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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1932
Page
4
A collection of satirical lines on taxes, commerce, fashion, hunting, and holiday life. It critiques tax cuts tied to revival, consumer prices masking value, and social pressures while wryly noting Thanksgiving, Christmas, and family concerns. The tone resembles a wraparound opinion feature from a mid-century page.
The president elect and incumbent president meet to discuss controversial issues within two weeks of the election. The event signals progress and bipartisanship as lawmakers watch for genuine cooperation rather than political brinkmanship.
The essay urges purchase of Christmas seals to fund anti tuberculosis campaigns. It cites 90000 annual deaths and argues sanitary precautions curb spread. Buying seals protects homes and educates millions to prevent the disease.
The vice president-elect and Mrs Garner plan to decline most social visits, arguing they should attend only official events. Critics say such social duties prod more spectacle than necessity and wonder why leaders must perform in public like showpieces.
The article argues that officials are not required to shake hands with curiosity seekers or social climbers. It states statesmen are not sent to Washington or state capitals to parade in dress clothes or to greet every visitor.
The piece condemns a reported Manchurian slaughter by Japanese forces, citing 2700 peasants including women and children killed for allegedly harboring Chinese soldiers. It argues moral double standards and warns that cruelty invites vengeance, urging civilization and restraint.
A Los Angeles Times op ed argues that Soviet style communism aims to abolish deity by leveling society. It claims religion, individuality, beauty, and ambition would disappear as all people and art become uniform and dull.
The twenty year old attorney Joseph Monashan of Butte Montana defeats his opponent by more than 19,000 votes. The race marks a notable early political ascent as Monashan previously ran for Congress but failed before achieving this victory.
A jumbled collection of quotes and quips on crime passion marriage memory and economy. It combines humor about misunderstandings and a diary style note on weddings and sports with stray references to Sophie Tucker and an Olympic goal in 1986.
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