Only Real Critics Of The Administration Pete Murphy Statement
Raleigh August 3 Pete Murphy head of repeal forces in the state issued a statement criticizing prohibition opponents. He praises Roosevelt's leadership in national rehabilitation and notes many groups have united behind emergency measures while some political figures aim to hinder stability in the name of prohibition. Leaders of opposition parties are generally cited as opposing actions.
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Fragmented wartime reflections on the New Deal and unity
The article discusses Roosevelt's national leadership and the bipartisan push for repeal of prohibition, criticizing anti reform critics while highlighting the nation’s demand for revival. It recalls a war era rivalry anecdote where a Wisconsin colonel orders baptism for his troops to prevent a rival Massachusetts regiment from claiming superiority in religion.
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An ad-style health offer extols bile flow and liver pills as a remedy for bodily decay and social appeal. It warns of digestive symptoms and foul symptoms while claiming Carter's Little Liver Pills restore charm and attractiveness, with a call to request the product.
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Governor Proclaims Cooperation With Roosevelt Recovery Plan
Governor urges workers and employers to read the president’s appeal and unite in support of the industrial recovery program. The proclamation calls for cooperative effort to rehabilitate the nation and restore prosperity, urging all citizens to lay aside differences and present a united front.
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