Roosevelt inflation pledge eases fears of economic crisis
Washington reports President Roosevelt signaled inflation power would be used only if needed to stabilize prices and avoid German-style collapse. Analysts expect limited action before London conference on June 12 as silver remonetization and debt talks loom. Farm relief plans spark internal disputes among officials and lawmakers as Congress aims to wrap up in early June.
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Europe
Congress
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Wilson
Tugwell
M. L. Wilson
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Now I Feel Full of Pep Product Pitch
A health product claim promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It asserts nerve steadiness appetite sleep relief and reduced headaches and backaches for women. The ad urges readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist today.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Northwestern May Queen is Jean Hoch of Washington Kansas
Northwestern University picks Jean Hoch from Washington Kansas as May queen by student vote. Hoch is daughter of former congressman Homer Hoch.
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Jean Hoch
Washington, Kansas
Homer Hoch
Northwestern University
Farm relief chief Peek from Moline leads Roosevelt plan
George Peek of Moline Illinois appointed chief administrator of the Roosevelt farm relief program, reporting directly to Secretary Wallace. Peek has long pushed for expanding U S market outlets overseas for American farm products, arguing markets abroad are not exhausted.
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George Peek
Moline
Wallace
Peek
Local residents share Sunday visits across towns
A long list of Sunday callers includes Mr. and Mrs. William Matchett with Helen and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith and Arlene, and many others visiting families in Catasauqua Easton Bath Allentown and nearby towns. Social events feature tea showers, needlework guild attendance, and a Sons of Veterans inspection in Shafer's Hall.
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William Matchett
Helen
Paul
Charles
Llewellyn
Catasauqua
Raymond Smith
Arlene
Easton
Herbert Bowers
East Lawn
Chas H. Basley
East Walnut Street
Henrietta Pauly
Ida Marcks
Allentown
Herbert Person
Edwin Fehner
Moorestown
Charles Messinger
Walter Messinger
Belfast
Edna Fox
Georgetown
Ida Kleintop
Elizabeth
Town
Harvey Stout
Bath
George Renner
Near Snyder's Church
Ed. Lilly
Lucy King
Northampton
Helen Renner
Florence Frable
Miriam Hess
Leemsville
Joseph Rickert
Laura Encke
Harry Seyfried
Frederick
Margaret Seyfried
Hood College
Edward Mitchell
Floyd Kiefer
Jennie Mitchell
Andrew Leh
L. Gordon Greenawald
R. T. Gillipsie
P. S. Trumbower
James Fry
Frank Martin
J. Allen Schaeffer
Arthur Schmidt
Andrew Kern
Philadelphia
Needlework Guild of America
Bellevue-Stratford
Walter Grim
Bucknell University
W.H. Wotrine
Haff's Hospital
Northamnton
William Kitchen
Harrisburg
Wirebach
Russell Shafer
East Stroudsburg State Teachers College
Joseph Shafer
Maud Menhenitt
Pen Argyl
J. R. Smith
Ira Lang
Leon Johnson
Reading
Nazareth
Fort 8Hilling
Minn
Vincent Miller
Bangor
Mary Goodhart
Claude Reno
Alentown
Franklin Keller
Fogelsville
Frank Dennis
Men's League of
Men's League of St. John's Reformed Church
Ted Collins
Kenneth Barrall
Chocolate Sponge Roll and Rich Chocolate Frosting Recipe
Frances Lee Barton offers a chocolate sponge roll with chocolate frosting and sauce. The recipe outlines ingredients like cake flour, cocoa, vanilla, and milk, with steps to bake in a greased pan and finish with a glossy chocolate buttercream. It also includes a chocolate syrup for drinks or desserts and yields enough to top two 9-inch layers or a 6 by 8 inch cake.
Train Young Apple Trees For Strength
County Agent B L Coleman notes spring planting is crucial for proper shaping. He explains two shaping methods based on the tree age at planting, with two-year-old trees typically headed in the nursery the previous season to force new growth.
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B. L. Coleman
The Track Was Gone They Stopped the Train
A fragmented health and food note describes how tomatoes and tomato juice can be used in meals and how canning practices vary. It mentions eight quarts per person for seven winter months and lists acids found in produce, including malic citric and phosphoric acids with brief medical mentions.
Pruning and training young tomato trees for strong branches
The article describes pruning methods for young tomato trees including retaining a central leader on the windward side, choosing two side branches with wide crotches at 24 to 30 inches, then trimming them to two thirds to three fourths the leader to foster strong crotches. It notes early debudding as an effective shaping method developed at State College since 1923. It adds that tomatoes benefit the entire family, even a month-old baby may have a half teaspoon.
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Coleman
State College
Tomatoes Bring Health and Strength To Spring Meals
The article quotes Miss F. Marguerite Erikson noting canned tomatoes aid iron and phosphorus absorption for strong bones and red blood. It stresses adding pep to spring meals at least three times weekly and highlights tomatoes supplying four vitamins including A for growth, B for appetite, and C for immunity.
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F. Marguerite Erikson
Home Economics Extension
F D R in Brief Cuts Out I O U’s
The Chattanooga News notes a playful headline style A B C of F D R with a tongue in cheek line about removing all I O U s as a visual gag in a local column.
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FP. D. R
The
Chattanooga News
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