Roosevelt realignment and Republican crisis shaping 1930s politics
Washington observers analyze post election shifts with Roosevelt’s rise as the central force. They foresee Republican reorganization and a potential break with the solid South as a new party lines form, while warning of radical challenges in Congress and the risk to New Deal momentum.
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Delaware
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Mississippi River
Mississippi
The Right Use of God's Gifts in Stewardship
Lesson outlines the distribution and use of talents as gifts from God. It covers the sovereign, intelligent, and purposeful act of entrusting talents, the growth from use, the danger of hiding gifts, and the judgment at Christ's return with rewards for the faithful and punishment for the unprofitable servant.
Truth Not Lost Enough to Know in Winter and Summer
The quoted lines contemplate truth enduring through winter’s frost and summer’s heat. It contrasts Whittier style reflections with Taylor’s belief that every man living in grace is a perpetual miracle.
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Taylor
Don't Let Me Get Sour Cited In Mrs Wiggs Quote
A fragment cites Mrs Wiggs of my-book fame recalling a line about not becoming sour when trouble comes. The remark frames adversity as a test of character and fortune impacts.
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Mrs. Wiggs
Always Need God 7When You Come Down from the Sum
Poem excerpt urges constant reliance on God in every task and moment, arguing there is no part of life free of divine presence and need. The text emphasizes spiritual dependence beyond earthly sums and efforts.
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Ape
Brooka
Ending Erosion of Land Through Soil and Policy
The article cites federal Soil Erosion Service head Hammond Bennett warning that wind and water erosion threaten broad areas of the Great Plains and other regions. It calls for reforestation, perennial crops, and possible population shifts plus public works under Roosevelt’s 1935 agenda to stabilize soils and retire marginal lands. It notes vast soil loss annually and muddy Valley rivers as evidence.
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Hammond Bennett
Federal Soil Erosion Service
New York Times
Great Plains
Bennett
Roosevelt
Congress
Bible distribution explodes as societies reach vast global demand
The American Bible Society and the British and Foreign Bible Society pushed vast quantities of scripture last year at over 2,100 pieces per hour. Deliveries totaled near 700 million across 118 and 180 years of operation, with 155 languages and more than forty countries served, including record Bible deliveries to China and strong demand in Brazil and the Andes.
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British Society
American Society
United States
China
Brazil
Andes
Bible the most stolen book in many libraries
Library records across various communities show the Bible as the most frequently stolen book, with thefts sometimes prompting self-service measures in response to persistent pilfering reported by the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Transportation range spans from ocean liners to roller skates
The Arkansas Gazette notes a wide seating range in transportation facilities from ocean liners that seat thousands to roller skates that seat one, illustrating vast scale differences in passenger capacity.
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Arkansas Gazette
Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative
Hospitals and doctors favor liquid laxatives for adjustable dosing and smooth, natural movement. Properly prepared liquids like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offer safe relief without habit formation or kidney irritation, suitable for all ages and easily kept by druggists.
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Potter Drug & & Chemical Corp
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Say ‘Tai
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