Baruch Seen as Pragmatic Defender and Market Sage
In a portrait of Bernard M. Baruch, the veteran financier and advisor to presidents since Taft, his pragmatic, nonemotional approach to defense and finance is highlighted. The piece notes his stance as a skeptical yet influential figure, plus details on his background, beliefs, and recent defense loan role. It also mentions Harold N. Graves preparing the May 1 defense loan drive and Graves’ government tenure.
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EW York
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
U. S
Taft
Mr. Baruch
School of Baruch
Hugh S. Johnson
Herbert Bayard Swope
George N. Peek
War Industries Board
Europe
Wall Street
Phi Beta Kappa
Washington
Harold N. Graves
Graves
Secretary of the Treasury
Knox College
George Washington University
Quick Dutch Stuffed Baked Potatoes Review
A kitchen note urges creative potato prep beyond baking boiling or frying. It suggests using sausage stuffed potatoes croquettes pancake potatoes Idaho Suzette and potato doughnuts as ways to elevate a simple vegetable into a standout dish. The piece promotes thoughtful potato cooking with several recipe ideas.
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Washington
Florida
Maine
California
Potatoes in Multiple Ways From Old-Fashioned Recipes
A collection of baked and fried potato dishes plus croquettes and suzettes. Recipes cover stuffed potatoes with sausages, nut croquettes, potato doughnuts, Idaho suzettes, Belgian baked potatoes, Franconia potatoes, old fashioned scalloped potatoes, and Lyonnaise potatoes with step by step instructions and temperatures.
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Western Newspaper Union
Baking Potatoes Healthful Prep Guide
Lynn explains that steaming potatoes preserves minerals and yields a mealy texture, especially when the skin is eaten. Maintain warmth with towels if delayed, note sweet potatoes bake faster, and stress retaining vitamin C by storing cool, peeling later, cooking whole with minimal water, and boiling water rapidly.
New Ideas for Home Makers by Ruth Wyeth Spears
Feature on quilt design trends for home makers detailing bedspreads, color schemes, border options, and the Whirl Wind pattern. Notes cutting down iron beds for display, adds value of a bed valance, and promotes patterns Ann Rutledge Kaleidoscope and Whirl Wind with an offer for pattern sets.
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Ruth Wyeth
Spears
Lesson for April 6 Lecied Ad Copyrie and Education
Fragmentary note cites a lesson for April 6 with references to education and national focus. Limited readable names or specifics, no clear event or institution identified.
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Eee ‘National
Christ Promises Power Lesson from Acts 1 12
Luke presents the ascension and Christ’s promise of power for witnesses. The sermon recalls the resurrection proofs, the Holy Spirit’s coming at Pentecost, and the return of Christ. It urges believers to yield to the Spirit for bold gospel ministry and to await Jesus’ literal return.
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Luke
Christ
Alexander Maclaren
Jerusalem
Jesus
Satan
God
Quiet Morning Quip About Valet and Bell
A humorous exchange notes the speaker enjoys lying in bed and ringing a bell for a valet that does not exist. The other character points out the absence of a valet, prompting the playful punchline about having a bell instead.
Bargain Prompted by a Broke Man Seal
A humorous exchange unfolds as a destitute man asks to borrow money from a companion. The reply playfully suggests that even a modest five could yield a surprising hit, revealing a lighthearted streetwise bargaining tone.
Quiet Put Out Ein Gladys Nostalgic Homecoming
A fragmentary reminiscence notes Gladys offering a sense of belonging after a late call. The narrator reflects on feeling out of place yet drawn to the warmth of home and familiar ties.
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Ein
Gladys
Democracy, love and hash call for implicit faith
Among the things that demand trust democracy, love, and hash are noted as requiring belief beyond certainty. The line presents a concise reflection on faith in everyday and abstract notions.
Parrot Imitations Create Feasts for Hungry Explorer
A humorous exchange has the explorer recounting how he once dined on his pet parrot when very hungry. He recalls the parrot’s ability to imitate turkey, chicken, wild duck, and plover, describing the meal as a remarkable mimicry of various fowl.
Sized It Up in Rumored Tea Room Exchange
Miss Green requests more pudding as a young woman and a hostess direct the maid Bella to refill her plate in a brief dining room scene. The dialogue hints at social etiquette and service dynamics in a domestic setting.
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Miss Green
Sant
Bella
Dr Caldwell’s Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin
Old pestilent tone touts Dr Caldwell’s Laxative Senna combined with Syrup Pepsin as an easy on the stomach laxative. Claims relief for lazy bowels and stomach sensitivity, urging purchase at any druggist and noting appeal to finicky children.
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Laintivetouns
Dr. Caldwell
Selfish Enjoyment and Exclusion from True Pleasure
The quote contrasts a person who savors an experience only for personal gain with the possibility of broader joy. Thoreau suggests exclusive indulgence limits genuine fulfillment and shared value in what one enjoys.
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Thoreau
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