Youth and the Crisis of American Youth in 1930s
The piece reviews Rexford Tugwell’s warning on youth unemployment and the fragile state of young Americans. It highlights Viola Ilma’s And Now Youth and notes youth awareness, limited leadership responses, and a sober look at prospects, opportunity loss, and social pressures shaping a generation.
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Rexford G. Tugwell
Roosevelt
Social Workers
Kansas City
Viola Ilma
Modern Youth
Youth Left To Rot In The Busy World Of Today
By STANLEY activity and suffering, and is look ing about desperately for a faith. Youth's sense of frustration is sharp and shattering. Miss Irma reflects it: the discouragement of not having money, not having material things was nothing compared with the disillusionment of finding oneself not wanted. The text discusses the misery of modern youth, their lack of preparation, and skepticism toward colleges, with calls for new systems rather than revolutions.
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Miss Ilma
America
Neav
Irma
Ilma
Europe
Santa Claus
Woman Shares Fat Loss Using Kruschen Salts
A Warren Ohio woman recounts losing 50 pounds in two months by taking Kruschen Salts daily. She urges others to try one half teaspoonful in hot water each morning and notes improved health and appearance after four weeks.
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E. Feist
Warren
Ohio
Youth Embraces Realism in Pursuit of Peace
Miss Ilma speaks for her age, urging youth to work for peace and support Roosevelt. Her ambitious vision hints at a lifetime of service and a readiness to face hard truths as youth matures.
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Miss Ilma
Roosevelt
Mine Foremen to Take Exams Soon in Charleston
State examinations for mine foremen will be held at the capitol building in Charleston on July 30 and 31. N. P. Rhinehart, Chief of the Department of Mines, announced the plans and said that application blanks will be sent to prospective mine foremen on request.
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State Capitol
Charleston
N. P. Rhinehart
Depart of Mines
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Claims Bile Flow Boost
Vintage advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile flow and relieve feelings of sourness and lethargy. Warns against laxatives and mineral waters, highlights red label and 26c price from 1991. Mentions CartER's Little Liver Pills as harmless vegetable extracts and urges to resist substitutes.
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Carter
M. Co
Paroles Granted in West Virginia 23 Prisoners
Parole notices forwarded by Pardon Attorney A. W. Garnett to Warden C. F. McOdd for 23 prisoners. Applications for parole required a two dollar fee with returns to the department of mines by July 16. Names of paroled prisoners to be announced at Moundsville as released. Nearby report notes stray noise in a police station traced to four new kittens under the sergeant’s desk.
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Charleston
Department of Mines
Clinth
Moundsville
Associated Press
W. Va
A. W. Garnett
C. F. Mc
Bessie
Do Not Give Up Fight Fatigue With S.S.S. Tonic
Read as a period health notice urging readers to use S.S.S. tonic to combat weariness from colds and overwork. It claims weakened blood cells and hemoglobin reduce strength and appetite, promising color and energy improvements with continued use.
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S.S
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