President Roosevelts program to speed recovery analyzed
National topics interpreted by William Brackett discuss Roosevelts move to gather authority for a broad recovery program. The article explains powers for codes of competition, licensing, and public works funding, with concerns over antitrust implications and federal oversight. It notes two safeguards and predicts industry records and investigations while outlining impeachment trial procedures for a federal judge.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Jtnosevelt
Congress
Younds
Ngex
Tia
Qourright
Edik Tt
Peter Rabbit and the tangled paths of Short Tail
Peter Rabbit grows curious about Short Tail the Shrew and follows a maze of crossing paths. He grows dizzy trying to pick a route and wonders if Short Tail is pranking him. A sudden thought leads Peter to decide to go home, as Short Tail darts away along a lifelike network of paths. The scene captures Burgess’s 1933 tale with a quirky chase.
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Short-Tall
Peter
Short-Fut
Short-Tan
Lut
Short Tail
Chew
Whitefnot the
Wood Mouse
Pater
Short Fail
Peter Rabbit
Yike
Tsai
Shrew
Uke
Oly
Short‘Tail
Burgess
New York bar designer hides Rob in Hood fashion statement
A New York bar designer unveils a playful summer hat inspired by Robin Hood. The stitched suede elon creates a compact, sporty hooded look, pairing casual wear with a quirky nod to classic legend.
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New York
Westinghouse Invents Air Brake System in 1860s Pittsburgh
George Westinghouse inverted the air brake in 1865 and earned the first patent on April 18, 1869 while living in Pittsburgh. An experimental train soon used air brakes, and in 1872 he produced the automatic air brake, advancing railway safety.
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George Westinghouse
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railrciuy Company
Graphic Golf Turning the Left Side in the backswing
Discussion of proper backswing technique stresses turning the left shoulder and complete pivot to avoid slicing. Cites MacDonald Smith as an example of balance and inside-out hit. Also includes a 1922 and 1933 seed of unrelated recipe notes from Western Newspaper Union and Dell Syndicate.
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MacDonald Smith
Smith
Takien
Dell Syndleste
WNT Service
Mottier's Cook Book Warm Weather Desserts
Warm weather dessert guidance from Mottier's Cook Book describes custard that is properly cooked and frozen to resist ice, including a French Ice Cream recipe. It instructs heating milk, tempering eggs, sugar and salt, cooking until thick, then cooling and folding in heavy cream for a smooth frozen treat.
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Grange
Tvo
The Old Home Place Has Been Enough
A nostalgic poem by Douglas Mellach reflects on the old family homestead as sufficient and comforting through hard times. The speaker values the farm’s labor, shelter, and memories over larger, flashier homes up the line, asserting contentment with what the old home place has provided. The piece is dated 1933 and attributes publication to WNO Service.
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Bur
Douglas Mellach
WNO Sarvice
Orlandet
Oslo
Ut Vago
Salors
St Lawrence River
Fragmented OCR humor note with odd terms and names
The readable text contains quirky phrases about mummies of EZONERS Rameses, BONERS as tidbits, and a list of animals and terms like crow tayoo jailbird, cows pastured by a stream, a spage between bores filled with muckage, and a definition of an An Gxaniee as a man driving axes, ending with references to Beil Syndicate VIIII Servic.
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Beil Syndicate Viiii
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By Thornton W. Burgess
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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Mottiers Cook Book
By Douglas Malloch
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Winnie
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Norway
Chicago Fair
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