Pump-Priming and the Money Myth in 1938 Editorial
The piece argues that economic pump priming via debt cannot secure lasting relief and urges private enterprise and self-sustaining business profits. It contrasts temporary federal spending with a call for permanent growth, criticizing Washington's policies and political rhetoric while referencing Roosevelt era debates and local editorials.
Youth Come to Washington Inspiring Parade Shows Hope
Congress considers vital legislation while thousands of youngsters visit Washington in a key season. A parade of 11 000 early teens from eighteen states marched Constitution Avenue, symbolizing self betterment and public service. The piece contrasts US youth optimism with overseas military drills, recalling President Roosevelt’s White House remark that the future belongs to youth. An outstanding newspaper calls seeing them encouraging for troubled adults.
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Congress
Washington
Constitution Avenue
United States
Roosevelt
White House
Card of Thanks to Roanoke Rapids Hospital Staff
I express appreciation to the nurses and doctors of Roanoke Rapids Hospital especially Doctor Maddrey during my recent illness. Mrs. C. W. Drewey and Miss Lib Overton spent the weekend at her home in Greenville.
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Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Doctor Maddrey
Miss Lib Overton
Greenville
Cardui Self Care For Women From An Old Advert Claim
Periodic pains addressed with Cardui a vegetable medicine for menstrual discomfort. Thousands testify it helps easing monthly cramps and supports overall strength from food. If pain persists consult a physician and avoid prolonged suffering. Cardui is taken at home and bought at the drug store. Pronounced Card-u-L.
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Land of the Free
Home of the
Carter Glass
John Nance Garner
Farley
Rome
Roanoke Rapids
GR Gara
C. W. Drewey
Rama
Kelvinator
Shell Furniture Company
Roanoke
Rapids, N. C