Hoover budget seeks large public works fund
President Hoover urged Congress to appropriate from 100.6 million to 450 million for accelerated public works to create jobs, with an emergency fund distribution by a cabinet committee. He warned against broader expansions and projected a 12 month outlay of 40.9 million in construction, while pushing farm aid and enforcement policies.
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Virginia
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Power Care Mission
Nye
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Davis
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Farmer- Labnrite
Prohibition
Industrial Alcohol
Bureau of Prohibition
Woodygck
Binghui
Goss
Connecticut
American Federation of Labor
William Green
New York
John D. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Emergency Employment Committee
The Polish Beauty and the Doppelganger Spy
The article chronicles the enigmatic cross gender double life of Mlle Racznowicz and M. de Reylan, a Russian consular secretary whose alternating identities baffled diplomats and revolutionaries alike. Tuberculosis forced a final retreat to Arizona, where he or she died in 1906, leaving questions about origin and allegiance unresolved.
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Chevalier d’Eon
James Barry
Mile
Raczrowicz
M. de Reylan
Monsieur Nicholl de Reylan
Baron Schlippenbach
M. de Rylan
Mr. de Reylan
Racznowicz
Nist
Romenofts
M. de Reslan
Imperia
Mlle. Racznowicz
M. de Revlan
Barry
Baron Schuppenbach
Exar
Contad
Jekyl-ani-Hyde
de Reylan
Acznowicz
Arizona
Taar
Chinese Hand Craft Mastery Reflects Patience and Perseverance
The passage notes that the Chinese surpass other races in hand made artistry and craftsmanship. It highlights intricate designs and delicate carvings produced by Chinese artisans, attributing this to a long tradition of patience and perseverance which make handwork possible.
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London
Burma
India
Rangoon
Paris
Cherin Nicholas
Unkin
Bell Makers' School Opens at Brilon Westphalia
The first bell founders school in the world opens at Brilon in Westphalia through the Humpert bell foundry renowned since the Middle Ages. The program will offer both theoretical and practical instruction in bell casting, previously kept within a few families for centuries.
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Bell Makers’ School
Bell Founders
Brilon
Westphalia
Humpert
Chenille hat favored by fashion trends of the season
Chenille hats in red velvet tones gain popularity with new models featuring various weaves and draped trims. The piece highlights beret styles, cushion brims, and coordinated lace blouses as midwinter fashion shifts toward elegant, decorative ensembles.
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