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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1937

Page

7

Filibusters and political maneuvering in Roosevelt era

The piece traces the origin of the term filibuster from gunrunning to prolonged Senate talks, notes its use in pressuring bills during Roosevelt’s reforms, and highlights Senator Henry F. Ashurst as a shrewd analyst of public opinion. It also surveys tariff policy under Fordney McCumber, and Hull’s evolving stance on trade barriers and reciprocal treaties.

Washington Roosevelt Supreme Court Richard Harding Davis Senate Federal House Pennsylvania Avenue Congress White House Henry F. Ashurst Arizona Senate Judiciary Committee Alfred M. Landon J. Hamilton Lewis Lewis Ashurst Woodrow Wilson League of Nations Marcus State Department Smoot-Hawley Hoover Cordell Hull Hull Bell Syndicate WNU

All Aboard A New Englander's Trailer Trek

A writer trades roots for road in a voyage south in a fully equipped auto trailer. The piece details the trailer’s 19 by 6.8 feet layout with two rooms, beds, storage, a sink, stove, water tank, septic bath, electric lighting, and air ventilation. It describes moving at speed on Route 66 toward Rolla, camping, and living aboard while composing at forty miles per hour with a portable typewriter.

New York St. Louis Buffalo Missouri Rolla WNU

New Commandment Study Notes on John 12 etc

The lesson centers on the Greeks seeking Jesus and the cross as central to salvation. It stresses loving one another as Christ’s command, warns against legalistic or liberal extremes, and highlights living a life of service reflecting the Father’s honor. The discourse anchors revival in denial of self and cross bearing.

Jesus America Jacob Esau James M. Gray

A Charming Buffet Set Pattern and Peacock Cross Stitch

An easy to follow pattern shows how to make a finished looking chair or buffet set. It includes a cross stitched peacock offered in natural coloring or two shade versions with color chart details. Pattern 5740 provides a transfer motif of a large 13 by 13 inch design suitable for a scarf.

Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept Fourteenth St New York N. Y

Household Hints From the Sewing Circle Pattern Offer

Practical kitchen tips and crafts including stain removal using banana peels and black magnesia, potato soaking for frying, crisping carrots, making sour milk from milk and vinegar, kidney rolls recipe, quick bread crumb method, and ordering pattern instructions from Associated Newspapers Sewing Circle.

Giving and Taking Orders in Military Hierarchy

A concise quotation stresses duty in command and service, asserting that those who reject orders forfeits their authority to give them and those who cannot remain silent lose the right to speak. It frames obedience, service, and restraint as core military virtues.

Hubbard

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