Home and the Real Estate Tug of War in 1935
Bruce Barton discusses home building as a costly process with endless negotiations over plans taxes and contracts. He notes G men led by J Edgar Hoover serve efficiently with five million fingerprints and big fines recovered, praising their work and the department’s budget.
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National Camp P O S A to Hold Special Session
National Camp delegates prepare to vote on establishing a Benevolent Department under the organization. The G Men are paid altogether for the proposed plan as part of the special session details carried from Page One.
Patriotic Order Sons of America outlines new reserve plan
The organization promotes a new insurance reserve backed plan approved by Harrisburg and urges loyalty to American institutions. It vows to defend the U S Constitution support public schools and oppose foreign interference while opposing public spending for era aims. The order declares it is pro American and anti radical socialism.
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Betsy Ross
Washington
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Patriotic Order Sons of America
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Ancient medical fees and penalties through history
The article traces ancient Babylonian law that punished a doctor with the loss of a hand if a patient died, and notes a typical fee of 10 shekels for successful treatment. It contrasts rising modern costs with earlier low fees and highlights shifts in medical science and hospital stays over centuries.
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