What Congress Will Do In The Roosevelt Era
Washington observers warn of a tense start to the new Congress as President Roosevelt faces a skeptical, energized body. Analysts note a strong popular base for Roosevelt, a potential clash with party discipline, and anticipated battles over liquor repeal, taxation, and federal revenue amid a wave of national issues.
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Congress
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House of Representatives
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National Press Club
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Treasury
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Western Newspaper Ui
Reddy Fox Uses Smooth Tongue to Goad Jerry Muskrat
In Thornton W. Burgess tale, Reddy Fox flatters Jerry Muskrat about his house at Smiling Pool. Jerry, tempted by praise and curiosity, dwells on the compliment and considers showing the inside, warned only by his awareness of Fox’s sly nature. The scene highlights Reddy Fox's persuasive charm and potential danger to naive woodland creatures.
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Reddy
Jerry
Jerry Muskrat
Indians Catching Salmon on the Columbia River
Reddy Fox praises a salmon house and asks Jerry Musixrat to show him how to build a similar house on land. Jerry agrees to help, but notes he cannot teach the method without a guide. The scene features Reddy’s flattering request and the suggestion of companionship to learn construction. Noted as a 1933 WNU Service piece by ZT Burgess.
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Jerry Musixrat
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Columbia River
Oregon
Two Women Claim Against Broken Hearts in 1933
In a 1933 era note, Dell laments hard times yet asserts two women can still collect on a broken heart, a quip reflecting social attitudes of the era and the lingering tabloid mood of the Bell Syndicate and WNU service.
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Bell Syndicula
Pickwick
Dickens
Americ.a
Ball Syndicate
WNU Service
Breakfast ideas for children from a 1933 guide
A Western Newspaper Union feature emphasizes early habits for healthy eating in children. It offers simple, well cooked foods and attractive serving, with recipes like Orange Honey Grispy and Breakfast Cocktail, plus tips for nursing mothers and vitamin rich drinks to aid dental health.
Icrapgic Golf Teaches Competitive Practice Tactics
A fragmented piece argues that golf practice loses interest without competition to drive improvement. It notes golfers must repeatedly drill weak shots to overcome flaws, using precision and discipline to build consistency. The tone mirrors a coaching voice promoting focused, structured drills.
Do Not Always Smile Forever Sing And Yet Not All
A reflective verse by Douglas Malloch from 1935 contrasts fleeting wealth with the earth's cycles. The poem notes that joy, riches, and success are not constant, while hardship and sorrow recur. It weighs life’s contrasts and implies resilience despite ups and downs.
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Acre
Douglas Malloch
Boners and braces of old exam humor from 1933
A garbled collection of dated snippets and notes mentions boners in exam patterns, a grasshopper leg called a decanter, prizefighter upkeep, a map bleeding from a head wound, and early golf practice anecdotes. The text mixes misfits, literary fragments, and stray lines with no clear single event.
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By Douglas Mallogh
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Francis Cuimet
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