Roosevelt critics target supporters amid primaries dispute
Washington. President Roosevelt faces sharp scrutiny as his allies and party leaders take heat for interference in state primaries and for urging Republicans to vote in Democratic contests. The row centers on Idaho, Georgia and other states, with debates over consistency and political strategy.
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Sew for Home Decorator Books Offer Exquisite Ideas
A reader praises Ruth Wyeth Susar and her Sewing for the Home Decorator books. Messages describe slipcovers reupholstering a wing chair curtains and bedspreads ideas with washable quick-to-make trims. Books priced 25 cents each with a 36 stitch cra zzypatch leaflet offered free when both are ordered.
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Insect First Picnicker and Digger Quip Growl
A playful exchange about insects sets a cheeky tone as two picnickers discuss the creeping grass. A quip follows, defining a gold digger as a girl who uses her funds wherever she finds them.
His Fault Forgiveness Exchange Between Henry and Dear
A brief dialogue snippet shows a confession of error by one person to another named Henry. The exchange includes a request for forgiveness and an acknowledgment of being in the wrong.
Trivia Quiz on World Facts and History
The questions cover tallness of Theodore Roosevelt and his sons, the world’s largest school system, reasons for a horse at a funeral, cities with most broadcasting stations, historical and current divorce rates, global slavery status, and the largest tire ever made.
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Divorce Rates Rise From 1900 to 1935 In Marriages
Data shows 1900 had 81 divorces per 1000 marriages and 1935 rose to 164 per 1000. The figures reflect shifting social patterns across decades.
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Tall figures in a list of names and heights
The passage gives heights for five men: James 6 ft 1 in, Elliott 6 ft 3 in, Franklin Jr. 6 ft 2 in, and John 6 ft 4 in. It also mentions New York with 1,110,000 students and 38,000 teachers, notes a ritual of horse sacrifice at a warrior burial, and states Havana Cuba leads with thirty three broadcasting stations.
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