Formal or rough boyfriend sparks teenage gossip
A girl and her friend talk about the boyfriend of the former. The friend notes he is too rough, but the young woman defends him as being in formal.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1937
Page
7
Full Day's Work Question Sparks Farmer's Reply
A farmer questions the notion of a full day's work and dismisses the idea as impractical. He suggests his upbringing shapes his view and asserts there is no such thing as a complete day’s labor.
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Farmer Corntessel
Senator Sorghum Remarks on Servants and Intellectual Women
In a sharp exchange, Senator Sorghum questions the public servant role and mocks needing intellectual women for problems. He implies the need for assistance while belittling the audience. The dialogue reflects tensions over expertise and gender in governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Sorghum
Politico
Just a Poor Historian. The Dodd Years in Nazi Germany
A portrait of William E. Dodd as U S ambassador to Germany from 1933, noted for calm but firm protests against Nazi assaults on Americans. The piece sketches his background as a historian, his citizenly stance, moral credibility, and his role amid rising tensions, including threats from Julius Streicher.
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New York
William E. Dodd
Hitler
Germany
America
University of Leipzig
Thomas Jefferson
University of Chicago
Bancroft
White
Julius Streicher
North Carolina
Blue Ridge Mountains
My Favorite By Recipe Wrene Rich Chicken Stew
Divide a chicken and stew until tender then remove to a hot platter. To the stock add rice and dumplings made from egg water salt and flour. drop spoonfuls into stock and cook about ten minutes. If rice is uncooked boil twenty minutes before adding dumplings.
Family Psychic Toll on the Nile Near Luxor
A 99 year old family racket operates on the Nile near Luxor where a father and now the son collect tolls from passing ships. They claim psychic powers to influence the voyage and captains paid first through fear, now out of custom according to Collier's Weekly.
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Nile
Luxor
Egypt
Collier’s Weekly
Triumph of Principles
A concise reflection on inner peace, asserting that only personal virtue and self mastery grant true serenity. The quote emphasizes independence from external rewards and stresses disciplined adherence to moral standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Black-Draught Laxative Promises Quick Relief
The advertisement extols Black-Draught as a purely vegetable laxative that promptly relieves constipation. It urges taking a dose at first sign to prevent dullness and discomfort and to restore life’s enjoyment.
Friendship Ornament Taken In Modesty Quote
A concise aphorism attributed to Cicero warns that harming friendship by vanity or pride destroys the precious bond. The line frames modesty as the guarding force against friendship’s loss.
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Cicero
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