Campaigning on Issues and the Roosevelt Record
Washington debate centers on whether Roosevelt can extend federal power and whether Willkie can offer a different path. The piece argues the real issue is perpetual presidency and war preparedness, criticizing New Deal policies, debt, taxes, and foreign policy while warning labor about wartime shifts and the danger to democracy.
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Queen Elizabeth portrayed as human and temperamental ruler
Historical depictions softened by poets fail to capture Elizabeth I's anger and scolding of attendants and court. A Chicago man claimed to be 123 and a Phoenix woman aged around 117-118 resisted identification as elderly in census photography, illustrating age myth vs. record.
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Strange visitor pays with spoons at Belleville wedding meal
Four years ago in Belleville Illinois a customer left Mrs Charles Willman's lunchroom with a fork full of silver spoons as payment. A stranger returned later with four spoons offering to mail the fourth from Oklahoma.
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Women Healthier Blame U
Article asserts women are healthier than men according to medical authorities. It cites U S data and references Mamad and Galway county measurements, noting age-related differences and tax implications. The text is fragmented but highlights perceived gender health disparities and regional mentions.
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More Man Moets Hear About Machinery Jobs Claim
A Detroit manufacturer denied that machinery creates unemployment arguing that automation reduces costs by replacing workers with machines, leading to more hours of work at the Port factory during the Model 7 period.
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Men Talk More,Women Less, Says University Expert
A University of Minnesota professor says men talk more and are quicker to speak, while women prefer giving advice privately. The study found men answer first but may bluff more, and women reportedly enjoy guiding others less directly.
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Second Tone Ends Schmeling’s Knockout Streak Returns
Louis again stopped Max Schmeling in quick fashion marking the boxer's second career knockout loss. A prior incident in 1928 saw an unknown fighter named Cypsy Daclels finish Schmeling in two seconds faster than a previous bout.
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