bartimaeus
David
Hypocrisy and Faith Cited in Counterfeit Dollar Remark
A quoted remark contrasts personal hypocrisy with criticizing Christianity for counterfeit faith. The speaker, W. E. Biederwolf, argues against rejecting Christianity due to hypocrites while noting counterfeit money in circulation. The note frames the tension between observed wrongdoing and belief.
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W. E. Biederwolf
Show Them Christ Call to Preachers and Crucified Savior
The message urges preachers to point listeners to a crucified Savior and to avoid leaving congregants asking for proofs of the nails. It emphasizes bold proclamation of faith and the need for tangible demonstrations of Christian truth.
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Christ
Exile and Persecution Among Jews: A Historical Overview
A Chicago Journal of Commerce writer notes Jews as the first Hebrews among Semitic peoples. It lists prophets from Elijah to Jeremiah, cites exile after Jerusalem's destruction, and contrasts medieval Christian mistreatment with later more enlightened attitudes.
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Abraham
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Shem
Elijah
Elisha
Jonah Amos
Joel
Hosea
Zachariah
Micah
Isaiah
Zephaniah
Jeremiah
Moses
Jerusalem
Christ
Dr Pierce Pellets Laxative and Cathartic Claim
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Pellets as best for liver bowels and stomach. It claims one Pellet for a laxative and three for a cathartic in a brief promotional notice.
Love's Miracle and the Cure of Coquetry
A short reflection asserts that the greatest miracle of love is overcoming coquetry. The piece explores romance, virtue, and inner transformation in a concise, contemplative voice.
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Trousseau
By Cherie Nicholas
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P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
the Cross
Love’s
Bayer
Eliot
Nature
Erie
Cutieura
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
Mass
Dr. Pierce
Kathleen Liscum
Route 4
San Antonio
WNU
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