Busy Season Ahead for President Roosevelt
With Congress adjourned, President Roosevelt faces a busy peace time term. The piece outlines powers granted by Congress to shape economic, agricultural, industrial, and social life, including potential price and wage controls, tax and spending shifts, anti trust flexibility, currency changes, and federal procurement. It notes the president's broad discretion and predicts a demanding season ahead.
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Washington
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Olive McKee, Jr
Bostoa ‘Transcript
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Statinspelore
Federal Reserve Banks
Time for Action on 90 Percent Public Improvement Gift
The silent government offers New Caste 90 percent gift of any public project plus a low interest loan for the rest. A $3.3 billion federal effort aims to revive business and industry without new taxes. States and cities race to begin projects, with Pennsylvania ready to use its share though details remain unclear. Indiana, Ohio, Texas announce programs, while officials pledge swift action to commence building.
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Pinchot
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Indiana
Ohlohon
Texas
Indoors Americans See Rich Outdoor Interest In Report
A Hoover report notes Americans prefer indoor activities yet show strong outdoor engagement. It cites 7.0 million hunting and fishing participants, 2 million campers in national forests, 40 million beachgoers across 81 cities, 3,500 pools, 210,000 motor boats, over 1.2 million public tennis players and 6,550 courts.
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Diga
Hoover
Clibe
Remembering Apple Box Making From My Teens
The narrator recalls working at an apple box factory, detailing building a working bench, choosing a stripper, a hatchet, and nails. Vivid memories describe the scent of apples, wagons, and the steady box making rhythm, and the lifelong value of the skill.
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Tomni
Disagreeable Habits Hint From Advice Fragment
A dated advisory fragment urges recognizing and shedding disagreeable habits. It suggests asking friends to point them out and accepting honest feedback to improve, noting you are not expected to alter your core individuality but can change mechanical faults and unwanted behaviors.
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Grea
Loser and Victor in a Just Folks monologue
A reflective piece contrasts two men on street corners and in life. One yields to fear and doubt, the other debates grit and action, suggesting fortune favors the bold. The prose ties in with a 1993 Hogar A guest credit and a line about revolution and sportsmanship.
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Hogar A
Hints and Hints in a Turbulent Broadside
A fragmented, satirical clippings collage references sun sets and barometers, jokes about rent dodging, and a mix of odd historical notes. It includes puns, weather hints, stray anecdotes, and a long list of historical milestones, interwoven with slang and social quips from a bygone era. The piece reads as a chaotic miscellany with no clear single event.
Mars may lack oxygen say Mount Wilson astronomers
A panel of astronomers led by Walter Adams and Theodore Dunham Jr from Mount Wilson Observatory reported Mars has less than 1 percent oxygen. The commentary notes mixed reactions from newspapers across the United States about Martian life and atmosphere.
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De Soto farmer markets surplus from own land and garden
Carl Bates of De Soto County Florida demonstrates self sufficiency by growing over ninety percent of his family's food. He cultivates eleven acres with tomatoes corn cucumbers peppers spinach squash beets beans peas potatoes cabbage and more. Bates keeps bees pigs cows and poultry and is starting a ten acre orange grove. He employs a Negro man a mule and a homemade tractor and has over 400 quarts of canned vegetables and meats.
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Bates
Press Comment Highlights Political and Social Quips
A collage of quotes from various newspapers satirizes politics, reform, and social issues. It references former warden Daly and reform efforts in Indiana, revives debates on unemployment, and notes Roosevelt's sessions, bond auctions, and public discourse with tongue in cheek observations from multiple cities.
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Bible Thought For Today Verses On Vision And Law
The note reflects on a proverb about vision and law with a dated reflection. It recalls past purchase memories at a butcher shop, mentioning ver and bacon and the act of buying meat in a fond recollection. It contrasts scarcity with contentment as a moral reflection.
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