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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1938
Page
6
A brief report notes a cautious stance toward business goals as executives evaluate market conditions and strategic options. Analysts indicate pressure on deal activity amid shifting investment sentiment and regulatory considerations.
President Roosevelt asserts Congress will not let the people down as he outlines his 1939 economic program. He defends balance, deficits, and pro‑growth laws, stresses support for small businesses, and vows to advance on core New Deal principles despite criticisms.
Democratic congressman from Texas urged a seven member House committee to investigate administration claims that big business sparked the current recession to undermine the New Deal. He cited Robert H. Jackson and Interior Secretary Ickes and sought a hearing to clear their names.
National Labor Relations Board notes 1937 saw a record 4017 strikes in ten months with 56 percent aimed at organizing for collective bargaining. It attributes the surge to employer resistance to recognizing workers rights under the Wagner Act. Boulder Dam paid back over 2 million to federal areas in its first year of operation.
The writer scatters humorous anecdotes from a Texas club visit. He muses on endorsements, meets Ernesto Bueno a tall hunter linked to Daniel Boone lineage, and jokes about dachshunds, Mose the Hogg chauffeur, and a rainy club dinner featuring rich southern fare.
A dated editorial warns of a lingering recession mood and rising unemployment led by large scale layoffs at General Motors. It critiques administration trust busting, New Deal critics, and calls for impartial oversight of industry while supporting Navy expansion and preparedness.
How heavy fabric determines drapery lining and plait depth with stiffened headings. Steps cover cutting heading canvas, sewing, plait spacing, and adding rings. Mentions Mrs Spears Sewing book offered for 25 cents with home crafts guidance and address.
Shrimp Creole is presented as a versatile Sunday supper dish that can be prepared ahead and reheated. The recipe lists ingredients such as onions celery tomatoes peas and shrimp with instructions to brown the vegetables make a thick sauce and adjust chili powder to taste. A suggested dessert pairs chilled pears with custard. The column notes Marjorie H Black as the author.
The list asks why stars appear pointed, when the White House received its official name, the earth’s curvature per mile, the最高 denomination of U S postage stamps, whether a pail top is perfectly level, and the length of the original Greek marathon.
The text notes scintillation from atmospheric inequality causing apparent points, states the term White House became official under Theodore Roosevelt, and mentions that earth curvature per mile is about eight inches. It ends with a fragment about five dollars and a garbled phrase.
The advertisement touts Penetro a warming salve with mutton suet base and high medicament content claiming to ease chest tightness from colds. It invites both children and adults to rub on with a large jar priced at 35 cents and emphasizes its counter irritant effect and volatilizing action.
A compact quotation attributed to Cicero urges humility during wealth and success. It cautions against pride and disdain.
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