Roosevelt pressures Curley post and New Deal plans unfold
The article notes President Roosevelt will appoint Boston Mayor James M. Curley to a key post after Hawaii return, amid patronage concerns. It also outlines the New Deal social program push, AAA planning, drought relief funding, rural resettlement, and pushback over public works project lapses under Secretary Ickes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hawaii
James M. Curley
Boston
Farley
Curley
Navy
Italy
Mussolini
United States
Vatican
Trish Free State
Philippines
Treasury
Poland
H. R. Tolley
AAA
PWA
Surplus Relief Corporation
Drouth
Little Fellows
Ickes
Federal
How God Took Care of Elijah in Bible Lesson
Lessons describe Elijah’s confrontation with Ahab and God’s care during drought. Elijah prophesies no rain for years, hides at Cherith fed by ravens and brook water, then goes to Zarephath aided by a widow. God provides meals, renews strength, and an angel cooks after Elijah’s despair.
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Elijah
Cherith
Zarephath
Palestine
Mediterranean Sea
Jordan
Jezebel
C. Elijah
God
Mt. Caniel
Difficulties in Religion and Trials of Faith
A remark on facing difficulties with fairness and integrity. The speaker cites religion as meaningful only if it involves trouble and deliverance, referencing Daniel and his three friends E, qQ, Krampe as examples.
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Daniel
Krampe
Submissive Heart Bible Quote Inspires Faith in Nation
A brief utterance from H. M. Parsons emphasizes the Bible as the heart of the nation. The call repeats themes of spiritual guidance, religious devotion, and moral renewal for the land.
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H. M. Parsons
Frock for Wear on Tennis Court Pattern 9995
Pattern 9995 designs a tennis frock with a sunburst tucks yoke and back emphasis. Available in sizes 14 to 42, size 16 requires 3⁄4 yard of 36 inch fabric. send 15 cents and name address style number and size to Sewing Circle Pattern Department New York.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Eighteenth Street
New York
N. Y
Not Buying Votes Says Senator Gambler Mindset
Senator Sorghum discusses vote buying as a gamble rather than a purchase, arguing that in his locality the delivered votes cannot be trusted to reflect the buyer’s intent. He questions the certainty of any electoral influence.
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Curley
Washington
State Department
Boston
Tennessee Valley Authority
Mr. Curley
Jim Farley
Senator Sorghum
Platform Etiquette Gone Wrong in Train Chat
A humorous exchange between a passenger and a porter centers on platform directions for a Boston train. The old lady rebukes the porter, who quips that turning left or right reverses directions, highlighting comic miscommunication on the platform.
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Boston
Porter
Pro and Con in Sport Terms Explained
Jack explains to Bess that in sports a pro refers to a professional athlete while a con indicates an amateur. This brief exchange clarifies the distinction between paid, high level competition and nonprofessional participation.
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Bess
Jack
Truce to Baby Talk Photographer Watch and See Bird
A brief line from Lidove Noviny urges focus on exposure to protect a photographic plate. The playful note contrasts serious instructions with a light aside about a dicky bird.
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Dicky
Lidove Noviny
Stuck to It and a Teenager’s Claim in December
The dialogue reveals a girl asserting she was nineteen in December and again the December prior. The exchange suggests a pattern of age misrepresentation central to the marginal case.
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Ickes’ Force
WNU Gervies
Ahab
Israel
P. B. Fitzwater
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